An Update Regarding COVID-19 Booster Shots
Dear Fenway Health patients and community, With the Delta variant still increasing COVID-19 infections across the country, we have received several requests for information about COVID-19 vaccine booster shots and if we
Fenway Health to Require Full COVID-19 Vaccines for All Staff
Policy aligns with new national strategy to defeat COVID-19 and recommendations from healthcare/hospital associations and hundreds of health care systems across the country September 16,
Listen Now: Leading a Growing Health Center
It has been said that great things come from small beginnings. Here at Fenway Health, our small beginning was in a humble basement clinic, dreamed
Health care centers located in cities that enforce LGBTQIA+ non-discrimination provisions collect more complete sexual orientation and gender identity data from patients
BOSTON, September 9, 2021—A study published in the American Journal of Public Health found that federally qualified health care centers located in municipalities that implement
Transgender Health Clinics Open In India Through Fenway Institute, Johns Hopkins Partnership
India’s transgender and gender diverse community has long lacked access to affirming, culturally competent care. This past year, two transgender-focused clinics in the city of
Listen Now: The 23rd Annual Audre Lorde Cancer Awareness Brunch
If the past year and a half has taught us anything, it’s that community – finding it, building it, and celebrating it – is essential
An Update On COVID-19 Safety From Our Medical Director
It has now been approximately a year and a half since Massachusetts had its first case of SARS-COV-2 – also known as COVID-19 – infection.
Study finds that health care providers and transgender patients in the rural Northeast believe systems-level changes in health care settings are needed to improve quality of care
BOSTON, August 24, 2021—A study published this month in PLOS ONE examined the perspectives of health care staff about their experiences working with transgender and