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QUINCY MEDICAL CENTER PROVIDED TOP-NOTCH CARE
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Once again the services of the Quincy Medical Center, under
emergency conditions, were provided to me and I cannot say enough for
the care and treatment received.
On Oct. 30 I awoke at 6 a.m. with severe tremors and difficulty
breathing. My wife phoned my Harvard Pilgrim HMO and was advised to
take me immediately to the Quincy Medical Center emergency room.
Upon arrival Dr. McElroy and his professional staff performed the
necessary tests and diagnosed I was suffering a massive in...
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Gibbons new chief at Quincy Medical.(Business)
The Boston Herald
; Byline: Jennifer Heldt Powell Quincy Medical Center named Dr. Gary W. Gibbons as chief of surgery yesterday. The nationally recognized leader in the field of diabetic and vascular surgery will oversee a range of surgical services for the 232-bed hospital. Dr. Gibbons has the experience and
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No federal cash boost for Quincy hospital; Anticipated funds had been considered crucial to medical center's health
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; The Patriot Ledger QUINCY - Federal authorities have rejected attempts by local and state officials to get matching funds for millions of city dollars invested in Quincy Medical Center. As recently as two months ago, those officials were seeking $17 million for the hospital's budget. When state and
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Massachusetts Medical Center renovation completed.(NEWSWORTHY)
Buildings
; The renovation and conversion of the Long Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH) at Quincy Medical Center in Quincy, MA, has been completed. The 20,700-square-foot, 38-bed, private-room project began in the spring of 2007 by Needham, MA-based Nauset Construction Corp. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The
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CEO of Quincy Medical Center is leaving; Credited with hospital's financial stability
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; The Patriot Ledger QUINCY - After shepherding the former city hospital back from the brink of closure, Quincy Medical Center CEO Christine Schuster is leaving to head Emerson Hospital in Concord. Schuster, whose hiring for the Quincy position was announced five years ago today, is leaving for a
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OFFICIALS: REVAMPED QUINCY MEDICAL BACK `ON TRACK'
The Boston Globe
; QUINCY - Revamping its medical-surgical programs under a clinical affiliation with Boston Medical Center has slowed the financial hemorrhaging at Quincy Medical Center, according to Karen Schwartzman, the Quincy center's chief spokeswoman. But even with these improved conditions, QMC still faces an
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