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Lowell General Hospital – Saints Campus

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The Lowell General Hospital - Saints Campus has a full service Emergency Department, inpatient care units, outpatient services, radiology, MRI and a Patient Service Center for bloodwork and outpatient testing needs. Conveniently located right off of Route 495, the Saints campus also is home to a variety of physician practices located in the adjacent Medical Office building.

Parking

Parking at the Saints Campus is free. There is a 10-minute patient drop-off at the front door with plenty of parking in the front parking lot or the parking garage.

Patients and visitors using the main entrance of the hospital are welcome to park in the central parking lot or parking garage located at the main entrance. There is handicapped parking at all patient entrances.

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