Colorectal cancer doesn’t always cause symptoms early on — which is why screening matters.
Prevention starts with awareness. 💙
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Colorectal cancer doesn’t always cause symptoms early on — which is why screening matters.
Prevention starts with awareness. 💙
At Fenway Health, we believe people do their best work when they can show up fully as themselves.
We’re currently hiring across several departments and are seeking individuals committed to health equity, inclusion, and community impact.
🔗 View open roles here: https://bit.ly/3OSfiJd
We're running with purpose!
Say hello to Team Fenway — our 2026 Boston Marathon runners and the inspiring stories behind their miles for change.
Read more in our latest blog post or donate to team Fenway here: https://bit.ly/46EJfmm
Join us tomorrow, March 5 for Evolution of The Fenway Institute, a seminar with Dr. Kenneth Mayer exploring how a community health center built a globally recognized population health research program.
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/4rM9GyI
March is Colorectal and Anal Cancer Awareness Month
This month, take a moment to learn the signs, understand your risk, and talk to your provider about getting screened. Early detection saves lives. 💙
Interested in helping shape the future of equitable, community-centered healthcare?
Fenway Health is now accepting applications to join our Board of Directors.
➡️ Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/4cT2XhP
When two people seeking care walked into our clinic without appointments — one needing PrEP, the other HIV treatment — our team didn’t just respond… we were ready. https://bit.ly/4l3sTcW
Our new Pristina Via 3D mammography system offers clearer images and a more comfortable experience. Learn more in our blog and schedule your mammogram: https://bit.ly/4s3XjOx.
Fenway Health will be closed on Monday, February 16 for Presidents’ Day. We will reopen for normal operations February 17.
Life is busy, but your pharmacy doesn’t have to be.
From automatic refills to free home delivery across Massachusetts, Fenway’s pharmacy is here to make managing your medications easier.
➡️ Learn more: fenwayhealth.org/mypharmacy/
Fenway Health will resume normal business hours and operations on Tuesday, January 27.
If you have questions about an upcoming appointment, please call 617-267-0900.
We are actively monitoring the weather and will share any updates regarding clinic operations as needed. We encourage everyone to stay safe, follow local weather advisories, and take care of yourselves & one another.
Due to weather conditions, Fenway Health will open at 11AM on Monday, January 26.
All Behavioral Health and Primary Care appointments will be conducted via telehealth.
If you have questions about the status of your appointment please call 617-927-0900.
We are actively monitoring the weather and will share any updates regarding clinic operations as needed.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Fenway Health will be closed on Monday, January 19.
We will resume normal hours on Tuesday, January 20.
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For additional information or questions, please contact info@prideandprogressconference.org.
We’re proud to support the Pride and Progress Conference - a one-day virtual event focused on advancing care, research, and dialogue for LGBTQIA+ older adults and their caregivers.
🗓️ Friday, May 8, 2026
📌 Proposals are due Friday, January 16 at 5 PM EST.
What does resilience in action look like? A year of science, service, and community impact at The Fenway Institute.
🔗 Read our 2025 Year in Review to see how progress happened together: fenwayhealth.org/resilience-i...
fenwayhealth.org/event/commun...
Please register at the following link and we will follow up via email with the link to the webinar.
Join us on Thursday from 6-7:30PM ET for a deep-dive on what the proposed new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) rules mean in practice and what this may mean for gender-affirming care locally and across the US.
Families and providers deserve trust, privacy, and the freedom to make healthcare decisions without political interference.
Gender-affirming care is supported by decades of research and every major U.S. medical association, and is linked to better mental health outcomes and lower rates of depression and suicidality.
Transgender youth deserve to grow up supported, affirmed, and able to access the healthcare they need.
Fenway Health will close early at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 24, and remain closed on Thursday, December 25.
We will resume normal hours December 26–31 and will be closed again on January 1.
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful, peaceful, and healthy holiday season.
HIV/AIDS Awareness Month is a reminder that sustained progress requires sustained commitment. Patient-centered care remains essential to ending the epidemic.
Read more from Fenway Health CEO Jordina Shanks: fenwayhealth.org/patient-cent...
Stop by Fenway today for our optometry walk-in hours:
MONDAYS from 1-4PM
TUESDAYS from 1-3PM
We’d be happy to take care of you - all within our walk-in hours.
For more information visit: fenwayhealth.org/care/optomet...
Please register here and we will follow up via email with the link to the webinar: fenwayhealth.org/event/commun...
Please join us on Wednesday from 6-7pm ET for an introductory webinar to walk through anticipated Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services updates.
If you’re able, please take 30 minutes to participate and share widely. This data will directly support advocacy and resource allocation when it’s needed most.
🔗 Take the survey: www.cancer-network.org/out-surveys/