Your medical record itself belongs to the hospital, but as a patient, you have the right to review and/or obtain a copy of your own medical information. Patient-related information may also be released to a physician or medical facility for care of the patient when needed.
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If you’re looking to take a gift to a friend or loved one in the hospital, try our gift shop located at our Leominster Campus.
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital’s Gift Shop, Nici’s Nook, is staffed by volunteers and operated by members of the HealthAlliance Guild. All profits from sales go directly back to the HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital community.
Effective January 2, 2024
Patients and visitors are strongly encouraged to wear masks, particularly if they have symptoms of respiratory illness and when they are visiting an admitted patient with a respiratory illness. At caregiver discretion, patients and visitors may be asked to wear a mask. If they do not comply with masking when asked to do so, they may be asked to leave.
Whether you are a visitor or a patient, you can find a variety of dining options throughout our hospitals, whether cafeterias or vending machines.
Vending machines: Numerous food and drink options available in urgent care
Cafeteria: Offers delicious breakfast and lunch options every weekday
Location: Ground level
Hours: Monday to Friday: 9 - 10:30 am; 11:30 am - 1 pm
Vending machines:
Patient and Family Advisory Councils (PFACs) at UMass Memorial Medical Center and across the UMass Memorial Health System are made up of current and former patients, and caregivers, who dedicate their time to working on hospital and outpatient Patient/Family Experience projects and initiatives.
Bus services are available in the Greater Marlborough area to transport patients to Marlborough Hospital. Call the service for more information.
Assabet Valley Council on Aging Transportation
508-393-1600
The Local Connection (For residents of Marlborough and Southborough)
877-RIDETLC (877-743-3852)
Effective January 2, 2024
Patients and visitors are strongly encouraged to wear masks, particularly if they have symptoms of respiratory illness and when they are visiting an admitted patient with a respiratory illness. At caregiver discretion, patients and visitors may be asked to wear a mask. If they do not comply with masking when asked to do so, they may be asked to leave.
