UMass Memorial Medical Group

The Relentless Pursuit of Healing

UMass Memorial Medical Group is a dedicated, multispecialty network. One of the largest group medical practices on the East Coast, we are also the clinical partner of UMass Chan Medical School. Our academic connections enable us to be on the leading edge of innovative patient care. As members of the UMass Memorial Health system, our doctors offer patients both day-to-day and specialty health care in areas such as cancer, cardiology, pediatrics, orthopedics, surgery and women's health. 

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Our Outstanding Care

1,500+

Medical Group Providers

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$300M+

Federal and private research grants and contracts

Pursuing Excellence

The Pursuit is published by UMass Memorial Health to share innovations and advances — in care delivery, technology, population health and more — with physicians and other health care leaders. 

Recent News

The Scope of Long COVID Is Bigger Than We Think, Mass. Researchers Say

Dr. Sandeep Jubbal, an infectious disease specialist at UMass Memorial Health, said he still treats new patients seeking care for long COVID, and some whose symptoms have lingered for years.

Not having a diagnostic test is a big limitation. Most of the diagnosis is symptom-based.

Sandeep Jubbal, MD | Infectious Diseases | UMass Memorial Health
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Under 50 and Living With Colorectal Cancer, Two Mass. Patients Strive To Help Others

In July 2022, Tracy O’Rourke of Worcester was diagnosed with rectal cancer after a routine colonoscopy screen, despite having no symptoms or family history. She was 47.

There’s been a lot of attention to the increased incidence of colorectal cancer in patients under age 50 — People are diagnosed in their 40s, in their 30s, and then even in their 20s.

Justin Maykel, MD | Chief of Colon and Rectal Surgery, UMass Memorial Medical Center
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Hospital at Home Shows Positive Results for Medicaid Patients: 8 Notes

Medicaid recipients who received hospital-at-home care in Massachusetts had strong outcomes, a new study found. Here are eight things to know from the May study in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society:

This study shows that hospital at home can deliver the same level of safety and quality, while allowing patients to heal where they’re most comfortable.

Constantinos Michaelidis | Medical Director, Hospital at Home Program
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