Latest updates5/11/22: We've updated our visitor policy. 3/7/22: You can now schedule a COVID-19 test directly in Patient Gateway. Tests can be scheduled for symptoms, exposure, or elective reasons.
3/4/22: COVID-19 vaccines are available in the community and through primary care offices and our mobile vans.
3/3/22: Changes in masking guidance for the community do not change masking at any Mass General Brigham facilities. Read our mask policy.
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COVID-19 Vaccine
Mass General Brigham is offering appointments for first-dose vaccine for patients 5 years and older. We also offer COVID-19 booster shots to patients 12 years and older.
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Safe Care Commitment
To everyone who needs us now, come get the care you deserve. Our Safe Care Commitment is in effect across our system to provide the safest possible environment for our patients, visitors and staff.
We screen to protect you, your families, and our staff
We clean our hands and spaces and make it easy for you to do the same
We protect everyone in our environment
How to help
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Donate blood
Mass General Brigham is experiencing an unprecedented and ongoing blood shortage. New and regular blood donors are needed now more than ever. All blood types are needed, especially type O, to help patients during surgeries, transplants and cancer treatments.
If you’re healthy and feeling well, consider making an appointment to donate blood. Appointments are strongly encouraged. Visit one of our donor centers or bloodmobiles, listed below:
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Participate in research
Research studies related to COVID-19 are underway across Mass General Brigham. Some studies are seeking volunteers from the general public and health care workers.
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Give now
We are currently accepting monetary donations for emergency response centrally at Mass General Brigham and at our hospitals and care providers:
Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Spaulding Rehabilitation Network and Mass General Brigham Home Care
