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Adrienne Renaud and her younger sister, Rosemarie Frechette sit with Reverent Renee Anderson while crocheting the red, white, and blue shawls,

Strands of Care: Sisters From Leominster Area Knit Prayer Shawls for Veterans in Hospitals

Two Worcester County sisters are amazed that the little bit of red, white and blue yarn that they twist and knot into a prayer shawl makes such a difference to the ailing veterans at UMass Memorial HealthAlliance in Clinton and Leominster who receive them.

Patient and Family User Guide for Video Calls

11.10.25

Read more about Patient and Family User Guide for Video Calls

Patients and their loved ones can use these instructions to place a video call to their loved ones using our UMass Memorial iPads. Please note, iPads can only be used for outgoing calls.

Instructions for a Patient to Place a Call

Open the Caregility UHE iConsult app.
Select "GUEST."
Select "SMS" to send a text invitation or "Mail" to send an email invitation, then enter the associated information.
If prompted, select "Allow" to use the microphone and camera.
You are now connected, waiting for someone to join your call. Please note, this can take several minutes.
Once connected you have access to the...

UMass Memorial Medical Group - Spencer Gynecology

118 West Main Street, Spencer, MA 01562

508-765-5981

11.6.25

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Diabetes Wellness Checklist: Your Guide to Taking Control Today

Take charge of your diabetes with daily tips for health, nutrition and well-being. Discover simple actions to help you thrive.

Radiology and Imaging Services

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A woman lays on a sofa with pillows and blankets and holds her abdomen.

Signs of Chronic Inflammation: Common and Surprising Symptoms

The word inflamed may give you shudders. But the process of inflammation is actually a normal, natural reaction from your body’s immune system to defend against invaders, like germs and toxins, by sending out white blood cells and proteins.

Sarah Skinner stands behind the dahlias she will distribute to patients at UMass Memorial Medical Center.

Dahlias brighten patients' day at UMass Memorial

When Holden resident Emily Cormack was in the hospital on bed rest awaiting the arrival of her twins, receiving a cheerful pink dahlia out of the blue meant the world to her.

Matthew Chabot, MD

Christine Anderson, CNP

Sasmira Lalwani, MD

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