The mission of the Hospital is to provide high quality healthcare services to our patients in a safe environment and in an efficient and effective manner which provides superior value to the residents of South Central Massachusetts. The overall mission also includes the responsibility to respond to the needs of the organization's employees, community, and other constituencies. The vision of the Hospital is to develop organizational capabilities required to respond to improving the health of the communities in South Central Massachusetts through integrated health care.
Description
Harrington Hospital, a non-profit institution, officially opened its doors on September 7, 1931, with a capacity of 34 beds, 6 children's cribs, and 13 bassinets. Today, the Hospital has grown to a modern, 113-bed hospital which provides quality health care to a service area of approximately 350 square miles covering 17 towns in South Central Massachusetts and Northeastern Connecticut. The hospital is governed by a volunteer board compromised of community leaders. Our local governance structure means critical health care decisions are made by experts in our community who can respond to local health and community needs. Harrington has a complete range of inpatient medical services (i.e., medical, surgical, ICU/CCU, psychiatric, pediatrics, and Ob/Gyn beds) and a wide range of outpatient services including mental health, substance abuse, occupational medicine, and other programs.
