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Reaction as Steward goes belly-up

As news of Steward Health Care's pre-dawn bankruptcy filing emerged Monday, reaction came in from around the state. Here is a sampling, edited for brevity.

United statesAmy rosenthalLori trahanEdward markeyBarbara spivakSteward health careHealth careMedical society presidentRalph de la torreCerberus capital managementCongresswoman lori trahanExecutive directorHealth care for

Never happens again : Steward crisis rocks already embattled health care system

The crisis at Steward, with hospitals in Fall River, Taunton and Brockton, raises questions about how the problem got so bad with so little warning.

United statesFall riverKim driscollMichael callumMartha coakleyBarbara spivakRon marianoDepartment of public healthHealth policy commissionBoston globeMassachusetts medical societySenate democratsGood samHealth policySueo connellPublic health

MGB: Some primary care practices tight on spots for new patients

The state’s largest health care system says some of its Boston-based primary care practices have limited capacity for new patients.

United statesBarbara spivakMassachusetts medical society drMassachusetts medical societyMassachusetts health quality partnersHealth informationMedical societyGeneral brighamMassachusetts general hospitalBoston globe staffMass general brighamOne medicalMedical society president

Could supervised drug injection sites be coming to Massachusetts? 70% of voters support allowing them in a new poll

As opioid overdose deaths spike to record-high levels in Massachusetts, it appears that residents overwhelmingly support allowing cities and towns to establish overdose prevention centers.

Bay stateUnited statesBarbara spivakMiriam komaromyOverdose prevention centersBeacon researchMassachusetts medical societyBoston medical center graykenAre bay statersState houseBoston medical centerGrayken centerMedical society president

Could supervised drug injection sites be coming to Massachusetts? 70% of voters support allowing them in a new poll

As opioid overdose deaths spike to record-high levels in Massachusetts, it appears that residents overwhelmingly support allowing cities and towns to establish overdose prevention centers.

Bay stateUnited statesMiriam komaromyBarbara spivakBoston medical center graykenOverdose prevention centersMassachusetts medical societyBeacon researchAre bay statersState houseBoston medical centerGrayken centerMedical society presidentOverdose deathsOverdose prevention centersSupervised injection sites

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