Emily Collis
PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program Director
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist – Formulary Management
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist – Formulary Management
Fetal Specialty Clinic
Experienced Fetal Care in Central Massachusetts and Beyond
Discovering a fetal concern during pregnancy can be overwhelming. The Fetal Specialty Clinic at UMass Memorial Health is here to support you. We provide expert diagnoses, compassionate guidance and coordinated specialty services — all in one place. Our multispecialty team helps you navigate your pregnancy, plan for delivery and prepare for your baby’s needs after birth.
Fetal Conditions We Treat
Fetal conditions are health problems that occur before birth. They can affect a baby’s anatomy or other aspects of their health, requiring...
Protective Gear Prevents Outdoor Injuries
Gear up for outdoor safety. Learn important helmet, pad and footwear tips, plus simple checks that help prevent injuries in kids all summer long.
DRAFT: PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program at UMass Memorial Medical Center
The Postgraduate Year One (PGY1) Pharmacy Residency Program at UMass Memorial Medical Center is a one-year, accredited program that builds on Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) training. It prepares pharmacists to provide medication-related care for patients with a wide range of conditions, supports eligibility for board certification and serves as a foundation for Postgraduate Year Two (PGY2) pharmacy residency training. Throughout the year, residents provide advanced pharmaceutical care, gaining hands on experience as integral members of the healthcare team. Residents are guided and supported by...
The Selection of Dr. David McManus as Chancellor Charts a New Path for UMass Chan and UMass Memorial Health
As an employee of both UMass Chan Medical School and the UMass Memorial Health, Dr. David McManus has had a front-row seat to the simmering tension between Worcester’s two largest employers.
The Selection of Dr. David McManus as Chancellor Charts a New Path for UMass Chan and UMass Memorial Health
The Doctor Is In — or Is It AI?
Massachusetts hospitals are increasingly using artificial intelligence to support medical diagnoses, particularly in radiology, where AI tools can enhance imaging, improve accuracy, and even reduce patients’ radiation exposure. Experts say the technology shows promise in reducing diagnostic errors — still a significant issue in healthcare — but it’s not without concerns.
The Doctor Is In — or Is It AI?
Understanding Medicines for Labor Pain
Learn about the medicines that can help with pain during labor and the possible risks of these medicines.
Visitor Dining at Milford Regional
Cafeteria
UMass Memorial Health - Milford Regional Medical Center’s cafeteria offers full service for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Convenient food stations offer soup, salad, deli, grill, hot entrées, grab and go, and hot/cold beverage service. Visitors to the cafeteria will enjoy the view from our large dining room windows.
The cafeteria is open from 6:30 am. to 7 pm seven days a week. It is located on the ground level. Cash and credit cards are accepted. To find the cafeteria, take elevator A to the ground floor and turn right.
Vending Machines
Water, beverages, snacks and ice cream are...
A Message From Milford Regional President Ed Kelly
For more than 120 years, Milford Regional Medical Center has cared for our community with dignity, compassion and respect. Our tradition of high-quality care is rooted in both medical expertise and the caregivers who provide that care – our doctors, nurses and staff who are most likely your neighbors as well.
Our caregivers are what make us special, and it is what defines us as a community hospital. It’s more than a location; it is a heartfelt commitment to providing the best care to our family, friends and neighbors close to home.
In 2024, Milford Regional took an important step to secure...
Getting the Nutrition You Need: Tips for People Taking Weight Loss Medicines
Getting good nutrition can help keep up your strength and energy and prevent muscle loss when you’re losing weight. But sometimes eating well when you take weight loss medicines like glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists can be a...