Author: HCN Staff

SPRINGFIELD — Baystate Health System (BHS) has again been named one of the Top 100 integrated health care networks (IHNs)

WARE — Mary Lane Hospital and the Community Outreach Department will present the hospital’s seventh annual health fair on Saturday,

LONGMEADOW — Through the use of innovative technology, patients of Spectrum Home Health Care, will soon be able to have

LONGMEADOW — Jewish Geriatric Services (JGS) recently honored several employees at a recognition luncheon at the Julian J. Leavitt Jewish

To most of today’s workforce, health insurance is important — so important, in fact, that many people make decisions between

Owning your own medical office space can be a financially rewarding experience. However, there are risks of ownership that should

Hospitals are normally recognized for their work in healing the body. But that’s only part of the story at Franklin

BY JOSEPH BEDNAR By all indicators, this should be the beginning of a hearing aid boom. Technology and cosmetics have

BY GEORGE O’BRIEN Paul Friedmann, M.D., says graduates of Baystate Health System’s upcoming “Mini Medical School” certainly won’t walk away

BY GEORGE O’BRIEN Vincent McCorkle says too much emphasis has been placed recently on whether hospitals are merely turning a

SPRINGFIELD — Baystate Medical Center has been recognized for the sixth consecutive year by National Research Corp. (NRC) as one

It’s a first step. That’s what hospital administrators and medical professionals are saying about the hospital relief included in the

Robert Simpson, chief operating officer for Sisters of Providence Behavioral Health, says things go on in the behavioral health sector

PALMER — The physicians at Wing Medical Centers scored above the national “best practice” score in five out of six

NORTHAMPTON — A generous gift from former Easthampton resident and long-time Daily Hampshire Gazette reporter Russell T. Flanagan will enable

LONGMEADOW — Susan Kimball Halpern has been named director of Development for Jewish Geriatric Services (JGS). She will be responsible

After a year that began with worries about hospital finances and ended with talk of the looming threat of bioterrorism,

AMHERST — The UMass School of Nursing and Cooley Dickinson Hospital (CDH) are working together to increase recruitment and retention

Doctors often ponder whether it is better to own their medical office space (MOS) or rent from someone else. Ownership

PITTSFIELD — Berkshire Medical Center is one of two hospitals in the nation to be awarded the ‘Get with the