PROVIDENCE – New Bedford-based Southcoast Health has laid off 10 paramedics at its six urgent care centers, blaming Massachusetts regulations that the health system said limits the role of paramedics at those locations. Southcoast Health executive Renee Clark said Tuesday that the paramedics were the last remaining ones employed by Southcoast Health Urgent Care. Their
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