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Tufts Medical Center and New England Cancer Specialists form affiliation

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TUFTS MEDICAL CENTER and New England Cancer Specialists formed a clinical affiliation to expand patients’ access to care, clinical trials, and survivorship resources. NECS is the largest provider of cancer services in Maine, with nearly 45,000 patient visits in 2015 at locations in Scarborough, Brunswick and Kennebunk. Through the affiliation agreement, Tufts MC will be...

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