In 1979, Jon Kabat-Zinn, PhD, established the Stress Reduction Clinic at UMass Memorial Medical Center and developed the original Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program. Since that time, hundreds of thousands of people have completed the program worldwide. Today, the Center for Mindfulness at UMass Memorial Health offers MBSR and other mindfulness courses. Ready to get more mindful in 2025? Explore our winter program options now:
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The Relentless Pursuit of Healing
About us
UMass Memorial Health is the health and wellness partner of the people of Central Massachusetts. Through pain and pandemics, our commitment to our communities never wanes. We use knowledge and innovation to create breakthrough medicine, to create jobs, and to make life better for those we serve. We are leaders in the training of physicians and those who work in every facet of health care. We make outstanding care accessible for all, regardless of ability to pay. We stand for quality, compassion, dignity, opportunity and fairness. And we are relentless in our pursuit of healing. UMass Memorial Health is the largest health care system in Central Massachusetts. We are the clinical partner of the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, with access to the latest technology, research and clinical trials. UMass Memorial Health: Locations in Central Massachusetts Our health system includes three hospitals: • UMass Memorial Medical Center (Worcester) • UMass Memorial Health – HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital (Fitchburg, Clinton and Leominster) • UMass Memorial Health – Marlborough Hospital (Marlborough) We have an affiliation with CareWell Urgent Care to provide regional urgent care services. Also, the UMass Memorial Medical Group provides high quality, low-cost outpatient surgery services at The Surgery Center in Shrewsbury. UMass Memorial Health Care by the numbers: 1,700 physicians on our active medical staff 3,000 registered nurses 13,000 total employees 1,125 beds in our hospitals
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- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Worcester, Massachusetts
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1999
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Worcester, Massachusetts, US
Employees at UMass Memorial Health
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Virna O'Brien
Digital Marketing | Website Redesign | Digital Transformation | CRM | Analytics | SEM | Media Strategy
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Cirilo Monsanto Jr
Laboratory Director
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Robert Myres
Founder and Principal - Pyramid Program Management
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Olga Brown
Program Management, Strategy Implementation @ Center for Innovation & Transformational Change at UMass Memorial Health
Updates
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This holiday season, many UMass Memorial Health leaders are taking a moment to express their deep appreciation. Click through this gallery now to hear from voices around our health care system!
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We are thrilled to announce the launch of UMass Memorial Health's new website, developed with our patients and community in mind. Designed to provide site visitors with a consistent, integrated UMass Memorial Health experience
Check Out Our New UMass Memorial Health Website!
UMass Memorial Health on LinkedIn
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2025 is just around the corner – is it time for a fresh start? Whether you’re looking for a new challenge or ready to pursue your passion, now is the perfect moment to take the leap and find a career that excites you. Explore all we have to offer you and your life at UMass Memorial Health here: www.ummhealth.org/careers
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Hear from UMass Memorial Health's Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Sergio Melgar, on the integration of the Epic EHR platform in 2017 and how it has improved operational efficiency and staff synergy throughout our hospital system. Click for the full story with HealthLeaders:
An Epic Overhaul: UMass CFO Reveals How The System Made The Switch
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UMass Memorial Health introduces a program that delivers subacute rehabilitation to patients in their homes. Read about the comprehensive care provided in person and virtually to our patients.
Subacute Rehabilitation at Home: Potential Solve for Skilled Nursing Needs
UMass Memorial Health on LinkedIn
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Mark your calendars for this 2025 fireside chat featuring UMass Memorial Health's Dr. Eric Alper.
Future of med management fireside chat 🔥 With 2025 right around the corner, are you prepared for the trends reshaping medication management? Join us for our January 22 webinar with HIMSS to hear about: ✳️ Strategies to improve medication access and affordability. ✳️ Boosting adherence with benefits information and out-of-pocket costs. ✳️ Real-world applications of AI and emerging technologies. Moderated by Chief Medical Officer Colin Banas, M.D., M.H.A., and featuring Eric Alper, M.D., SVP, Chief Quality Officer, Chief Clinical Informatics Officer, UMass Memorial Health, and Tom Pickering, PharmD, Coordinator – Medication History Program, Pharmacy Services, Cone Health. Reserve your spot now ➡️ https://bit.ly/41GFxqo
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The relentless pursuit of healing can be interpreted in many ways. To Jefferson Wermuth, RN, a charge nurse on the cardiac telemetry unit at UMass Memorial Medical Center, it means far more than the exceptional clinical care UMass Memorial Health provides. It’s about the positive effects of personal connections with patients and staff — a lesson he learned in his teens. "I was a sophomore and on the football team,” he said. “It was my first chance to start on varsity and I took a big hit from a linebacker.” Jefferson was taken to the hospital by ambulance and diagnosed with a concussion. “A male nurse treated me,” he recalled, “and he said, ‘my kid also plays safety. Make sure you're playing smart and not hitting kids with your head.’” That small piece of advice delivered in a busy emergency room resonated with Jefferson, and not just for its common sense. “I was impressed that he took the time to talk to me,” Jefferson said. “I thought that was something I could do — be a male nurse who relates to patients and makes them feel comfortable on their worst days.” His desire to enter nursing was encouraged by his sister, who is also a registered nurse. “She told me that if I didn’t like nursing, I could use my education in different ways, like becoming a nurse practitioner or going to medical school.” But once he started working, it was clear nursing was for him. “It’s a good gig,” he said. “I have a good work-life balance and there’s a lot of opportunity here." “One of the things that really impressed me was the new grad program,” he said. “It really helps ease you into nursing and supports you to build your confidence.” Previous to graduating, Jefferson completed an internship at UMass Memorial. That experience gave him a deeper understanding of the opportunities to advance and broaden his skills. “I knew that I could have an expanding role and explore different areas,” he said. “There is a lot of opportunity to get additional education, which I really like because I always want to learn new things.” We are grateful for caregivers like Jefferson whose passion makes all the difference and embodies the relentless pursuit of healing. #EveryoneEverydayRelentlessly
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Thank you for highlighting UMass Memorial Health's ever-evolving and expanded hospital-at-home care that is supporting our postpartum patients!
As hospital-at-home programs evolve, health systems are finding new ways to expand care into patients' homes more broadly. Our latest white paper highlights how three leading health systems—UMass Memorial Health, Mass General Brigham, and Virtua Health—have expanded their hospital-at-home programs to: - Address capacity challenges and better support postpartum patients - Provide enhanced care for post-operative surgical patients - Improve continuity of care between hospital discharge and ambulatory follow-up Read the white paper to learn how you can expand your own hospital-at-home program to meet your organization’s unique needs. https://lnkd.in/eCgTiKKb
Maximizing the Impact of Acute Care at Home: Three Health Systems Share their Success
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