All Red and Ready-to-Go Pizza
A vegetarian option for pizza with red sauce, red onion and red pepper.
Mpox cluster in Chicago: UMass doctor warns be prepared for disease risks
“Don’t know,” was Wessolossky’s answer when asked about the seriousness of Mpox risk in Worcester.
Worcester Railers hand out flowers, tickets to UMass nurses
The Worcester Railers are supporting local caregivers in honor of National Nurses Month.
Debunking Osteoporosis Myths
UMass Memorial Health is debunking myths about osteoporosis. Unlike mammograms and colonoscopies, osteoporosis and bone density tests don’t get as much airtime or visibility. As a result, we’ve heard myths about the disease and screenings, and we want to set the record straight.
UMass Memorial Hosts Free Skin Cancer and Eye Exams
The UMass Memorial Hospital Dermatology Department hosts free skin cancer screening and eye exams on Saturday, May 20
Children's health care in Mass. still recovering from pandemic
In Worcester, UMass Memorial Children’s Medical Center is the only hospital-level provider between Boston and Springf
Worcester among Mass. cities to receive opioid settlement funds for recovery services
In Worcester, UMass Memorial Children’s Medical Center is the only hospital-level provider between Boston a
Billing and the End of COVID Public Health Emergency – Important Information
The Department of Health and Human Services has ended the federal Public Health Emergency (PHE) for COVID-19 effective May 11, 2023. The Public Health Emergency provided waivers which helped hospitals to focus on providing necessary patient care in a timely manner, including COVID-19 testing, treatment and vaccination during the health crisis. Now that the PHE has ended, we wanted to share changes that may impact your health care effective May 12, 2023.
Emergency rooms across the state are overwhelmed — there’s a proven fix
Three years ago, emergency departments across Massachusetts were inundated with patients infected with COVID-19.