UMass Memorial Requesting Proposals from Local Non-profits for Improving the Health System and Individual Health Outcomes
- More than $4.8 million available for mental health services, healthcare and public systems navigation and h
Prevent the Spreading of Infectious Conjunctivitis
Infectious conjunctivitis is common among children. With school back in session, it may be helpful knowing the symptoms of conjunctivitis, how to treat them and how long your child will be contagious.
Registration Confirmation 3-Day Online Retreat
Thank you for your registration for this 3-day retreat.
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- An email with the specific details for the retreat (date, time, instructor) and a Zoom meeting room link
- An email from authorize.net with a receipt for your tuition payment
Pumpkin Meatballs
A fall twist to meatballs. Not only does adding pumpkin enhance the flavor, but it's also an excellent source of fiber and vitamin A, which is good for your vision, bones and skin.
UMass Memorial Health – Harrington Open Free “Bridge Fridge” Community Closets and Food Pantries
SOUTHBRIDGE, MA, November 7, 2023 – An idea conceived a year ago to help combat food and clothing in
Shortage of new drug to fight RSV: What are the consequences in Worcester?
At UMass Memorial Health, there is enough supply of the 50 milligram dose to last for the next three to four weeks, s
Taking Care of Cuts and Scrapes
Cuts and scrapes are everyday occurrences, and most can be safely treated at home. Knowing how to clean and care for a cut yourself and when to seek a health care can help reduce infection and speed healing.
Flu Shot Elsewhere
If you decide to get a flu shot elsewhere than at a UMass Memorial Health entity, you must provide proof of your flu vaccination to Employee Health Services. Here's how:
Proof of Vaccination Information
Proof must include the following information or it will not be accepted.
CDC projects moderate COVID-19 wave this winter
One thing clinicians DO know is that the currently circulating COVID-19 variants are highly transmissible.