Milford Regional Medical Center

01/06/2026

A warm welcome to Milford Regional Physician Group (MRPG), who officially joins UMass Memorial Medical Group this year!

For more than three decades, MRPG has been a trusted source of compassionate, local care. Their 135 physicians, 113 advanced practice providers, and 386 staff members will continue serving patients across 42 outpatient locations, now with the added strength and support of our Medical Group.

We’re excited to learn from one another, support our caregivers, and expand access to coordinated, high‑quality care across the region!

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3LdkI05

01/05/2026

What an incredible holiday season of giving!

With the support of our Milford Regional Medical Center caregivers, we collected over 1,500 items and delivered 50 boxes of food and essentials to local food pantries. Donations also supported our patients and the ED, Behavioral Health, and Maternity teams.

Thank you for helping us care for our community!

01/01/2026

Wishing you and yours health and happiness in the new year!

12/31/2025

2025 was filled with collaboration and support. Thank you to everyone who made it unforgettable—and an extra heartfelt thank you to our amazing caregivers!

12/31/2025

We couldn’t wrap up the year without one more adorable moment from Milford Regional Medical Center! It was these sweet babies’ first Christmas, and our hearts are full.

A huge thank‑you to our incredible caregivers and nursing team. Your creativity, compassion, and dedication shine through in every tiny stocking and every cherished memory you help create for our families. What a beautiful way to close out the year!

12/30/2025

Flu cases are surging earlier than usual in Massachusetts, and hospitals are feeling the strain. Dr. Jeanne McCoy chair of pediatrics at Milford Regional says cases are rising “more abruptly than in the past,” with UMass Memorial Health seeing more than double last year’s numbers.

State data shows influenza‑like illness jumping sharply across Massachusetts, and clinicians are urging the community to stay aware as the season intensifies.

The flu season is off to an active start, and cases are likely to surge higher after the holiday season. Just a third of eligible people in Massachusetts have received a flu shot.

12/30/2025

Feeling sick this season? Don’t wait to get care. Emergency Department or Urgent Care — we’re here for you and ready to help you choose the right place to go. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3Lqo8wt

UMass Memorial Health is here to guide you—Urgent Care or Emergency Department, we’ll help you make the right call.

Your health deserves the right response at the right time. Learn more about your options here: https://bit.ly/4omAGm5

12/29/2025

Now’s the perfect time to check out the UMass Memorial Careers page! We’re rolling out new career opportunities for 2026 and showing up across multiple platforms to help you start the year strong.

Ready for what’s next? Turn your passion into purpose and explore career opportunities at UMass Memorial Health: ummhealthcareers.org

12/25/2025

May the joy of Christmas fill your heart and home with happiness!

12/22/2025

Flu cases are rising quickly across Massachusetts, and Milford Regional Medical Center is seeing the impact firsthand. Dr. Jeanne McCoy, chair of pediatrics at Milford Regional Medical Center, says the surge in sick children has come on faster than in past seasons, with a sharp jump in positive flu tests over just a few days.

“This year, it started a little more abruptly, and the number of cases we saw became much higher at a much faster rate than we’re usually seeing,” Dr. McCoy said.

Read more here with your The Boston Globe subscription.

COVID levels remain low in Massachusetts, but flu activity is spiking in New England.

12/21/2025

Have you heard of our series, My UMass Memorial Mark? It’s a caregiver spotlight celebrating the incredible, dedicated members of our organization, sharing both their personal stories and professional journeys.

Who should we feature from Milford Regional Medical Center next? Leave a comment now. (Photo shows just a few familiar faces we've already featured!)

12/17/2025

For over 30 years, one guiding principle has shaped Dr. Bill Shine’s medical practice: patients always come first.

Decades of trusted care, clinical expertise, and lasting relationships define his commitment to the community.

Discover exceptional health care and meaningful connections with physicians like Cardiologist Dr. Shine at Milford Regional Medical Center: www.milfordregional.org/