The partnership builds on an existing affiliation between the medical centers. Under the new agreement, Connecticut Children’s Jonathan Martin, MD, will see pediatric neurosurgery patients at Baystate. This will allow Baystate to provide neurosurgery services, including neurotrauma and spinal disease, for children for the first time. Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed, according to the report.
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