Lawrence General Hospital Innovates in Lupoli Family Pediatric Care Unit

Dedicated to making a difference in the communities we serve, the Lupoli Family Foundation has remained committed to the Lawrence General Hospital for several years, most actively in the Pediatric Care Unit. And now, a new innovative initiative at this facility is helping babies born to opioid-addicted mothers thrive, as featured on an NBC 10/NECN special report.

Lawrence General’s Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Program is an example of successful efforts at several Massachusetts hospitals to help opiate-exposed newborn babies and their recovering mothers thrive through the challenges of opiate addiction and recovery.

This program and this facility are making a big difference in the lives of families in our community, which is at the core of the Lupoli Family Foundation’s mission to provide resources to those who need it most. Sal Lupoli applauds the ground-breaking work being done in the Pediatric Care Unit that bears his family name and is dedicated, "to bring new life into the city, into the world." 

Click here to see the full story as it appeared on NBC 10/NECN.