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Childbirth Education Classes (In-person)

The UMass Memorial Medical Center Doula Program is pleased to offer welcoming, informative, childbirth education classes.

A doula leads a childbirth class, engaging with a group of expectant mothers, sharing knowledge and guidance.

Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Center

6.4.25

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Nationally Recognized Pediatric CF Center in Central Massachusetts and Beyond

UMass Memorial Medical Center – Children’s Medical Center delivers pediatric-focused cystic fibrosis care from birth through adolescence and early adulthood. Pediatric pulmonologists lead an expert team providing comprehensive care that promotes your child’s development while slowing disease progression. Our commitment to pediatric care excellence and research has earned our program prestigious Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Foundation accreditation.

6.11.25

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Robotic-Assisted Cochlear Implants: Transforming Hearing Loss Treatment

Advancements in cochlear implant technology, particularly with robotic assistance, are making significant strides in improving hearing care. Patients are regaining their hearing and enhancing their quality of life.

Toddler girl with cochlear implant smiling as she is discovering the world around her

Photo of doctors in operating room performing robotic surgery on a patient

Vicarious Surgical Partners with UMass Memorial to Advance Robotic Surgery

Vicarious Surgical Inc.

Close-up photo of provider using AI tool to treat a patient

UMass expands AI tool to emergency departments systemwide

UMass Memorial Health has expanded an artificial intelligence–powered clinical decision tool to emergency departments

In this June 2024 photo, Teresa Decalles participates in a first-year registered nurse program at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester. Throughout the state, a hospital worker is the victim of abuse every 36 minutes, with nurses and emergency department workers most at risk.

Every 36 minutes: Amid rising rates of abuse, Central Mass. healthcare providers are pushing state legislation to make hospitals safer for workers

Steve Walsh, president and CEO of the Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association, delivered a grim message during an April legislative session: every 36 minutes a Massachusetts hospital worker faces either an act of violence or threat.