Shotguns Become Spades in Annual Gun Buyback Program in Worcester
70 Worcester County residents turned in 134 unwanted guns in six different towns and cities on the morning of Saturday...
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Tis the Season for Holiday Family Fun Runs. Here’s How to Keep Kids Safe and Healthy
In parent to parent today, whether it’s a turkey trot, or a jingle bell half, or a Santa stroll, holiday family fun runs are a really festive way to get everyone in the family outside for some physical activity.
Tis the Season for Holiday Family Fun Runs. Here’s How to Keep Kids Safe and Healthy
Experts in Central Mass. prepare for flu season with new variant on the way to U.S.
Dipping temperatures, family gatherings, the holidays. All signs flu season is just about here. With a new variant expected to hit the United States, local doctors are preparing for what could be a very busy winter.
Experts in Central Mass. prepare for flu season with new variant on the way to U.S.
Mass. Man Shares Experience With Electroconvulsive Therapy To Help Others Battling Depression
November is Men’s Health Awareness Month. It’s a month meant to encourage men to prioritize both their physical and mental health. According to the CDC, the suicide rate for men is four times higher than the rate among women.
Mass. Man Shares Experience With Electroconvulsive Therapy To Help Others Battling Depression
Harrington Primary Mental Health PHP
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Southbridge, MA 01550
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Harrington Primary Mental Health PHP
Menopause
Menopause Evaluations and Treatment in Central Massachusetts and Beyond
Menopause can turn your world upside down, especially when symptoms disrupt your daily life. At UMass Memorial Health, providers listen to your concerns and take them seriously. Our experienced team understands the physical and emotional changes that come with this life stage, and we work with you to find solutions.
Menopausal Conditions We Treat
We care for people experiencing a variety of issues, including:
- Menopause, when you permanently stop having periods, typically happens in your early 50s.
- Perimenopause, the time...
Local Cardiologist Speaks on Heart Health Following the Passing of Former Vice President Dick Cheney
The family of former Vice President Dick Cheney said he passed away Monday, November 3rd of complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease. Cheney was 84.
Local Cardiologist Speaks on Heart Health Following the Passing of Former Vice President Dick Cheney
Gift Shop - Harrington
Located in the main lobby of the Southbridge campus, the Harrington Auxiliary Gift Shop offers small and large gifts, cards, toiletries, magazines and unique jewelry. It is run by dedicated volunteers who look forward to assisting you. Deliveries can be made to patient rooms. Dial 6497 from room phones.
Proceeds from all purchases in the gift shop are used by the Auxiliary to provide equipment and programs that benefit the health and well-being of members of the communities served by Harrington.
Please Note: Flowers and plants may not be allowed in all units — generally, flowers, plants and...
Costco is selling Ozempic and Wegovy at about half price. Here are 5 things to know.
Costco has struck a deal with drugmaker Novo Nordisk to sell the popular GLP-1 medications Ozempic and Wegovy for about half their usual price — $499 a month. The discount still requires a doctor’s prescription, medical supervision, and careful consideration of coverage and cost.
Costco is selling Ozempic and Wegovy at about half price. Here are 5 things to know.
‘We want this to be able to continue’: Successful home hospital programs could be victims of D.C. gridlock
Paula Ward’s phone rang at 2:08 a.m., waking her up on the couch in her apartment in South Boston. It was her nurse. Ward’s oxygen levels had dropped, the nurse said, explaining the early morning call. She asked Ward to clamp a small device to the end of her finger to check her oxygen saturation, or percentage of oxygen in her blood.
‘We want this to be able to continue’: Successful home hospital programs could be victims of D.C. gridlock