Please note that an important health care enrollment deadline is approaching. If you have certain types of MassHealth coverage, you will need to select an Accountable Care Organization (APO) by July 1. ACOs are groups of doctors, hospitals, and other …
On April 2, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed into law An Act to Protect Access to Confidential Healthcare (PATCH Act), legislation that will advance patient confidentiality in the state. The PATCH Act ensures that when multiple people are on the …
Today, the United States Senate voted to proceed with debate on a bill to either repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or one that would repeal and then replace the ACA. There is no text of the bill available for …
Behavioral health – also known as mental health – is a critical part of any patient care plan. Integrating behavioral health practices into primary care helps patients to not just survive, but thrive, in every aspect of their lives. Here …
Fenway Health is pleased to announce that our 1340 Boylston St. location has achieved Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) PRIME Certification status. The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission (HPC) awards PRIME certification to health care facilities that are committed to integrating behavioral …
March 28 marks the beginning of LGBT Health Awareness Week, a yearly reflection on national LGBT health advancements and the continuing need for culturally competent care models. Launched by the National Coalition of LGBT Health, LGBT Health Awareness Week …
From humble beginnings in a church basement to becoming a global leader in LGBT health care, research, and advocacy, Fenway Health has always aimed to embody the best that a community health center can be. This week, we reflect on …
Fenway Health is excited to welcome our new BIDMC/Fenway Health HIV Primary Care Track residents, who will be joining us on July 8.
Dr. Joseph Deters, Dr. Erin Truitt and Dr. Daniel Wann are new interns who will hold clinics …
Fenway Health commends the U.S. Supreme Court for ruling 6-3 in favor of federally-run insurance marketplaces. Because of a legal challenge to the federally-run insurance exchanges, some 6.5 million newly-insured Americans were at risk of losing their health insurance. Altogether …
