FRAMINGHAM, MA — The Framingham Office of Public Health Nursing Walk-In Clinic, located at 113 Concord Street (diagonally across street from Memorial building), will reopen to the public on Monday, July 12th, 2021.

Childhood vaccinations, lead screening, TB testing, and COVID-19 vaccinations (Johnson and Johnson, Moderna, and Pfizer), and more will be available.

No appointment is needed.

If you have health insurance, please bring your health insurance card with you.

Walk-in Clinic Hours:

Mornings: Monday – Friday: 8:30 – 10:30 a.m.
Evenings: Tuesday-Thursday: 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

No appointment is needed. If you have health insurance, please bring your health insurance card with
you.

NOTE: Face coverings/masks are required to be worn at all times in the clinic and will be available for visitors.

Some of the Public Nursing Services available –

• Blood Lead Screening for children through age 6
• All School Required Immunizations
• TB Testing (see important note at bottom of page)
• TB screening
• TB Case Management
• Many Child and Adult Recommended vaccinations
• National Health Observances
• Blood Pressure Screening
• Reproductive Health Information
• Free condoms
• Skin Cancer Screening (seasonal)
• Cholesterol Screening (seasonal)
• Health Programs and Health Education
• Outbreak and Infectious Disease Investigation
• Disease Surveillance
• Arbovirus Liaison
• Pandemic Preparedness
• Annual City-Wide Flu Clinics
• Emergency Preparedness Information
• Foodborne Illness Investigation
• Medical Reserve Corps Administration and Volunteer Training

(To view detailed information about Framingham Nursing Services CLICK HERE.)

Questions about nursing services can be directed to Kitty Mahoney, kcm@framinghamma.gov, or by calling (508) 532-5472.

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Source: Framingham Office of Public Health