Nursing Quality Measures at UMass Memorial Health – HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital

ICU Nurse to Patient Ratios

Nursing care at HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care and safety to our patients. As part of this commitment, we provide you with the table below, which displays information on nurse-to-patient ratios for all the Intensive Care Units (ICUs) within HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital. We have made this information available to you in accordance with Massachusetts regulation 958 CMR 8.00.


Ophthalmology

Comprehensive Eye Care in Central Massachusetts and Beyond

Your vision is our focus at the Eye Center at UMass Memorial Health. We offer the latest in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of eye conditions. From routine exams to advanced therapies, we can help you.  

Prompt Access to Ophthalmology Services    

Some eye conditions and injuries need timely care, especially if you are experiencing sudden vision changes or eye pain. We help you start feeling better sooner with offerings that include: 


UMass Memorial Health – HealthAlliance-Clinton Community Benefits Program

Our team offers programs that benefit people of all ages and strengthen our community. UMass Memorial Health – HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital partners with social service providers, local philanthropic organizations, educational institutions and other stakeholders to ensure our services have a lasting impact.

Together, we address barriers to care, improve outcomes and educate our community members so they can take control of their wellness. Our community initiatives include: 


Department of Transportation (DOT) Physical Exams

UMass Memorial Medical Group is pleased to offer Department of Transportation (DOT) certified medical examinations for commercial motor drivers (CMV) and for new drivers obtaining their commercial driver's license (CDL).

About the DOT Exam

A DOT physical examination is conducted by a licensed medical examiner who has completed training and has successfully passed a test on the new federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Program. A DOT physical exam is valid for up to 24 months.


What Is an Intensivist?

What is an Intensivist?

An intensivist is a board-certified physician who provides special care for critically ill patients. Also known as a critical care physician, the intensivist has advanced training and experience in treating this complex type of patient.

What Kind of Training does an Intensivist Have?

After medical school, an intensivist completes a residency and board certification in a specialty such as surgery, internal medicine, pulmonary medicine or pediatrics, plus an additional two- to three-year fellowship and certification in critical care medicine.


Volunteer Services

Volunteering is a wonderful way to gain exposure to the medical community, explore careers, enhance your knowledge and give back to UMass Memorial Health. We offer unique volunteer programs for both adults and teens. Through volunteering, you’ll find a challenging and satisfying experience while performing a valuable service to the staff and a warm and caring environment for patients and their families.