Massachusetts has a lot of well-known and respected hospitals. One of them is called Mass Eye and Ear. Funny name for a hospital if you ask me. Boston once had a maternity hospital back in the early 1800’s named the Boston Lying-In Hospital. They sure don’t name them like they used to. And I like the Floating Hospital for Children; now that’s a fun name for a very serious need. But back to the Eye and Ear – I like it because it is so specific. You got problems with your eyes – glaucoma, cataracts, a stye; need a wax irrigation – head on over to Mass Eye and Ear. Probably not the place to be for a knee replacement. Which brings me to some new names for hospitals that would assist consumers in selecting the proper care.
- Mass Heart and Lungs (motto: keep on pumping)
- Mass Shoulder and Back
- Mass Knee and Elbow
- Mass Nose, Earlobe and Bellybutton (specializing in the treatment of infected piercings)
- Mass Frozen Shoulder
- Mass Cardiac Arrest
- Mass Wrist and Calf
- Mass Bicep and Pectorals (featuring steroid detox program for athletes)
- Mass Head and Brain (specializing in lobotomies and migraine therapy )
- Mass Broken Bones
- Mass Muscles and Tendons
- Mass Breadbasket (ulcer unit for victims of diet sodas and energy drinks)
- Mass Internal Organs
- Mass Blood and Guts
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