News in 2016

We are proud to welcome Dr. Kathryn Jobbins to our team! She is board certified in internal medicine and is now accepting new patients.

Learn how Baystate's child life specialists make getting medical care less scary for kids and their families.

There are poisonous snakes to watch out for locally – mainly copperheads and very few timber rattlesnakes.

Baystate’s Newborn Screening Program can detect even the mildest hearing loss – and provides parents with a follow-up plan – before their newborn leaves the hospital.

Baystate Wing Hospital’s Audiology and Hearing Improvement Centers located in Palmer and Ludlow offer routine hearing tests, specialized audiological testing and tests for middle ear function.

Now a first-year pediatric resident at Baystate Children’s Hospital, Dr. Monique Abrams had  decided to become a chef before returning to her first love—caring for children.

Baystate Medical Center's new South Wing officially opened its doors on June 6.  The new wing is part of Phase 3 of the hospital's expansion. 90,000 square feet of empty shell space has been filled with new patient rooms.

Although internal medicine resident Dr. Anna Clarke is from West Virginia, Baystate Medical Center was her first choice for her residency training. Find out why!

BFMC received the Coverdell NIH Stroke Scale Rate of 100 Percent Award from the Paul Coverdell National Acute Stroke Program.

Susan DeJoy received the 2016 Dorothea M. Lange Pioneer Award for her pioneering vision and innovative leadership.