The campus also houses a state-of-the-art GI Center in addition to numerous other medical and surgical specialties, along with imaging services. CHA is the largest provider of prenatal care in Somerville and offers a variety of services at the Women’s Health Center. The Somerville Emergency Department, open 24 hours seven days a week, recently ranked first in the state for patient satisfaction, and wait times average under 20 minutes. The revitalized Somerville Hospital campus offers nearly everything area residents need, all at one location. The practice will use the innovative patient-centered medical home model, emphasizing coordinated care and prevention and wellness. Fifteen primary care physicians, including a geriatrician, will provide care to approximately 20,000 patient visits yearly while integrating services with on-site mental health providers and clinical pharmacists. Somerville Hospital Primary Care, opening on October 25th, combines CHA’s Somerville Primary Care and Internal Medicine Associates practices. About 25,000 patient visits are expected each year. In addition to routine eye exams, the center provides treatment for glaucoma and other diseases, laser vision correction, and refractive and cataract surgeries. The expanded CHA Eye Center offers expert care for all eye health needs as well as an optical shop. It features an open design, a new elevator, and facility improvements that connect it seamlessly to the hospital and its wide range of services. The building, which underwent extensive renovations over the past six months, is home to the CHA Eye Center and Somerville Hospital Primary Care. Visitors to the campus will be greeted with a striking and welcoming new entrance at the Highland Building (formerly the Medical Arts Building, located at 236 Highland Ave.). CHA invested $5.75 million in facility improvements and enhancements at the Highland Building and the hospital itself to transform the campus into a major 100,000-visit ambulatory center and administrative hub. You will be asked to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer when you enter any CHA building.Local political leaders joined Cambridge Health Alliance executives and staff on Tuesday, October 19th, to commemorate the reopening of the Highland Building at CHA’s Somerville Hospital campus.Ĭambridge Health Alliance (CHA) has unveiled its new Highland Building, a key component of the revitalized CHA Somerville Hospital campus.
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