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This is a list of hospitals in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, U.S. These are sorted by name alphabetically. This table also provides the hospital network of each hospital (if applicable), the city and county it's located in, whether or not it has an emergency department, when it was opened and closed, and its current status.
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Massachusetts Hospitals[1] | |||||||
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Name | Network | City, town, or neighborhood | County | Emergency Department?
(Trauma Level) |
EMS Region | Opened-Closed | Status / Type / Notes |
AdCare Hospital of Worcester | American Addiction Centers | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | 1948-present[3] | Active - Non-Acute - Specialty |
Addison Gilbert Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Gloucester | Essex | Yes | III | 1889-present[4] | Active - Community |
Amesbury Health Center | Independent | Amesbury | Essex | No | III | Closed - Former hospital, now medical offices | |
Anna Jaques Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Newburyport | Essex | Yes
(Adult Level 3) |
III | 1884-present[5] | Active - Community |
Arbour Hospital | Universal Health Services | Jamaica Plain | Suffolk | No | IV | 1983-present[6] | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health |
Arbour-HRI Hospital | Universal Health Services | Brookline | Norfolk | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | |
Athol Hospital | Heywood Healthcare | Athol | Worcester | Yes | II | 1950-present[7] | Active - Community |
Baldpate Hospital | Independent | Georgetown | Essex | No | III | 1939-present[8] | Active - Former hospital, now detox services |
Barnstable County Hospital | Barnstable County | Pocasset | Barnstable | No | V | 1918-1999[9][10] | Closed - Tuberculosis sanitarium originally, later fitted with iron lungs for polio patients, closed as rehabilitation and long-term care facility. |
BayRidge Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Lynn | Essex | No | III | 1996-present[11] | Active - Inpatient psychiatry |
Baystate Franklin Medical Center | Baystate Health | Greenfield | Franklin | Yes | I | 1894-present[12] | Active - Community |
Baystate Mary Lane Hospital[13] | Baystate Health[14] | Ware | Hampshire | Yes (Former) | I | 1909-2023[15] | Closed |
Baystate Medical Center | Baystate Health | Springfield | Hampden | Yes
(Adult Level 1, Pedi Level 2) |
I | 1870-present[16] | Active - Teaching |
Baystate Noble Hospital | Baystate Health | Westfield | Hampden | Yes | I | 1893-present[17] | Active - Community |
Baystate Wing Hospital | Baystate Health | Palmer | Hampden | Yes | I | 1913-present | Active - Community |
Berkshire Medical Center | Berkshire Health Systems | Pittsfield | Berkshire | Yes
(Adult Level 3) |
I | 1875-present | Active - Community |
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital - Milton | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Milton | Norfolk | Yes | IV | 1903-present | Active - Community |
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital - Needham | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Needham | Norfolk | Yes | IV | 1912-present[18] | Active - Community - Originally named Glover Hospital until its affiliation with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. |
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Plymouth | Plymouth | Yes | V | 1903-present[19] | Active - Community - Originally named Jordan Hospital. Renamed when purchased by Beth Israel Health in 2014.[20] |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Boston | Suffolk | Yes
(Adult Level 1) |
IV | 1996-present | Active - Academic |
Beth Israel Hospital | Independent | Roxbury[21] | Suffolk | IV | 1916-1996 | Succeeded - Merged with New England Deaconess Hospital in 1996, forming Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center | |
Beverly Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Beverly | Essex | Yes | III | 1888-present[22] | Active - Community |
Boston Children's Hospital | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | Yes
(Pedi Level 1) |
IV | 1869-present | Active - Specialty |
Boston Emergency and General Hospital | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | Yes | IV | 1891-1912 | Closed |
Boston Hospital for Women | Independent | IV | 1966-1980 | Succeeded - Merged with Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Robert Breck Hospital in 1980, forming Brigham and Women's Hospital | |||
Boston Lying-In Hospital | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | IV | 1832-1966 | Succeeded - Merged with the Free Hospital for Women in 1966, forming the Boston Hospital for Women | |
Boston Medical Center | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | Yes
(Adult Level 1, Pedi Level 2) |
IV | 1855-present | Active - Academic |
Boston Regional Medical Center | Independent | Stoneham | Middlesex | III | 1899-1999 | Closed | |
Boston State Hospital | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | IV | 1839-1981 | Closed | |
Bournewood Hospital | Bournewood Health Systems | Brookline | Norfolk | No | IV | 1884-present | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health |
Bridgewater State Hospital | Department of Correction | Bridgewater | Plymouth | No | V | 1855-present | Active |
Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Jamaica Plain | Suffolk | Yes | IV | 1900-present | Active - Community |
Brigham and Women's Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Boston | Suffolk | Yes
(Adult Level 1) |
IV | 1980-present | Active - Academic - Formed in 1980 through merger of Robert Breck Brigham Hospital, Peter Brent Brigham Hospital, and the Boston Hospital for Women |
Bristol County Tuberculosis Hospital | Bristol County | Attleboro | Bristol | No | V | 1920-1960s[23][24][25] | Closed |
Brockton Hospital | Signature Healthcare | Brockton | Plymouth | Yes | V | 1896-2023
(Temporary Closure) |
Temporary closure - Community |
Brockton VA Medical Center | VA Boston Healthcare | Brockton | Plymouth | No | V | 1953-present | Active - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital |
Burbank Hospital | UMass Memorial Health | Fitchburg | Worcester | Former | II | 1890-1997[26][27] | Closed - Now an outpatient-only campus of UMass Clinton Hospital[28] |
Cape Cod and The Islands Mental Health Center | Department of Mental Health | Pocasset | Barnstable | No | V | Active - State Operated Facility | |
Cape Cod Hospital | Cape Cod Healthcare | Hyannis | Barnstable | Yes | V | 1920-present | Active - Community |
Carney Hospital | Steward Health Care | Dorchester | Suffolk | Yes | IV | 1863-present | Active - Teaching |
CHA Cambridge Hospital | Cambridge Health Alliance | Cambridge | Middlesex | Yes | IV | 1918-present[29] | Active - Teaching - Originally named Cambridge City Hospital |
CHA Everett Hospital | Cambridge Health Alliance | Everett | Middlesex | Yes | III | Active - Teaching | |
CHA Somerville | Cambridge Health Alliance | Somerville | Middlesex | Former | IV | Active | |
Charles River Hospital | Independent | Wellesley | Norfolk | No | IV | c. 1904-2002[30][31][32] | Closed - Behavioral health hospital, closed for financial reasons.[31] Originally named Wiswall Sanatorium.[30] |
Charlton Memorial Hospital | Southcoast Health | Fall River | Bristol | Yes | V | Active - Community | |
Charron Maternity Hospital | Independent | New Bedford | Bristol | V | 1915-XXXX[33] | Closed | |
Chelsea Marine Hospital | United States Marine Corps | Chelsea | Suffolk | IV | 1857-1940[34] | Closed | |
Chelsea Memorial Hospital | Chelsea | Suffolk | IV | XXXX-1996 | Closed | ||
Chelsea Naval Hospital | United States Navy | Chelsea | Suffolk | IV | 1836-1974 | Closed | |
Choate Memorial Hospital | Independent | Woburn | Middlesex | Unknown | IV | 1909-1989[35] | Closed |
Clinton Hospital | UMass Memorial Health | Clinton | Worcester | Yes | II | 1889-present[36] | Active - Community |
Clinton Hospital - Leominster Campus | UMass Memorial Health | Leominster | Worcester | Yes | II | Active | |
Cooley Dickinson Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Northampton | Hampshire | Yes | I | 1886-present | Active - Community |
Corrigan Mental Health Center | Department of Mental Health | Fall River | Bristol | No | V | Active - State Operated Facility | |
Cranberry Specialty Hospital | Plymouth County | Hanson | Plymouth | No | V | 1919-1992[37] | Closed |
Cutler Army Community Hospital | United States Army | Devens | Middlesex, Worcester | Unknown | II | 1971-1996[38][39] | Closed - Three years after closing, reopened as Federal Medical Center Devens |
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | No | IV | 1947-present | Active - Specialty |
Danvers State Hospital | Independent | Danvers | Essex | No | III | 1878-1992 | Closed |
Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital | VA Bedford Healthcare | Bedford | Middlesex | No | IV | Active - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital | |
Edward P. Boland Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center | VA Central Western Massachusetts Healthcare | Leeds | Hampshire | No | I | Active - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital | |
Emerson Hospital | Emerson Health | Concord | Middlesex | Yes | IV | Active - Community | |
Encompass Braintree Rehabilitation Hospital | Encompass Health | Braintree | Norfolk | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of New England | Encompass Health | Woburn | Middlesex | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Encompass Rehabilitation Hospital of Western Massachusetts | Encompass Health | Ludlow | Hampden | No | I | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital | Encompass Health | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Fairview Hospital | Berkshire Health | Great Barrington | Berkshire | Yes | I | Active - Community | |
Falmouth Hospital | Cape Cod Healthcare | Falmouth | Barnstable | Yes | V | Active - Community | |
Federal Medical Center, Devens | Federal Bureau of Prisons | Devens (Harvard) | Worcester | No | II | 1999-present[39] | Active |
Floating Hospital for Children | Tufts Medicine | Boston | Suffolk | Yes | IV | 1894-1927 | Succeeded - Merged with Tufts Medical Center following destruction of ship |
Framingham Union Hospital | Tenet Healthcare | Framingham | Middlesex | Yes | IV | Active - Community | |
Franciscan Children's | Independent | Brighton | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Specialty | |
Free Hospital for Women | Independent | Brookline[40] | Norfolk | IV | 1875-1966 | Succeeded - Merged with the Boston Lying-In Hospital in 1966, forming the Boston Hospital for Women | |
Fuller Hospital | Universal Health Services | Attleboro | Bristol | No | V | 1937-present | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health |
Gardner State Hospital | Independent | Gardner | Worcester | II | Closed | ||
Good Samaritan Medical Center | Steward Health Care | Brockton | Plymouth | Yes
(Adult Level 3) |
V | Active - Community | |
Hahnemann Hospital | UMass Memorial Health | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | Closed - Now outpatient only. | |
Harrington Memorial Hospital | UMass Memorial Health | Southbridge | Worcester | Yes | II | Active - Community | |
Haverhill Pavilion Behavioral Health Hospital | Independent | Haverhill | Essex | No | III | 2008-present[41] | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health |
Hebrew Rehabilitation Center | Hebrew SeniorLife | Roslindale | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Specialty | |
Heywood Hospital | Heywood Healthcare | Gardner | Worcester | Yes | II | Active - Community | |
High Point Hospital | High Point Treatment Centers | Middleborough | Plymouth | No | XXXX-2019 | Closed | |
Holy Family Hospital - Haverhill | Steward Health Care | Haverhill | Essex | Yes | III | Active - Community | |
Holy Family Hospital - Methuen | Steward Health Care | Methuen | Essex | Yes | III | Active - Community | |
Holyoke Medical Center | Valley Health System | Holyoke | Hampden | Yes | I | Active - Community | |
Homberg Memorial Infirmary | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Cambridge | Middlesex | No | IV | Closed - Hospital for students of Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
Hospital for Behavioral Medicine | Independent | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | 2019-present[42] | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health |
Hubbard Regional Hospital | Independent | Webster | Worcester | II | 1929-2009[43] | Closed - Originally named Webster District Hospital | |
Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center | VA Boston Healthcare | Jamaica Plain | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital | |
Jewish Healthcare Center | Independent | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | 1914-present | Active |
Kindred Hospital Northeast - Braintree | Kindred Healthcare | Braintree | Norfolk | No | IV | 1917-2008[44] | Closed - Originally named Norfolk County Hospital, later named Massachusetts Respiratory Hospital.[44] |
Kindred Hospital Northeast - Natick | Kindred Healthcare | Natick | Middlesex | No | IV | XXXX-2015[45] | Closed |
Kindred Hospital Northeast - Waltham | Kindred Healthcare | Waltham | Middlesex | No | IV | XXXX-2012[46] | Closed |
Kindred Hospital Park View | Vibra Healthcare | Springfield | Hampden | No | I | 1931-2019[47][48] | Closed - Long-term acute care and rehabilitation hospital. Originally named Springfield Municipal Hospital until sold by the city in 1996.[49] Formerly part of Kindred Healthcare, was sold in 2013 to Vibra though it kept "Kindred" in its name.[50] |
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Burlington | Middlesex | Yes | IV | Active - Teaching | |
Lahey Medical Center, Peabody | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Peabody | Essex | Yes | III | Active - Teaching | |
Lakeville Hospital | Lakeville | Plymouth | V | 1910-1993 | Closed | ||
Lawrence F. Quigley Memorial Hospital | Chelsea | Suffolk | IV | Active - Part of Veterans Home at Chelsea | |||
Lawrence General Hospital | Independent | Lawrence | Essex | Yes
(Adult Level 3) |
III | Active - Community | |
Lawrence Memorial Hospital | Tufts Medicine | Medford | Middlesex | Former | III | Active - Community | |
Leonard Morse Hospital | Tenet Healthcare | Natick | Middlesex | Former | IV | Active - Community | |
Lemuel Shattuck Hospital | Department of Public Health | Jamaica Plain | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - State Operated Facility | |
Lovell General Hospital | United States Army | Devens (Shirley) | Middlesex | No | II | Closed | |
Lowell General Hospital | Tufts Medicine | Lowell | Middlesex | Yes
(Adult Level 3) |
III | Active - Community | |
Marlborough Hospital | UMass Memorial Health | Marlborough | Middlesex | Yes | IV | Active - Community | |
Martha's Vineyard Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Oak Bluffs | Dukes | Yes | V | Active - Community | |
Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary | Mass General Brigham | Boston | Suffolk | Yes | IV | Active - Specialty | |
Massachusetts General Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Boston | Suffolk | Yes
(Adult Level 1, Pedi Level 1) |
IV | Active - Academic | |
Massachusetts Mental Health Center | Department of Public Health | Boston | Suffolk | No | IV | Active | |
McLean Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Belmont | Middlesex | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | |
McLean SouthEast | Mass General Brigham | Middleborough | Plymouth | No | V | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | |
Medfield State Hospital | Independent | Medfield | Norfolk | No | IV | Closed | |
MelroseWakefield Hospital | Tufts Medicine | Melrose | Middlesex | Yes | III | Active - Community | |
Mercy Medical Center | Trinity Health | Springfield | Hampden | Yes | I | Active - Community | |
Metropolitan State Hospital | Waltham | Middlesex | IV | Closed | |||
Milford Regional Medical Center | Independent | Milford | Worcester | Yes | II | Active - Community | |
Miravista Behavioral Health Center | TaraVista and MiraVista Behavioral Health Centers | Holyoke | Hampden | No | I | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | |
Morton Hospital | Steward Health Care | Taunton | Bristol | Yes | V | 1889-present | Active - Community |
Mount Auburn Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Cambridge | Middlesex | Yes | IV | Active - Teaching | |
Murphy Army Hospital | United States Army | Waltham | Middlesex | No | IV | Closed | |
Nantucket Cottage Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Nantucket | Nantucket | Yes | V | Active - Community | |
Nashoba Valley Medical Center | Steward Health Care | Ayer | Middlesex | Yes | II | Active - Community | |
New England Baptist Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Boston | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - Specialty | |
New England Deaconess Hospital | Independent | Boston | Suffolk | IV | 1896-1996 | Succeeded - Merged with Beth Israel Hospital in 1996, forming Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center | |
New England Rehabilitation Hospital at Danvers | Encompass Health | Danvers | Essex | No | III | Closed | |
New England Rehabilitation Hospital at Lowell | Encompass Health | Lowell | Middlesex | No | III | Active | |
New England Sinai Hospital | Steward Health Care | Stoughton | Norfolk | No | V | 1927-2024 | Closed - Non-Acute - Chronic Care |
Newton-Wellesley Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Newton | Middlesex | Yes | IV | Active - Community | |
North Adams Regional Hospital | Northern Berkshire Healthcare | North Adams | Berkshire | Yes | I | 1884-2014;
2024-present |
Active |
Norwood Hospital | Steward Health Care | Norwood | Norfolk | Yes | IV | 1919-2020 (Temporary Closure) | Temporary Closure - Community |
PAM Health Specialty Hospital of Stoughton | PAM Health | Stoughton | Norfolk | No | V | Active - Non-Acute - Chronic Care | |
Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children | Department of Public Health | Canton | Norfolk | No | IV | Active - State Operated Facility | |
Pembroke Hospital | Pembroke | Plymouth | No | V | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | ||
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital | Independent | 1913-1980 | Succeeded - Merged with Robert Breck Brigham Hospital and the Boston Hospital for Women in 1980, forming Brigham and Women's Hospital | ||||
Providence Behavioral Health Hospital | Holyoke | No | I | Succeeded - Now Miravista Behavioral Health | |||
Quincy Medical Center | Steward Health Care | Quincy | Norfolk | Yes | IV | Closed | |
Robert Breck Brigham Hospital for Incurables | Independent | 1914-1980 | Succeeded - Merged with Peter Brent Brigham Hospital and the Boston Hospital for Women in 1980, forming Brigham and Women's Hospital | ||||
Saint Anne's Hospital | Steward Health Care | Fall River | Bristol | Yes | V | 1906-present | Active - Community |
Saint Elizabeth's Medical Center | Steward Health Care | Brighton | Suffolk | Yes | IV | Active - Teaching | |
Saint John of God Hospital | Brighton | Suffolk | Closed | ||||
Saint John's Hospital | Lowell | Middlesex | III | 1867-1992 | Succeeded - Merged with Saint Joseph's Hospital in 1992, forming Saints Medical Center | ||
Saint Joseph's Hospital | Lowell | Middlesex | III | 1893-1992 | Succeeded - Merged with Saint John's Hospital in 1992, forming Saints Medical Center | ||
Saint Luke's Hospital (Middleborough) | Middleborough | Plymouth | V | 1920-1999 | Closed | ||
Saint Luke's Hospital (New Bedford) | Southcoast Health | New Bedford | Bristol | Yes | V | Active - Community | |
Saint Margaret's Hospital for Women | Independent | Dorchester | Suffolk | IV | 1911-1993 | Closed | |
Saint Vincent Hospital | Tenet Healthcare | Worcester | Worcester | Yes | II | Active - Teaching | |
Saints Medical Center | Lowell | Middlesex | Yes | III | 1992-2012 | Succeeded - Acquired by Lowell General Hospital in 2012 | |
Salem Hospital | Mass General Brigham | Salem | Essex | Yes | III | Active - Community | |
Saugus General Hospital | Saugus | Essex | III | 1946-1978 | Closed | ||
Shriners Children's (Boston) | Shriners Hospitals for Children | Boston | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - Specialty | |
Shriners Children's (Springfield) | Shriners Hospitals for Children | Springfield | Hampden | No | I | Active - Specialty | |
Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health Center | Department of Mental Health | Boston | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - State Operated Facility | |
South Shore Hospital | Independent | Weymouth | Norfolk | Yes
(Adult Level 2) |
IV | Active - Community | |
Southcoast Behavioral Health Hospital | Southcoast Health | Dartmouth | Bristol | No | V | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | |
Southwood Community Hospital | Caritas Christi Health Care | Norfolk | Norfolk | IV | Closed | ||
Spaulding Hospital Cambridge | Mass General Brigham | Cambridge | Middlesex | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Chronic Care | |
Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital - Boston | Mass General Brigham | Charlestown | Suffolk | No | IV | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital - Cape Cod | Mass General Brigham | East Sandwich | Barnstable | No | V | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Stillman Infirmary | Harvard University | Cambridge | Middlesex | No | IV | 1902-2015 | Closed - Hospital for students of Harvard University |
Sturdy Memorial Hospital | Independent | Attleboro | Bristol | Yes | 1913-present[51] | Active - Community | |
Taravista Behavioral Health Center | TaraVista and MiraVista Behavioral Health Centers | Devens (Harvard) | Worcester | No | II | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health | |
Taunton State Hospital | Department of Mental Health | Taunton | Bristol | No | V | 1854-present | Active - State Operated Facility |
Tewksbury State Hospital | Department of Public Health | Tewksbury | Middlesex | No | III | Active - State Operated Facility | |
The Dimock Center | Independent | Roxbury | Suffolk | No | IV | 1862-present[52] | Active - Originally named New England Hospital for Women and Children.[52] |
Tobey Hospital | Southcoast Health | Wareham | Plymouth | Yes | V | Active - Community | |
Tufts Medical Center | Tufts Medicine | Boston | Suffolk | Yes
(Adult Level 1) |
IV | Active - Academic | |
UMass Memorial Medical Center | UMass Memorial Health | Worcester | Worcester | Yes
(Adult Level 1, Pedi Level 1) |
II | Active - Academic | |
Union Hospital | Partners HealthCare | Lynn | Essex | No (Former) | III | Closed | |
Valley Springs Behavioral Health Hospital | Independent | Holyoke | Hampden | No | I | 2023-present | Active |
Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Massachusetts | Vibra Healthcare | New Bedford | Bristol | No | V | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Vibra Hospital of Western Massachusetts | Vibra Healthcare | Rochedale | Worcester | No | II | Active - Non-Acute - Chronic Care | |
Vibra Hospital of Western Massachusetts - Springfield | Vibra Healthcare | Springfield | Hampden | No | I | Closed | |
Walden Behavioral Care | Monte Nido | Dedham | Norfolk | No | IV | 2003-present[53] | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health - Acquired by Monte Nido in 2021[53] |
West Roxbury VA Medical Center | VA Boston Healthcare | West Roxbury | Suffolk | Yes | IV | 1943-present | Active - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital |
Westborough Behavioral Healthcare Hospital | Signature Healthcare | Westborough | Worcester | No | II | 2018-present | Active - Non-Acute - Behavioral Health |
Westborough State Hospital | Independent | Westborough | Worcester | No | II | 1884-2010 | Closed |
Western Massachusetts Hospital | Department of Public Health | Westfield | Hampden | I | 1910-present | Active - State Operated Facility | |
Westwood Lodge Hosptial | Universal Health Services | Westwood | Norfolk | IV | Closed | ||
Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital - Bradford | Whittier Health Network | Haverhill | Essex | No | III | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation | |
Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital - Westborough | Whittier Health Network | Westborough | Worcester | No | II | Active - Non-Acute - Rehabilitation - Formerly Olympus Specialty Hospital | |
Williams Hospital | United States Air Force | Sandwich | Barnstable | Yes | V | 1936-1973 | Closed - Military hospital / Refs[54][55] |
Winchester Hospital | Beth Israel Lahey Health | Winchester | Middlesex | Yes | IV | 1912-present | Active - Community |
Worcester City Hospital | Worcester | Worcester | II | 1871-1991 | Closed | ||
Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital | Department of Mental Health | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | 2012-present | Active |
Worcester State Hospital | Department of Mental Health | Worcester | Worcester | No | II | 1833-2012 | Closed - State Operated Facility |
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External links[edit]
- Massachusetts hospitals – Massachusetts Hospital Association
- Massachusetts State Hospitals, hdl:2452/625416. (Various documents).