Located in Boston, MA, Medical Care is dedicated to providing patient-centered services that prioritize your unique preferences, needs, lifestyle, and values. Our highly trained team of medical professionals and support staff work collaboratively to offer a comprehensive range of primary care, including adult medicine, pediatrics, family medicine, women’s health, and walk-in care. In addition to our primary services, we provide specialized care in areas such as behavioral health, dental care, eye care and optical services, HIV/AIDS and HCV care, nutrition, civil surgeon services, sexual health, opioid use treatment, and podiatry. We strive to create a warm and welcoming environment where every patient feels supported and understood in their healthcare journey.

Cancer Support Services in Boston, MA, is committed to providing vital assistance to patients navigating their cancer journey, from diagnosis through treatment and recovery. We offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of patients and their families, including cancer support programs, patient navigation, social work, nutrition guidance, and genetic counseling. Our dedicated team is here to ensure that each individual receives compassionate care and support, empowering them to face the challenges of cancer with confidence and clarity.

The Adolescent Center in Boston, MA, is dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive primary care services for young people aged 13 to 21. At the heart of our approach is the commitment to offer each patient a personalized 'medical home' where they can select their own doctor or nurse practitioner to guide them through the complexities of adolescence. Understanding that teenagers often overlook their health, we focus on the unique challenges they face during these formative years. Our center offers a wide array of medical and confidential counseling services, including nutrition counseling, prenatal care, and routine health maintenance. We also assist with social services related to housing, education, immigration, and family matters, ensuring that every teen receives holistic support. In addition, we provide specialized care in areas such as gynecology, endocrinology, cardiology, and more, alongside practical resources for job training and college information. The Adolescent Center prioritizes overall well-being, addressing not only physical health but also the emotional and social aspects that contribute to a thriving, healthy lifestyle.

The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program in Boston, MA, serves as a vital resource for families seeking essential food assistance and nutrition education at no cost. Focused on supporting pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under five, WIC delivers personalized nutrition consultations, provides access to free healthy food, and offers breastfeeding support. Beyond nutrition, WIC connects families with valuable referrals to healthcare, child care, housing, and other community resources essential for overall well-being. All families, including fathers, grandparents, and other guardians, are encouraged to participate and actively engage in workshops and consultations, ensuring that every child has the opportunity for a healthy start. Eligibility is straightforward, with automatic access available for those receiving TAFDC, SNAP, or MassHealth Standard (Medicaid), as well as for foster children under five. WIC stands as a welcoming ally in fostering a healthier future for families throughout Massachusetts.

Baby Steps, located in Boston, MA, is dedicated to supporting the unique needs of former premature infants and infants with complicated newborn experiences through comprehensive developmental evaluations and nutritional assessments. Our multidisciplinary clinic, part of the Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics at Boston Medical Center, is equipped with a team of skilled professionals, including a developmental and behavioral pediatrician, occupational therapists, and two experienced dietitians. We focus on providing tailored recommendations for appropriate developmental services such as Early Intervention and customized nutritional guidance. For infants experiencing feeding challenges or difficulty with weight gain, our dietitian offers in-home visits to observe feeding practices and develop actionable feeding plans. We also provide specialized feeding assessments for those with specific difficulties. Our commitment extends beyond initial evaluations, ensuring families receive ongoing follow-up and support based on their child’s evolving needs, all while connecting families to vital community-based resources.

The Pediatrics - Nutrition and Fitness for Life Program in Boston, MA, is dedicated to combating childhood obesity through a holistic family-centered approach. Our specialty weight management clinic offers a unique combination of medical, nutritional, and psychological support tailored to each child's needs. We provide comprehensive services that begin with thorough assessments by both a physician and a dietitian, followed by a personalized action plan emphasizing lifestyle changes. Over the course of treatment, families receive intensive support through six clinic visits within three to six months, along with maintenance visits for up to a year. Our clinical team collaborates closely with primary care and other specialists to ensure effective care, particularly for children facing complex medical challenges. We also recognize the significant emotional impacts associated with obesity and provide access to psychological counseling for those in need. A referral from a Primary Care Physician is required to engage with our services, ensuring each child receives coordinated and compassionate care on their path to healthier living.

The Grow Clinic for Children, located in Boston, MA, is a dedicated outpatient subspecialty clinic at Boston Medical Center specializing in the care of children facing Failure To Thrive (FTT). We are committed to delivering comprehensive medical, nutritional, developmental, and social services tailored to the unique needs of our young patients and their families. Our compassionate team provides essential services, including medical assessments, nutritional counseling, developmental evaluations, and brief psychiatric consultations. In addition to direct clinical care, we advocate for systemic changes to reduce the number of children needing assistance. We offer home health education and help families navigate resources such as the BMC Food Pantry for specialized nutritional supplements. Our outreach efforts extend to supporting families in accessing nutritious food, clothing, transportation, and stable housing. Together, we strive to ensure that every child in the Greater Boston area has the opportunity to thrive.

The Teaching Kitchen in Boston, MA, is dedicated to empowering individuals to create healthy meals through hands-on cooking classes and nutrition education tailored to specific health needs. Our focus is on providing practical, cost-effective recipes while educating patients on how to make the most of the nutritious offerings from the Preventive Food Pantry. We cater to various groups, including those managing weight, diabetes, heart conditions, or recovering from cancer, and we also offer classes for pediatric patients and their families. While in-person classes are currently paused, we invite everyone to join our engaging live ZOOM cooking sessions, designed to promote wellness and foster family-friendly fun. Together, let's cook, learn, and enjoy the journey of healthy eating.

The Diabetes Self-Management Education Program at Boston Medical Center in Boston, MA, is dedicated to enhancing the health and quality of life for individuals living with diabetes. Through a comprehensive approach that includes disease management, education, advocacy, and research, our experienced interdisciplinary team of diabetes specialists, nurse practitioners, and certified educators is here to support patients every step of the way. We offer tailored services such as medication management, monitoring, lifestyle change assistance, and nutrition education, ensuring that our community receives the holistic care needed to navigate the complexities of diabetes effectively. Boston Medical Center proudly accepts Medicare and Medicaid to ensure accessible support for those in need.

The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program in Boston, MA, is dedicated to supporting the health and nutrition of families with young children. As a free nutrition initiative, WIC offers vital services including personalized nutrition consultations, healthy food resources, and breastfeeding support, all aimed at assisting pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as children under the age of five. Eligible participants can benefit from tailored health education and access to a network of referrals that include medical and dental care, health insurance, childcare resources, and even housing assistance. We encourage all caregivers—fathers, grandparents, and legal guardians—to join us, as we believe in a collaborative approach to promoting wellness; everyone is welcome to engage in workshops and discussions that foster community and empower families in their nutritional journey. If you are receiving TAFDC, SNAP, or MassHealth Standard (Medicaid), you are automatically eligible for our services. WIC is here to partner with you in nurturing a healthier future for your family.

Emergency Disaster Services, based in Boston, MA, is dedicated to providing comprehensive support to individuals and communities affected by disasters. As a program of the Salvation Army of Massachusetts, we offer a range of vital services including disaster relief, personalized assistance, and guidance to help navigate recovery systems. Our adaptable approach ensures that we meet the specific needs of each disaster survivor, whether responding to a small-scale event or a large-scale emergency. By prioritizing the well-being and resilience of those we serve, we work tirelessly to bring hope and healing in times of crisis.

Located in the heart of Boston, MA, our food pantry is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to individuals and families in need. At our pantry, we strive to ensure that no one faces a food emergency alone, offering a range of nutritious options including non-perishables like cereal, rice, and canned tomatoes, as well as fresh produce. Open once a month and available during food emergencies, we also connect clients with long-term support services to help overcome hunger sustainably. During the ongoing challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, we operate five accessible food pantry locations for Boston residents, serving Allston/Brighton, East Boston, Mattapan, Parker Hill/Fenway, and Roxbury/North Dorchester. If you are facing food insecurity, we encourage you to reach out to your closest pantry location for an appointment, so we can help you access the healthy food you need today.

Located in Boston, MA, the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program is dedicated to providing vital nutrition assistance to families in need. This invaluable program offers access to free healthy food, personalized nutrition consultations, breastfeeding education, and essential healthcare referrals to ensure the well-being of mothers and their children. Designed to support Massachusetts families who qualify, WIC is available to those who are automatically income eligible through programs like TAFDC, SNAP, or MassHealth. By prioritizing wellness and health education, WIC empowers families to make informed nutritional choices and provides crucial resources for both mothers and infants.