Connecting me to new heart pump technology
A tiny heart pump, called the Impella® CP, saves Westford man suffering from cardiogenic shock.
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Connecting me to a healthy, active, and happy life
Weight loss surgery helped Erin Bradley of Lowell shed 164 pounds and inspire others.
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Connecting me to urgent care I can trust
When life takes an unexpected turn, don't trust your care with just anyone. Choose the only urgent care centers backed by Circle Health and Lowell General Hospital.
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Connecting me to the best maternity care
Lowell mom has exceptional care experience at the Birthplace
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Connecting me to leading experts in breast care
Retired schoolteacher from Lowell benefits from the team approach at The Cancer Center
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Connecting me to pain-free time doing things I love
Our Orthopedic Center is designated as a Blue Distinction Center Plus for both Knee and Hip Replacement and Spine Surgery by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
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2019 Cupola Award recipients honored for leadership
Each year, Lowell General Hospital employees nominate managers and supervisors for their outstanding leadership and contributions to the organization. The Rewards and Recognition Council votes for the year’s Cupola Award recipients based on the nominees’ abilities to meet the hospital’s Standards of Performance and the dimensions of Completed connected care through personal stories or specific actions shared by the nominees’ team.
Urgent Care, or the Emergency Room? Urgent Care or the ER?
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Is your life in danger? If not, you don't have to go to the Emergency Room. For a surprising number of illnesses and injuries, it's faster and less expensive to go to an urgent care center. You can get immediate attention for allergies, rash or hives, minor eye injuries, dehydration, and more.
When to go to the Emergency Room
If you have medical event or accident that could cause serious harm or death, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital Emergency Room as quickly as possible. Typical life-threatening situations include chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty speaking or breathing or some other major trauma.
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