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Deal Underway for Lawrence General to Take Both Haverhill and Methuen Holy Family Hospitals

Deal Underway for Lawrence General to Take Both Haverhill and Methuen Holy Family Hospitals
Gov. Maura T. Healey confirmed today WHAV reports dating back to last Saturday that Lawrence General Hospital will take control of Holy Family Hospital and, in a late development Healey first hinted at yesterday, will save both the Haverhill and Methuen campuses. Healey, Health and Human Services Secretary Kate Walsh and Public Health Commissioner Robbie Goldstein expressed confidence at a …

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