List of hospitals in Massachusetts

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This is a list of hospitals in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, sorted by location. Unless otherwise noted, these hospitals are full-service, complete with emergency department.

Amesbury, Essex County

  • Amesbury Health Center

Athol, Worcester County

Attleboro, Bristol County

Ayer, Middlesex County

Barnstable County

Bedford, Middlesex County

Belmont, Middlesex County

Beverly, Essex County

Boston, Suffolk County

Braintree, Norfolk County

Bridgewater, Plymouth County

Bristol County

Brockton, Plymouth County

Brookline, Norfolk County

Burlington, Middlesex County

Cambridge, Middlesex County

Canton, Norfolk County

Chelsea, Suffolk County

Clinton, Worcester County

Concord, Middlesex County

Danvers, Essex County

Devens, Middlesex and Worcester Counties

East Sandwich, Sandwich, Barnstable County

Everett, Middlesex County

Fall River, Bristol County

Falmouth, Barnstable County

Fitchburg, Worcester County

Foxborough, Norfolk County

Framingham, Middlesex County

Gardner, Worcester County

Georgetown, Essex County

Gloucester, Essex County

Great Barrington, Berkshire County

Greenfield, Franklin County

Haverhill, Essex County

Holyoke, Hampden County

  • State Medical Examiner's Office for Western MA

Hyannis, Barnstable, Barnstable County

Lakeville, Plymouth County

Lawrence, Essex County

Leominster, Worcester County

Lowell, Middlesex County

Ludlow, Hampden County

Lynn, Essex County

Malden, Middlesex County

Marlborough, Middlesex County

Medfield, Norfolk County

Medford, Middlesex County

  • Lawrence Memorial Hospital - Wellforce

Melrose, Middlesex County

Methuen, Essex County

Middleborough, Plymouth County

  • High Point Hospital(closed)
  • McLean Southeast at Issac Street (psychiatric)
  • McLean Southeast at Oak Street
  • St. Luke's Hospital, formerly Cranberry Specialty Hospital (closed 2007 – see Southcoast Health System)

Milford, Worcester County

Milton, Norfolk County

Nantucket

Natick, Middlesex County

Needham, Norfolk County

New Bedford, Bristol County

Newburyport, Essex County

Newton, Middlesex County

Norfolk, Norfolk County

North Adams, Berkshire County

Northampton, Hampshire County

Norwood, Norfolk County

Oak Bluffs, Dukes County

Palmer, Hampden County

Peabody, Essex County

Pembroke, Plymouth County

Petersham, Worcester County

  • The Quabbin Retreat (behavioral health and substance abuse services, part of Heywood Healthcare)

Pittsfield, Berkshire County

Plymouth, Plymouth County

Pocasset, Bourne, Barnstable County

Quincy, Norfolk County

Revere, Suffolk County

Salem, Essex County

Saugus, Essex County

Somerville, Middlesex County

Southbridge, Worcester County

Springfield, Hampden County

Stockbridge, Berkshire County

Stoneham, Middlesex County

Stoughton, Norfolk County

Taunton, Bristol County

Tewksbury, Middlesex County

Waltham, Middlesex County

Ware, Hampshire County

Wareham, Plymouth County

Webster, Worcester County

  • Hubbard Regional Hospital – Facilities now occupied by Harrington Memorial Hospital (Southbridge, MA). Emergency department, sleep lab, imaging services, lab, ambulatory surgery are open; TCU (private) also open. All inpatient beds are closed, effective May 2009.

Wellesley, Norfolk County

Westborough, Worcester County

Westfield, Hampden County

Westwood, Norfolk County

Weymouth, Norfolk County

Winchester, Middlesex County

Woburn, Middlesex County

Worcester, Worcester County

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