News in 2017

Netanya Ortiz went above and beyond for a fellow mother at Baystate Children's Specialty Center. For Netanya, it was a natural reaction. For the new mother she helped, it was everything.

In the interest of providing a safe environment for all and minimizing the spread of cold and flu illnesses, Baystate is initiating visitor restrictions only within Baystate Children’s Hospital, effective Thursday, Dec. 28.

Death from opioid overdose is a a national and regional crisis. A public forum to discuss evidence-based ways to reduce deaths from opioid overdose took place before a standing-room only crowd at Baystate Medical Center on November 30, 2017.

Baystate Wing Hospital has announced an investment of $43,000 in grants to benefit local community-based nonprofit organizations for social service, community health, and educational programs.

MassLive: Baystate Health announces a new partnership to support the MIGHTY Program, a six-month weight management regimen for children.

On or about December 29, 2017, Baystate Health, Inc., with a principal address at 759 Chestnut Street, Springfield, Massachusetts...

Baystate Franklin Medical Center has earned the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite Plus.

Baystate Wing Hospital is pleased to announce that Dr. Rama Krishna Yarasani has joined their medical staff and will serve as an adult inpatient psychiatrist. 

An estimated 15% of people with a diabetic foot ulcer will experience amputation.

Baystate Health honored its team members who are veterans and those currently serving in the military during their 5th Annual Veterans Day Celebration held at Baystate Medical Center on Friday, Nov. 10.