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Massachusetts Network Hospitals – New Hampshire This list contains all Advantage plan network hospitals and medical centers. Network hospitals – Massachusetts Network hospitals – Massachusetts Addison Gilbert Hospital—Gloucester, Tier 3 MelroseWakefield Hospital—Melrose, Tier 3 Anna Jaques Hospital—Newburyport, Tier 3 Mercy Medical Center—Springfield, Tier 3 Athol Hospital—Athol, Tier 3 MetroWest Medical Center—Framingham, Tier 3 Baystate Franklin Medical Center—Greenfield, Tier 3 Milford Regional Medical Center—Milford, Tier 1 Baystate Mary Lane Hospital—Ware, Tier 3 Morton Hospital—Taunton, Tier 3 Baystate Medical Center—Springfield, Tier 3 Mount Auburn Hospital—Cambridge, Tier 3 Baystate Noble Hospital—Westfield, Tier 3 Nashoba Valley Medical Center—Ayer, Tier 3 Baystate Wing Hospital—Palmer, Tier 3 New England Baptist Hospital—Boston, Tier 3 Berkshire Medical Center—Pittsfield, Tier 3 Newton-Wellesley Hospital—Newton, Tier 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital—Milton, Tier 3 North Shore Medical Center, Salem Hospital—Salem, Tier 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital—Needham, Tier 3 Norwood Hospital—Norwood, Tier 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital—Plymouth, Tier 3 Saint Anne’s Hospital—Fall River, Tier 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center—Boston, Tier 3 Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center—Boston, Tier 3 Beverly Hospital—Beverly, Tier 3 Saint Luke’s Hospital—New Bedford, Tier 3 Boston Children’s Hospital—Boston, Tier 3 Saint Vincent Hospital—Worcester, Tier 1 Boston Medical Center—Boston, Tier 3 Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital—Brockton, Tier 3 Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital—Boston, South Shore Hospital—Weymouth, Tier 3 Tier 3 Sturdy Memorial Hospital—Attleboro, Tier 3 Brigham and Women’s Hospital—Boston, Tier 3 Tobey Hospital—Wareham, Tier 3 Carney Hospital—Boston, Tier 3 Tufts Medical Center—Boston, Tier 3 CHA Cambridge Hospital—Cambridge, Tier 3 UMassMemorial HealthAlliance – Clinton Hospital—Clinton, CHA Everett Hospital—Everett, Tier 3 Tier 2 CHA Somerville Hospital—Somerville, Tier 3 UMassMemorial HealthAlliance – Clinton Hospital—Fitchburg, Charlton Memorial Hospital—Fall River, Tier 3 Tier 2 Cooley Dickinson Hospital—Northampton, Tier 3 UMassMemorial HealthAlliance – Clinton Hospital— Dana-Farber Cancer Institute—Boston, Tier 3 Leominster, Tier 2 Emerson Hospital—Concord, Tier 3 UMassMemorial—Marlborough Hospital—Marlborough. Fairview Hospital—Great Barrington, Tier 3 Tier 2 Good Samaritan Medical Center—Brockton, Tier 3 UMassMemorial Medical Center, Memorial Campus— Harrington HealthCare—Webster, Tier 1 Worcester, Tier 2 Harrington Hospital—Southbridge, Tier 1 UMassMemorial Medical Center, University Campus— Heywood Hospital—Gardner, Tier 1 Worcester, Tier 2 Holy Family Hospital—Haverhill, Tier 3 Winchester Hospital—Winchester, Tier 3 Holy Family Hospital—Methuen, Tier 3 Holyoke Medical Center—Holyoke, Tier 3 Network hospitals – New Hampshire Lahey Hospital & Medical Center—Burlington, Tier 3 Catholic Medical Center—Manchester, NH, Tier 3 Lahey Medical Center—Peabody, Tier 3 Cheshire Medical Center—Keene, NH, Tier 3 Lawrence General Hospital—Lawrence, Tier 3 Elliot Hospital—Manchester, NH, Tier 3 Lawrence Memorial Hospital—Medford, Tier 3 Exeter Hospital—Exeter, NH, Tier 3 Lowell General Hospital, Main Campus—Lowell, Tier 3 Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital—Lebanon, NH, Tier 3 Lowell General Hospital, Saints Campus—Lowell, Tier 3 Parkland Medical Center—Derry, NH, Tier 3 Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary—Boston, Tier 3 Portsmouth Regional Hospital—Portsmouth, NH, Tier 3 Massachusetts General Hospital—Boston, Tier 3 Southern New Hampshire Medical Center—Nashua, NH, Tier 3 The information contained in this list is current as of April 1, 2021.. We encourage you to check for the most updated provider information by calling The City of Worcester Advantage Customer Service team at 1-855-216-5924 (TRS 711). 21-713-043 Rev. 00 4/21.
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