Announcements

Lynn Community Health Center already releases most provider notes and lab information when your provider closes the visit. Beginning Friday March 19, 2021, we will be making more information visible in MyChart.

What is changing? This change encourages patients to become more engaged and active in the decisions and choices surrounding their medical care. It is now easier to share your medical information with a family member or others, but only if you choose. You are in full control of who has access to your data in MyChart, which means you are in full control of your...

We have updated our Recuperative Care Center Referral Sheet to be more streamlined and removes the need for signing the Release of information that has been a large barrier to processing referrals.

North Shore WIC is happy to announce that we have received a grant to promote the USDAs Breastfeeding Campaign Learn Together, Grow Together. WIC moms can now be paired with other moms through the Buddy Program to share the ups and downs of their breastfeeding journey together. To learn more contact North Shore WIC at 781-599-7290. And please visit the new informative Breastfeeding website and...

On October 13, two 60-foot trailers will be delivered to the Buffum Street Parking Lot and will become Lynn Community Health Center’s expanded COVID-19 Testing Site.  The health center’s current site, located in the Element Care Parking Lot at 9 Buffum Street, uses tents from the City of Lynn Fire Department to protect patients and staff from the elements.  The more permanent structures will make it easier for the health center to offer testing services through the winter.

“COVID-19 is still a serious concern in our community and is likely to remain so for a long...

January 21, 2021 – Lynn Community Health Center (“LCHC”) announced today that it is notifying patients of a recent data security incident that impacted the email account of a LCHC employee.

On November 25, 2020, LCHC learned that an unauthorized individual had gained access to the email account of one of its employees as a result of a phishing scheme. Phishing is when an outside party replicates an email from a trusted source and directs it to a third party prompting the third-party recipient to respond as a means to gain unauthorized access to the email account of the...

The LCHC Mobile Market is a monthly distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables in partnership with the Greater Boston Food Bank. Below is the schedule for 2020-2021.  

Registration is required. Once you are registered you will recevie an ID/Scan card that you will use to check in each month. There are several ways you can register or request a replacement card:

You can ask your medical or behavioral health provider at your next visit—either in-person or Telehealth You can call our WIC department at 781-599-7290 You can email ...

Have you recently lost health insurance from your job? Learn about your options through the Health Connector. Sign up for a free webinar on September 17, 10-11AM at https://bit.ly/insurance-options-091720

Join Niki Conte, Associate Director of Public Education at the state’s Health Connector, as she discusses what Massachusetts residents need to know if they’ve recently lost health insurance benefits.

If you’re no longer covered by your employer—or lost your coverage through another source—join this...

Do you have an upcoming appointment at Lynn Community Health Center?  Learn what you can expect from your next visit.  You will get what you need in the safest way possible. 

Governor Baker’s new travel order requires a 14 day quarantine or a negative test from all but certain states identified as low-risk. Plan ahead if you are traveling out of state!

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Lynn Community Health Center joins our community in the mourning and condemnation of the recent violent deaths within the Black community: Ahmaud Arbery, shot for jogging, Breonna Taylor, killed within her own home, George Floyd, killed while begging for his breath, and countless other trans and cis Black women and men, whose names we have not learned. This pandemic of racial violence is centuries old, and stems from our ugly histories of slavery, segregation, and mass incarceration.  In addition to this horrific physical violence, the cancerous effects...