HCN News & Notes

SPRINGFIELD — Pathlight, a provider of services for residential and community services for people with intellectual disabilities, has named Andrew

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield College Department of Sport Management and Recreation, in collaboration with the Special Olympics of Massachusetts, will

SPRINGFIELD — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts has recognized Mercy Medical Center with a Blue Distinction® Center for Bariatric

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield College Department of Physical Therapy hosted the 22nd annual Greene Memorial Lecture featuring Steven Z. George,

SPRINGFIELD — The nomination process for the second annual Healthcare Heroes is well underway, so it’s time to start thinking about

SPRINGFIELD — The ATI Foundation will present CHD’s Disability Resources program with a $5,000 check on Monday, April 16 at

LEEDS — Linda Manor Assisted Living in Leeds will host the third “Successful Aging Summit” on Tuesday, April 17 from 9

SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest is looking for nominees for its fourth Continued Excellence Award, and will accept nominations through Monday, May 14.

HOLYOKE — The first annual Fashion with Compassion, a fashion show to benefit Providence Ministries, will take place on Thursday,

SPRINGFIELD — The ATI Foundation will present CHD’s Disability Resources program with a $5,000 check on Monday, April 16 at

SPRINGFIELD — A Springfield Technical Community College (STCC) cosmetology student captured first place in the annual contest for the David

SPRINGFIELD — The providers and staff of Baystate Ob/Gyn Group Inc. recently welcomed Vanessa Thomas and Elina Koumjian to the

SPRINGFIELD — Pathlight, a provider of residential and community services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism, named behavior specialist

HADLEY — Christopher Omasta, vice president of Omasta Landscaping Inc., recently started Yellow Ribbon Trucking Inc. of Hadley. After an

SPRINGFIELD — National Healthcare Decisions Day on Monday, April 16 aims to help people across the country be prepared for

ITASCA, Ill. — A new study, “Reading Aloud, Play and Social-Emotional Development,” published in the April 2018 issue of Pediatrics, studies how

SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest is looking for nominees for its fourth Continued Excellence Award, and will accept nominations through Monday, May 14.

SPRINGFIELD — Under its initiative to empower the elderly, Pioneer Valley Credit Union (PVCU), a not-for-profit financial institution, announced it

CHICOPEE — In honor of Autism Awareness Month in April, Gina Kos, executive director of Sunshine Village, announced the organization

SPRINGFIELD — Dr. Luis Andres Moral has joined the staff of New England Pathology Associates and Mercy Medical Center. Board-certified

WESTFIELD — The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Western Massachusetts will be holding its 18th annual walkathon, “A Journey of

SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest is looking for nominees for its fourth Continued Excellence Award, and will accept nominations through Monday, May 14.

LONGMEADOW — Thomas Mennella, associate professor of Biology and director, Master of Science in Applied Laboratory Science & Operations for

NORTHAMPTON — Cooley Dickinson Hospital was the only hospital in Western Mass. and one of only seven hospitals in Massachusetts

SPRINGFIELD — Are you already a babysitter looking to further your skills, or considering becoming a babysitter to earn extra

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Regional Chamber board of directors voted unanimously to publicly endorse the Western Massachusetts Businesses Against Human

SPRINGFIELD — National Alcohol Screening Day (April 5), an initiative of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is an annual event

SPRINGFIELD — State Sen. Eric Lesser and Health New England announced that they will host the second annual “Thrive After

SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest is looking for nominees for its fourth Continued Excellence Award, and will accept nominations through Monday, May 14.

WEST SPRINGFIELD — Fit in 42, an innovative program that has helped change the lives of more than 1,800 people

SPRINGFIELD — Area athletes, parents, and coaches are invited to attend a free evening event titled “Halftime: Returning to Spring

SPRINGFIELD — The nomination process for the second annual Healthcare Heroes is well underway, so it’s time to start thinking about

BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker joined members from the addiction treatment and recovery community last week at the Gavin Foundation’s

SPRINGFIELD — Baystate Health has lifted visitor restrictions put in place in January to provide the safest environment possible for

SPRINGFIELD — Due to a significant decrease in the number of reported cases of influenza, Mercy Medical Center has reinstated

NORTH ADAMS — North Adams Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center will host a free pancake breakfast on Thursday, April 19

SPRINGFIELD — The Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC) announced that it, in partnership with the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (PVTA),

SPRINGFIELD — Springfield College named Chris Hakala director of the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship. The newly

SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest is looking for nominees for its fourth Continued Excellence Award, and will accept nominations through Monday, May 14.

EASTHAMPTON — River Valley Counseling Center (RVCC) promoted Michael Chunyk to the position of site manager at its newest location