December 9, 2019
Partners HealthCare renamed
Editor's Note
Partners HealthCare, the largest healthcare system in Massachusetts has been renamed Mass General Brigham, the November 27 Boston Business Journal reports.
The new name also comes with a new 5-year plan for the 12-hospital system. The Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital are the top two largest hospitals in Massachusetts.
It is estimated that the rebrand could cost $100 million to change everything from signage and business cards to websites and invoices, the report says.
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