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.
Fitchburg Campus: 978-343-5000
Clinton Campus: 978-368-3000
Leominster Campus: 978-466-2000
Clinton Campus ED Registration Desk: 978-368-3850
Clinton Campus ED: 978-368-3860
Leominster ED Registration Desk: 978-466-2741
Leominster Campus: 978-466-2451
Thank you for your interest in UMass Memorial Health – HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital. If you have questions, comments or concerns, please contact us by email, mail or telephone using the information provided below.
Note: This list of contacts applies to all campuses (Clinton, Fitchburg, and Leominster) unless otherwise specified.
Pastoral Care Services at HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital support your psychosocial, spiritual and religious needs with compassion, attentive listening and unconditional acceptance.
We recognize the stress, anxiety, fear or loneliness that can accompany illness, and many patients and families find it helpful to talk to a chaplain or clergy for support during such times. Your own clergy is welcome to visit with you as well.
If you’d like a visit from a chaplain, please ask your nurse. We would be happy to arrange that for you.
Leominster Campus
If you’re looking to take a gift to a friend or loved one in the hospital, try our gift shop located at our Leominster Campus.
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital’s Gift Shop, Nici’s Nook, is staffed by volunteers and operated by members of the HealthAlliance Guild. All profits from sales go directly back to the HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital community.
Effective June, 2025
| Note: As we continue to see increases in the number of flu patients and positive employees over the past two weeks, we strongly encourage masking for all visitors. We will be following viral trends closely and will re-evaluate frequently. |
Whether you are a visitor or a patient, you can find a variety of dining options throughout our hospitals, whether cafeterias or vending machines.
Vending machines: Numerous food and drink options available in urgent care
Cafeteria: Offers delicious breakfast and lunch options every weekday
Location: Ground level
Hours: Monday to Friday: 9 - 10:30 am; 11:30 am - 1 pm
Vending machines:
A Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) is a group of patients, family members, and caregivers who work together to improve the quality, safety, and experience of care at a health care organization. The various PFACs at UMass Memorial Medical Center and across the UMass Memorial Health System actively contribute to a wide range of projects and initiatives aimed at enhancing the patient and family experience in both hospital and outpatient settings.
Connecting all campuses and departments: 508-334-1000