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Mass General awards $3.4 million for community-based projects to address housing, access to behavioral health and workforce development in Suffolk County. Mass General awards $3.4 million for community-based projects to address housing, access to
In recent years, vaping has become the new form of smoking. In this Mass General Blum Center presentation, you will learn the basics on the dangers of vaping, the intersection between vaping and marijuana and the most current updates on COVID-19 and vaping.
In a three-part series, Mass General explores the frontline efforts of three community coalitions supported by the Center for Community Health Improvement. One such community coalition is Revere CARES.
In a three-part series, Mass General explores the frontline efforts of three community coalitions supported by the Center for Community Health Improvement. This article focuses on the Charlestown Coalition.
In a three-part series, Massachusetts General Hospital explores the frontline efforts of three community coalitions supported by Mass General’s Center for Community Health Improvement.
In this episode of Charged, Joan shares the unexpected way in which she developed her career in community health, the initiatives that she helped Mass General develop and the thread of social justice that has run throughout her illustrious career.
A novel mobile health program created in early 2018 by the Kraft Center for Community Health at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has proven to be an effective model for bringing opioid addiction treatment services directly to marginalized individuals, particularly the homeless, a population that faces the highest risk of near-term death from drug overdose.
“Loneliness and lack of social connection can have a huge impact on a person’s health,” said Molly Vespa, RN, director of the MGH Center for Community Health Improvement’s Connect to Wellness Program.
The 2020 award recipient is the Community Care Transitions Initiative led by Jocelyn Carter, MD, MPH, of the Department of Medicine.
“Good health doesn’t start at the hospital but is part of everyday life.
The Patient Gateway provides secure online access to your health information whenever you need it. Check upcoming appointments, communicate with your doctor’s office, review medications and pay medical bills—all seamlessly online 24/7.