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COVID-19 Testing

Transformative Healthcare is offering drive through PCR testing at Massasoit Community College, located at 1 Massasoit Boulevard, Brockton MA, appointments not necessary
Transformative Healthcare is also offering walk-up PCR testing at the trailer located outside the Shaws Center on 1 Feinberg Way, appointments are recommended but not necessary
Appointments can be booked at the Transformative Healthcare Website

 

CVS is offering PCR Testing by appointment at 555 Belmont Street, Brockton MA. Appointments can be booked at the CVS Pharmacy Website
Walgreens is offering PCR Testing by appointment at 316 N. Pearl Street, Brockton MA, as well as 771 Center St. Appointments can be booked at the Walgreens Pharmacy Website

 

Drive through testing is also available without appointment through Cataldo Ambulance on 128 Pleasant Street in Randolph, a 20 minute drive from Brockton.
To get more information, please visit https://www.mass.gov/info-details/stop-the-spread.

 

COVID-19 Treatment
Monoclonal Antibody Therapy is available by referral to high risk individuals* through Brockton Signature Healthcare, referrals can be booked by calling (508) 565-3355

 

COVID19 Antiviral Treatments (Paxlovid & Molnupiravir) are available by Primary Care Provider prescription for high risk individuals* through Walgreens Pharmacy on 771 Center St. Please speak to your PCP about treatment if you currently have any of the complicating conditions listed by the CDC
*High Risk is defined by CDC Guidelines as having one or more complicating medical conditions

 

COVID-19 Vaccination
Vaccine and Booster appointments are available at the mass.gov website

 

Antigen Test Reporting: If you've tested positive with an at home test, please use the link below to securely report the results to the Board of Health

 

Exposure Questionnaire: If you've been exposed to COVID19 and need quarantine guidance specific to your current situation, please use the following form

Board of Health/Health Department

The Health Department enforces the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the laws and ordinance of the City of Brockton in order to protect the health and well-being of its residents and the general public.

The Health Department educates property owners and tenants on matters of compliance with all applicable laws/ordinances including hazards of lead paint in existing housing. The Department enforces all applicable state and federal laws pertaining to food service, through systematic inspections of food establishments; and educates establishment owners and managers, as well as the general public, about safe and sound food handling practices.

The Public Health Nurse is responsible for the following: Monitoring all active cases of Tuberculosis; TB testing and follow-up; investigating and educating others about all reported communicable diseases - such as Hepatitis and Meningitis; immunizing for influenza; serving as a resource for schools regarding immunization and communicable diseases;  serving as a liaison for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health; and participating with other health agencies regarding policy setting and addressing problems within the health field.

If you need to enter a complaint about a landlord or tenant please use our SeeClickFix system, or fill out our online Record of Complaint form.

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Aidan Piper
Epidemiologist
Cell: (781) 857-8694
Gathchina Ailot
Public Health Nurse
Cell: (508) 208-7674
Andrelyn 'Lyn' Demosthene
Public Health Nurse
Cell: (774) 480-4020
Eunice Barbosa Bilick
COVID19 Community Health Worker
Cell: (781) 857-8635
Jessica Cabiles
Public Health Nurse
Cell: (781) 807-0124
Marie Jacques Toussaint
COVID19 Community Health Worker
Cell: (781) 857-8908

COVID19 Correspondence Team:

Board of Health

CHAIRPERSON:
Mary Brophy, M.D.

BOARD MEMBERS:
George F Fiske III
Craig S. Andrade, Dr. Ph

Meeting Times
The Board of Health meets the first Thursday of every month at 4:30 p.m. in the GAR Room of City Hall at 45 School Street.

Calendar
Agendas
Minutes

BAMRC

The Brockton Area Medical Reserve Corps is a group of trained volunteers that work to make the community a safer place in the event of an emergency or disaster. A partnership between the Brockton Board of Health and the Massasoit Community College Division of Nursing & Allied Health, the BAMRC began in 2006.

The BAMRC offers volunteer opportunities for health professionals such as: doctors, nurses, EMTs, dentists, veterinarians, pharmacists, mental health counselors, physician assistants, allied health professionals, pharmacy technicians, psychologists, licensed social workers, and more. The BAMRC also has opportunities for non-medical professionals to volunteer as: greeters, educators, IT specialists, transportation drivers, child care, clergy, food prep, interpreters, escorts, maintenance/custodial, data entry, public safety, and more.

Whether you have medical skills or just want to contribute to the health and safety of your community, BAMRC needs you.

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For a volunteer or a Medical Reserve Corps application, contact the Board of Health  at (508) 580-7175

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