Salem Hospital

01/30/2026

Ready to step up your safety? Salem Hospital is offering a “Stepping On Virtual” workshop — an engaging, evidence-based program designed to empower participants with strategies for fall prevention and independent living. Fridays, through March 6, 2026, from 10 a.m.–12 noon via Zoom. This workshop is intended for English speakers. To register, email Maria Tumang at mtumang@bwh.harvard.edu. Let’s take steps together toward a safer tomorrow!

01/05/2026

Announcing Salem Hospital's first baby of 2026! Taimyn was born at 12:34 am on January 1st, weighing 6 lbs, 6.8 oz and measuring 19.3 in. Congratulations to his parents on their new addition!

12/30/2025

There’s still time to support Salem Hospital in 2025! A gift today fuels our efforts to deliver high-quality, compassionate care where it’s needed most. Join us and shape the future of care on the North Shore: http://spklr.io/61808HBfk

11/12/2025

09/30/2025

There's still time to make a difference! Salem Hospital's Hope on the Green silent auction is open until 12 pm today, featuring incredible items like two premium seats to a Boston Celtics game. All proceeds support behavioral health services in our community, so don't miss your chance to bid and give back. View the items: http://spklr.io/6183BJgNl

09/23/2025

We’re proud to announce that our robotic spine surgery program has surpassed 200 procedures using this cutting-edge technology.

With the precision of robotics, we’re helping patients experience:
• Minimally invasive techniques
• Smaller incisions with less tissue disruption
• Enhanced surgical accuracy and safety
• Reduced pain and faster recovery
• Shorter hospital stays

This milestone reflects our commitment to innovation and better outcomes for every patient.

09/15/2025

Salem Hospital has earned the American Heart Association’s 2025 Gold Plus Award for excellence in stroke care through the Get With The Guidelines® program!

This top-tier recognition highlights our commitment to evidence-based treatment and patient education—including care for those with Type 2 diabetes. Stroke remains a leading cause of death and disability in the U.S., and early intervention saves lives.

Thank you to our incredible care teams for making this possible!

08/27/2025

08/14/2025

Last month, we celebrated the achievements of 35 employees who participated in Salem Hospital’s English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program. Students began the program in October 2024, and through virtual and in-person classes, were able to build confidence and fluency in speaking, listening, reading and writing.

The classes, taught by Salem State University instructors, focused on the communication needs of the workplace, particularly around the roles of support staff employees, and everyday conversations.

06/18/2025

Hear from Salem's own Charles Carrier, MD, how our knee and hip experts can help you get back to living pain-free. Learn more: http://spklr.io/6189BB6Ev

05/23/2025

"If you use tobacco-containing products, your back health is another good reason to stop," says Jason Bessey, MD, an orthopedic spine surgeon. Learn more about our orthopedic services at Salem Hospital. http://spklr.io/6185hD1c

05/12/2025

During , we're proud to celebrate the incredible nurses at Salem Hospital. Jeff McCowan, RN-BC, clinical leader, Davenport 8, shares what makes him proud to be a nurse: “What makes me proud to be a nurse at [Mass General Brigham] is knowing that I’m part of a healthcare system that values meaningful, patient-centered care—something I deeply connect with after making a major career shift into nursing."

He goes on to say, "At [Mass General Brigham], I’ve found a place where that purpose is not only supported but shared across teams. I’m proud to work alongside compassionate, skilled professionals who are committed to innovation, excellence, and improving outcomes for our patients every day. Being part of this mission reminds me daily that I made the right choice—and it fills me with pride."

Thank you to all of our nurses for making a difference in the lives of our patients and community every day.