Author: HCN Staff

NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. – Catholic Health East (CHE), one of the nation’s leading Catholic health care systems, announced the recent

HOLYOKE – From keeping patients’ families informed of diagnoses and procedures all the way through ensuring that patients get the best

SPRINGFIELD — During the often emotional three-day 5th Annual 94.7 WMAS Children’s Miracle Network Radiothon on March 2-4, listeners pledged some

Pregnant women who wish to know if they are at an elevated risk for delivering a child with certain chromosomal

Catherine D’Agostino is a licensed physical therapist specializing in women’s health, specifically physical therapy during pregnancy and to alleviate incontinence.

Child and Family Service of the Pioneer Valley Inc. began a staggering 130 years ago. That’s a fact that most

Western Mass. Hospital had a patient not too long ago that several staff members remember clearly. Determined to fulfill a

Dr. Stuart Rose knows a lot about some very strange things. He knows the risk-level of cutaneous leishmaniasis in the

Some of Trish Hannon’s earliest memories are of times spent in a hospital. An orthopedic birth defect provided her with

PITTSFIELD – Further enhancing its cardiology services, Berkshire Medical Center announces the appointment of Kyle Ann Cooper, M.D., accepting new

GREENFIELD – Debra Marquis, RN, BSN, CMCN, an advanced practice specialist in case management, has joined the team at Franklin

PITTSFIELD – Berkshire Medical Center announced the appointment of J. Mark Peterman, M.D., an interventional cardiologist, as the director of

NORTHAMPTON – At Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, healing is about the mind and spirit, as well as the body.

In the summer of 2004, Laurie Normandeau went to great lengths (Tanzania in eastern Africa) to help combat breast cancer

SPRINGFIELD — Students and staff in the Springfield Technical Community College School of Health recently presented a completely unscripted emergency

WARE – Mary Lane Hospital, a 31-bed community hospital in Ware, and member of Baystate Health, has changed its name

With time constraints facing nearly everyone, finding time to prepare and eat healthy meals and to exercise becomes increasingly difficult.

Peter Samberg says one attorney working in downtown Springfield makes frequent visits to his personal training and fitness studio —

Hyman Darling says some people are calling it the ‘Nursing Home Bankruptcy Act.’ That’s just one of the many, often colorful,

The American Heart Assoc. is seeing red. On the street, within businesses and schools, and even radiating from the facades

Bill Lyons says he and his brothers had hired a marketing firm to come up with a name for their