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Information Regarding Providers
UMass Memorial Health (the “Hospital Facility”) does not employ its own physicians to perform medical services. Each physician or other third-party provider, if any, bills for their own medical services and follows their own financial assistance and billing and collection procedures. Accordingly, the following services provided by the physicians or other third-party providers, are not covered by the...
Community Resources
Good health depends on more than medical care. It also requires access to resources that support your daily health and well-being. The community resources on this page are here to help you find programs and services that support a safe, healthy, and fulfilling life.
- CommunityHELP: An online tool to search for local services that support health and social needs. You can search by zip code and category, such as food, healthcare, housing, transportation, childcare, education, and more. Many programs are free or low cost.
- Mass 211 Referral Line: Dial 2-1-1 or 877-211-6277 (TTY: 508-370-4890)
- Connecti...
The Cancer Center at Harrington Hospital - Southbridge Campus
55 Sayles Street,
Southbridge, MA 01550
UMass Memorial Health – Harrington Community Benefits Program
At UMass Memorial Health – Harrington, we build stronger communities by providing education, outreach and services designed specifically for the people in our region. We collaborate with local organizations, neighborhood groups and businesses to develop and run programs for everyone in our community, including medically underserved populations.
We’ve designed our programs to address health inequities and other concerns that make it challenging to stay well. Our goals are to reduce health disparities, prevent chronic disease and empower residents to adopt healthier habits.
Our Programs
We help...
Contact Us - Harrington
UMass Memorial Health - Harrington Hospital is committed to the people of Southbridge and the surrounding areas, offering safe, quality and compassionate care. Our staff live in the community and are also your neighbors, colleagues, family members and friends, working hard to always improve our medical services and interactions with you.
We want to know about your great experiences and your not-so-great experience, and make the situation better, if possible, or at least correct any miscommunication. It is our job to provide you with the appropriate resources to resolve any concerns.
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Spine Center FAQ
Living with back pain can be frustrating, uncomfortable, and sometimes overwhelming. Whether your symptoms are new or ongoing, understanding your options can make a meaningful difference. Explore answers to common questions about preventing back pain, treatment options, and when surgery may be recommended.
Board of Trustees and Administration - Harrington Hospital
Board of Trustees
- Randall V. Becker
- Deborah Boyd
- Erika Burrows
- Anthony Jay Detarando
- Jose Dingui
- Michael Engel - Chair
- Robert Engell
- Thomas Johnson, MD
- Michael O'Brien
- Michelle O'Rourke
- Mark Palmerino
- Natalie Stanley, DMD
- James Waddick
Administration
- Jess Calcidise, Chief Nurse Operator and Chief Operations Officer
- Christopher Canniff, Vice President, Administration
- Angela Chviek, Senior Director, Strategic Planning, Communications, Philanthropy and Community Benefits
- Harry Lemieux, Vice President, Plant Operations
- Steven McCue, Chief Financial Officer
- Greg Mirhej, Vice President, Behavioral Health
- Ed Moore...
LGBTQIA+ Terminology
Asexual | Asexual refers to a complete or partial lack of sexual attraction or lack of interest in sexual activity.
Bisexual | Those who identify as bisexual feel a sexual and/or romantic attraction to more than one gender. This is sometimes used interchangeably with pansexual.
Gay | A person who is emotionally, romantically or sexually attracted to members of the same gender.
Genderqueer | Genderqueer people embrace a fluidity of gender identity and often, but not always, sexual orientation. They may see themselves as a combination of the two binary genders, neither male nor female or as a...