While the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) may look and feel a little different this year, Team South Shore Health riders are ready to pedal in support of patients battling cancer!

This SAMBOX, also known as a NaloxBox, contains vital tools that could be used to save a life in the event of an overdose, including naloxone (commonly known by its brand name, NARCAN®), gloves, and a breather barrier.

Earlier this month, we gratefully received a generous donation from Kids Who Care: this kind and thoughtful group donated 55 emergency care duffel bags to South Shore Hospital's Joseph & Mildred Finnell Family Pediatric Unit!

This award recognizes South Shore Medical Center for achieving exceptional results in its approach to disease prevention and the treatment of acute and chronic illness for both pediatric and adult patients.

​​​​​​Clinical trials play a key role in modern medicine, helping clinicians and researchers both identify new treatments and improve existing treatments for illnesses of all kinds.

The agreement will ensure a seamless and caring experience for Hospice of the South Shore patients and their families.

South Shore Health EMS recently hosted a Child Passenger Seat (CPS) certification course for first responders in the region. More than 30 attendees participated in the three-day course, which included classroom instruction, hands-on work with car seats, and a community safety seat checkup event.

We are thrilled to announce that the comprehensive technological upgrades at the Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center at South Shore Health, located at 51 Performance Drive in Weymouth, are now complete. These advancements reinforce our commitment to delivering personalized, precision cancer treatment - ensuring that our patients have convenient access to the most advanced radiation therapy available today.

Dr. Carr, a urogynecologist, was presented with the prestigious Olympus Golden Laparoscope Award from the American Academy of Gynecologic Laparoscopists (AAGL).

We have reached a huge milestone in the fight against COVID-19 as vaccinations arrive at health systems. Here's an update on how we're distributing these early doses of the vaccine.