Event will be on May 10
Submitted to Easton Patch: Good Samaritan Medical Center and South Shore Dermatology, of North Easton, will hold a free skin cancer screening this month. The screening will be held on May 10 from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Good Samaritan Medical Center Moakley Outpatient Department, 235 N. Pearl St. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Call the Steward DoctorFinder to register: 1-800-488-5959.
Joseph Weinstein given the honor by Consumers' Research Council of America
Submitted to Easton Patch: Cardiologist Joseph Weinstein, MD, has been named one of America’s “Top Cardiologists of 2011” by the Consumers’ Research Council of America. Dr. Weinstein, who resides in Westwood, is the medical director of Easton Cardiology Associates, 15 Roche Bros. Way, and is affiliated with Good Samaritan Medical Center. The recognition from the Washington, D.C.-based group is determined by evaluating a physician’s experience, training, board certification and professional associations. Dr. Weinstein attended the Boston University School of Medicine where he graduated summa cum laude; he completed his residency at Boston City Hospital and a fellowship in cardiology at University Hospital in Boston. He is a Diplomate of the…
Easton resident and Good Samaritan Chairman of Emergency Medicine, Dr. Richard Herman, is pleased with the new facilities.
Since taking over as Good Samaritan Medical Center's Chairman of Emergency Medicine in 2006, Easton resident Richard Herman, MD, has dreamed of a new, state of the art facility where privacy was the norm, technology was up-to-date, and patients felt comfortable. It was a dream he had since day one, and one that many had before him. "When I came to Good Sam five years ago, there was a cabinet in my office filled with past blue-prints and designs for a new emergency department. It’s a project that this hospital and medical staff has been trying to get off the ground for a long time. For one reason or another the funding has not been available." When Caritas Christi, of which Good Samaritan was a part, merged with Steward Health Care System …
Three serious accidents, including a MedFlight call, kept emergency officials busy through early morning hours.
Three motor vehicle accidents, all resulting in serious injuries occurred during the early morning hours of Tuesday. "Our midnight shift had an exceptionally busy night," Police Chief Allen Krajcik said. At 12:30 a.m., emergency officials responded to a call regarding a motor vehicle accident at Langwater Pond. Abington resident Jared Klapman struck a tree. Upon arrival, Klapman was reportedly unresponsive. A helicopter, which landed on the Stonehill Campus, transported him to Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston for treatment. Approximately a half hour later, at 1 a.m., officials responded to another accident on Depot Street involving serious injuries. A Georgia resident, Jermain Herman, had struck a pole. He was treated for serious …
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The Good Samaritan Medical Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine was honored as one of the top centers in the country this week.
Brockton resident Sandra Scott battled poor health over the last few years. But, according to her, things would have been much worse if she didn't find the right treatment. Scott spent nearly six months in the hospital after a medical procedure left her with wounds and bedsores that wouldn't heal. After months of attempted treatment, she was sent to Good Samaritan Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine in Stoughton. Now feeling much better and on the path to recovery, she couldn't be more grateful. "They're wonderful here," she said. "I can't say enough about them. They're all so friendly and they treat you like family." Scott is one of approximately 100 patients treated by the center on a regular basis, almost all of which had …
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