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Want to lower your risk of heart disease? Follow these heart healthy diet tips, including a recipe for delicious Tuscan bean soup!

In 2018, more than 2,000 people in Massachusetts lost their lives to opioid use disorder (OUD). Learn how Baystate's ED is tackling the crisis. 

WGBY 57 Connecting Point:  Baystate Medical Center hosts a forum on first response for veterans in crisis.

WGBY'S Connecting Point: Baystate Medical Center offers a new procedure to reduce stroke risk for certain cardiac patients.

A recent study shows Health New England’s opioid access program is helping fight the opioid crisis by limiting the amount of opioids in medicine cabinets.

Results of nationwide clinical trials for TAVR have shown better or equal results compared to open heart surgery. 

The first class of medical students admitted into the PURCH track completed their second year of medical school and transitioned into clinical training with a ceremony on May 8, 2019.

Researchers at UMass Medical School-Baystate are participating in a federally funded study to better understand the opioid epidemic in rural New England—its biggest public health crisis in decades.

Wally Garstka has had three cardiac procedures in 24 years at Baystate Health, with the most recent being a Transcatheter Valve Aortic Replacement in 2017. A grateful patient, Wally has found ways to help others who are where he's been.

Compassionate care is provided to all patients at Baystate Medical Center – no matter where they’re from. Visiting from Chicago, Kathleen Martin and her husband, Edwin, learned this first hand this summer while vacationing at a family cottage in East Otis, Mass.