The Center for Specialty Care (CSC) is a spacious 6,000 square foot facility located in the hospital’s old emergency department (ED) that is uniquely dedicated to assuring area residents have easy, convenient access to skilled physician specialists from the UMass Memorial Medical Center and other regional teaching hospitals. Learn More

At the Center for Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery, you will have the support of our multidisciplinary team every step of the way. Our experienced team of medical, behavioral, nutrition and fitness specialists is bariatric-trained and will work one-on-one with you to create a program that fits your needs. We are dedicated to providing, an understanding, supportive, environment that helps you live a healthier life by losing weight and keeping it off long-term. Learn More

The Heywood Heart & Vascular Center offers comprehensive cardiology and vascular care. With state-of-the art equipment, highly trained physicians and staff, and a compassionate, caring approach, Heywood Heart & Vascular Center offers outstanding care and services. Learn More

Having a baby is an exciting, life changing event. Staff and physicians at the LaChance Maternity Center at Heywood Hospital share your excitement! We are pleased that you are exploring Heywood Hospital to care for you and your family. Learn More

The Imaging Center at Heywood Hospital combines the latest imaging studies with compassionate patient care. Our radiologists are Board Certified with advanced Fellowship training. Learn More

Heywood Rehab offers an array of physical and occupational therapy services as well as speech and language pathology and audiology treatments at its Pearson Boulevard location. Learn More

In the course of a year, more than 26,000 people arrive at our Emergency Room to seek care and treatment. Some of these patients arrive in an ambulance, some arrive by car and some even come here by bus, taxi or walking. Learn More

The Winchendon Health Center (WHC) is a Heywood Hospital affiliated family practice health center. Learn More

At any given time, almost seven million Americans suffer from chronic, non-healing wounds. Some are associated with complications from diabetes and other related vascular disorders. Other types include pressure sores and traumatic wounds. Learn More