Coming this January... the newest addition to UMass Memorial Medical Center's University Campus — the North Pavilion! The North Pavilion will be an inpatient, acute-care facility. One of the key guiding principles of this project is to support our caregivers in delivering high-quality patient care, while creating an optimal healing space for our patients. The North Pavilion will have 18 private rooms per floor for a total of 72 patient beds. These rooms will be technologically sophisticated and comfortable, designed for both patients and visitors, ensuring optimal care and relaxation. Learn more now: https://bit.ly/4exUq0V Don't forget — we're hiring! Does the North Pavilion look like a good fit for you? Explore careers here: bit.ly/3Nbvm4N
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The flagship member of the UMass Memorial Health system, UMass Memorial Medical Center is the trusted academic medical center of central Massachusetts and the clinical partner of the UMass Chen Medical School. With over 800 beds (including bassinets) and 7,000 caregivers, UMass Memorial Medical Center is dedicated to ensuring the health and wellbeing of our communities across Central Massachusetts. From delivering around the clock lifesaving care to persevering through a pandemic, our commitment to our communities never wanes. We use knowledge and innovation to deliver breakthrough medicine. To make life better for those we serve. We stand for quality, compassion, dignity, opportunity, and fairness. And we are relentless in our pursuit of healing. UMass Memorial Medical Center includes three campuses located in Worcester, MA: ? Hahnemann Campus ? Memorial Campus ? University Campus With the latest medical technology and support services, we are the tertiary care referral center for central and western Massachusetts. In addition to being the premier source of academic and clinical excellence in primary care, our care teams feature highly trained specialists who are nationally acclaimed for their expertise and leadership in areas such as: ? Cardiovascular care ? Neurosciences, including the region’s only Joint Commission accredited comprehensive stroke center ? Orthopedics ? Hematology/oncology ? Liver and kidney transplantation ? Children’s services, as part of the region’s only Children’s Medical Center ? Women’s services ? Pediatric newborn medicine and the region’s only level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit ? Trauma/emergency medicine and the region’s only designated level I trauma center ? Life Flight, New England’s first hospital-based air ambulance Comprehensive, Award Winning Care in Central Massachusetts
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- 所属行业
- 医院和医疗保健
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- 超过 10,001 人
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- Worcester，MA
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- 非营利机构
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- Cancer、Orthopedics、Heart and Vascular、Diabetes、Pediatrics、Level One Trauma、Newborn Intensive Care Unit、Emergency Department、Ambulatory Care Center、Primary Care和Primary Care
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Forty-seven homeless individuals recently benefited from a free diabetes foot clinic. The ninth event of its kind, coordinated by the Medical Center’s vascular surgery team, brought the total number of people screened to 413 throughout Worcester County. Volunteers arrived at the Queen Street shelter to provide foot examinations; health education; blood sugar, lipid and BMI testing; sneaker giveaways; wound care; and more. “A heartfelt thank you to all of our incredible volunteers — both long-time supporters and those joining us for the first time — who came together to celebrate National Diabetes Day and an early Thanksgiving at the Queen Street Shelter,” said vascular surgeon Dr.?Tammy Nguyen,?whose idea was to launch the screenings. “We are truly grateful for your unwavering dedication, and it’s because of your generosity and commitment that we were able to host our ninth homeless diabetic foot screening clinic. This milestone wouldn’t have been possible without your hard work and compassion.”
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UMass Memorial Medical Center's?Dr.?Alexander Bankier?says smoking is the most common denominator among the lung cancer patients he sees. "There also is a linear relationship between the amount of cigarettes smoked and the duration of cigarettes smoked," said Bankier, the hospital's section chief of cardio thoracic imaging. Bankier says one of the challenges in finding lung cancer early is the lack of symptoms because many patients might not know they have it until the disease is in advanced stages. Hear more from our expert in this all-new?story from Spectrum News 1 Worcester:?https://bit.ly/4fEtHBs
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Justin Precourt, President of UMass Memorial Medical Center, provides some updates on the goals leadership has for the upcoming year and reflects upon some of the goals our caregivers had in 2024.
This week, we have been connecting with our caregivers on our Fiscal Year 2025 Strategy. This annual Strategy Week allows us to collectively look ahead at our goals this fiscal year and also reflect on some of the results of our FY24 goals. I'm looking forward to the year ahead and collaborating with our caregivers across all areas to achieve our shared goals. #goalsetting #Strategy #HealthcareLeadership
Strategy Week 2025: Working Toward our Shared Goals
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November is Arts & Health Month. Art therapist and Child Life Specialist at UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center, Keri Walko-Henry, ATR, CCLS, LMHC, explains how art can be a powerful and necessary part of the healing process.
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UMass Memorial Medical Center Electrophysiology team recently became the first in New England to use the FARAVIEW software and FARAWAVE NAV ablation catheter by Boston Scientific. The new software and a single catheter instead of multiple catheters used during pulse field ablation mean less time in the procedure, less radiation, less risk. These advancements make UMass Memorial Medical Center a national leader in electrophysiology spearheading advanced Atrial fibrillation treatments for patients.
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November marks Transgender Awareness Week and the Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), which honors the lives of trans individuals lost to violence, a crisis that disproportionately affects?Queer, Trans, Black and Indigenous People of Color (QTBIPOC)?communities. TDOR, acknowledged annually on November 20, began here in Massachusetts in 1998, following the unsolved murder of Rita Hester, a Black transgender woman from Allston. What started as a local vigil has grown into an international movement, with observances in more than 200 cities across 21 countries. Unfortunately, violence against transgender individuals has only risen since TDOR began, with a disproportionate number of violent acts impacting?QTBIPOC?communities. At UMass Memorial Health, we are committed to providing all caregivers with an environment that is free from discrimination, harassment, and/or retaliation.?
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It all started with sensations of heartburn that came and went. "The next morning, I decided to see the doctor and I told him, 'the man upstairs sent me here... God.''" That's when she learned she had cancer. Now, as a five-year Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer Survivor, Antonia is ready to open up. When she first learned about her diagnosis, her thoughts immediately went to her strong faith. "It's all God's will," Antonia said... "It's going to be God's decision. So, I kept moving forward with the chemo. In my mind, I didn't have anything." The next few months would look like this: neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by a Whipple Procedure and then adjuvant chemotherapy. Though intense, Antonia kept her positive mindset pushing her foward.? She found herself stronger once on her road to recovery. "I feel great now," she said. "I've been eating well and am gaining a little weight." Antonia couldn't be more thankful for the compassionate and attentive care she received while at the Medical Center. "Everyone was wonderful. I'm really so thankful for all of the doctors and nurses." UMass Memorial’s Cancer Center is a regional leader in cancer detection, diagnosis and treatment. Learn more about our nationally recognized cancer programs: https://bit.ly/3AwFr9S #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth
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Don't miss UMass Memorial Medical Center's Dr. John Broach when he joins Bright Spots in Healthcare to discuss Hybrid Care and Home-Based Interventions this Thursday. Save your spot now to hear from our expert and others!
?? Join us for an insightful live webinar on Thursday, November 21, "How Providers Are Maximizing Hybrid Care and Home-Based Interventions"? ?? Hybrid care is revolutionizing healthcare by combining the best of virtual and in-person care. This approach delivers:?? ? Greater flexibility for patients and providers?? ? Lower healthcare costs?? ? Improved patient outcomes? Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from industry experts who are reshaping healthcare through innovative hybrid models:?? ?? Kate Baars, Providence?? ?? Jennie Van Antwerp, OSF OnCall Digital Health ?? John Broach, MD, UMass Memorial Medical Center?? ?? Christina Nelson, TytoCare? ??Moderated by: Eric Glazer ?? **Save your spot today!**?? ??? Date: Thursday, November 21?? ? Time: 12 p.m. EST https://lnkd.in/eS4k3f3g #HealthcareInnovation #HybridCare #PatientExperience #DigitalHealth #Webinar #VirtualCare
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: How Providers Are Maximizing Hybrid Care and Home-Based Interventions. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
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Boston Business Journal shares more about UMass Memorial Medical Center's new program which provides Black women who are giving birth access to culturally tailored and equitable support from a doula. "The UMass Memorial Health (UMMH) program will pair patients with doulas of color before, during, and after birth. The program was launched with 14 Worcester-area doulas. UMMH is also offering an eight-week training program to add 15 additional doulas to the workforce."
New programs offer doulas to help non-white moms during childbirth - Boston Business Journal
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