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City Of Chelsea #WeStayAtHomeChelsea

April 8, 2020 by

#WeStayAtHomeChelsea

A message from Lourdes Alvarez from City's Manager Office- We’ll all get through this together! #WeStayAtHomeChelseaIf you are having trouble with rent, food, or other basic needs because of the impact of the coronavirus, please contact us at 3-1-1 (617-466-4209) for assistance.Regardless of your health insurance status or your immigration status, if you need a doctor, make an appointment at the MGH Respiratory Illness Clinic calling 617-724-7000 or the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center calling 617-975 -6060. Un mensaje de Lourdes Alvarez, asistente del Gerente Municipal – ¡Juntos vamos a salir adelante! #NosQuedamosEnCasaChelsea Si tiene problemas con el alquiler, la comida u otras necesidades básicas debido al impacto del coronavirus, llame al 3-1-1 (617-466-4209) para obtener ayuda.Si necesita un médico, sin importar si tiene o no seguro de salud o su estado de inmigración, haga una cita en la Clínica de Enfermedades Respiratorias del MGH llamando al 617-724-7000 o al Centro Médico Beth Israel Deaconess llamando al 617-975-6060.

Posted by City of Chelsea Massachusetts- Gov on Wednesday, April 8, 2020

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An unequal crisis: Addressing the intersectional dimensions of COVID-19

April 8, 2020 by
DATE & TIME
04.14.2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm
LOCATION
Zoom Webinar

Crises are not experienced equally. The response to the COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on, and worsened, existing inequities. Inequitable structures and policies are endangering our most vulnerable populations. Caregivers, frontline workers, immigrants, and hourly wage workers—who are often people and women of color—are particularly vulnerable. Join us for this online event as we explore the intersections of race, gender, and the COVID-19 pandemic. We will look at COVID-19 responses in Massachusetts and discuss how community members and leaders can be supportive during this time.

Date: Tuesday, April 14

Time: 12:00 – 1:00 PM 

Moderator and Panelist

Beth Chandler, President & CEO, YW Boston, LeadBoston Class of 2014

Panelists
  • Dr. Julie Levison, Co-Director at MGH Chelsea HealthCare Center Community Research Program, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, Member of the Infectious Disease Society of America, LeadBoston Class of 2018
  • Dr. Jonathan Jackson, Founder and Executive Director of the CARE Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, LeadBoston Class of 2019

REGISTER

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A panel discussion about clearing up misinformation on the virus and dealing with the stress….

April 8, 2020 by
A panel discussion about clearing up misinformation on the virus and dealing with the stress in this challenging time.
We’ll all get through this together!

A panel discussion about clearing up misinformation on the virus and dealing with the stress in this challenging time.Dr. Carlos Torres, MGH Chelsea Pediatrician
Carolyn Vega, South Bay Mental Health Clinical Social Worker
Ada Alvarez, MGH Chelsea Behavioral Health Clinical Social Worker
Emily Jimenez, MGH Chelsea Behavioral Health Clinical Social WorkerIf you are having trouble with rent, food, or other basic needs because of the impact of the coronavirus, please contact us at 3-1-1 (617-466-4209) for assistance.

Regardless of your health insurance status or your immigration status, if you need a doctor, make an appointment at the MGH Respiratory Illness Clinic calling 617-724-7000 or the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center calling 617-975 -6060

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Beth Israel Deaconess Health Care REES Unit

April 2, 2020 by

Beth Israel Deaconess Health Care has opened a REES unit within the Urgent Care Service located at 1000 Broadway. REES stands for Respiratory Emergent Evaluation Service. All patient’s needing a medical evaluation for respiratory issues are welcome. You do not need a Beth Israel Deaconess PCP to access care. You may walk in or make a reservation, by going onto bidmc.org/locations/chelsea

Respiratory patients are separated from general care patients. All services are provided by Emergency medicine physicians. We are NOT an outpatient COVID 10 testing site. We follow Beth Israel Lahey Health clinical care guidelines for symptomatic patients.

Hours of operation Monday – Friday 10 am to 6 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 5 Pm

Onsite point of care testing, along with xray, ultrasound and access to CT.

Phone number 617 975 6060

For general community resource information call the Department of Public Health

Informational and referral hotline 211

24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All calls are free and confidential. Interpreter services are available in multiple languages.

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