Hospital Campus In Marlborough Gets $100K For Emergency Department Renovation, Expansion

MARLBOROUGH, MA — A hospital campus in Marlborough will soon get an upgrade after a generous donation.

UMass Memorial Health has received a $100,000 gift from Main Street Group Foundation, the charitable arm of Main Street Bank, the hospital group announced on Friday. The funding will go toward the expansion and renovation of the emergency department at UMass Memorial Medical Center's Marlborough Campus, located at 157 Union St.

The project will renovate and expand the emergency department, adding 10 brand-new treatment rooms and converting 3 existing rooms into convertible rooms for larger patients, along with 2 new dedicated trauma rooms. The expansion will nearly double the size of the hospital's emergency room.

Main Street Bank, which serves Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, said it's proud to support the expansion of the hospital's emergency department and help the Marlborough community access exceptional emergency care in the city.

Construction on the hospital's emergency room began back in October and is expected to be complete by Nov. 2026. UMass Memorial Health said patient care should begin by December.

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“We are grateful to the Main Street Group Foundation for their generous support of this important project,” said Justin Precourt, President of UMass Memorial Medical Center. “This $100,000 gift will help us enhance the emergency department, expanding our capacity and creating a modern care environment that supports timely, high-quality emergency care for our patients.”

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