News in 2015

The trend in health care has moved from in-hospital sleep studies to at-home sleep studies, due in large part to the cost. However, it’s important to understand what disorders can be diagnosed with each type of study.

If you are taking certain medications, whether prescription or over the counter, sunlight may not be the best for you, even in the colder months.

Baystate Medical Center has launched a Family Cancer Risk Program that provides patients with a coordinated, multi-faceted team to help steer them through every step of what can be a complex process.

Primary care physicians identify registered dietitians as the most qualified providers to care for obese patients.

Baystate's Congenital Heart Disease program helps young patients like Christopher, who have congenital heart disease, make the transition from pediatric to adult specialty care.

Dr. Maura Brennan explains the difference between palliative and hospice care.

Food & Nutrition Services team members at Baystate Health are doing their part to carry out the health system’s mission to improve the health by offering local food products.

Learn more about the history, architecture, and growth of Baystate Medical Center in a newly published book.