Emergency Preparedness & Management

Overview

As champions for the community, health centers foster a level of grassroots emergency preparedness that reaches deep into the underserved and vulnerable populations they care for daily. The state's community health centers not only play a significant role in maintaining the health of communities, we are recognized as critical and essential partners in local, statewide and national emergency response. Today, health centers are more than primary care providers - we are community responders.

To contact the League's on-call Emergency Duty Officer, email emergency@massleague.org or call 617-988-2229 to leave a message.

To report a change in your health center’s operations due to an emergency or perceived impact, please use our online reporting tool: 2022 Operational Status Reporting.

Resources

The following links are to resources that can be helpful for preparing for, responding to and recovering from an emergency or disaster.

Massachusetts Department of Public Health Office of Preparedness and Emergency Management

For smartphone users:

Disaster Apps and Mobile Optimized Web Pages - The tools on this page are designed to provide mobile device users access to Web-based content. They are developed to run on specific mobile platforms, such as iOS (iPhone and iPad), Android, or Blackberry.
Ping4Alerts - Location-based Public Safety and Emergency Alerts. Reduce alert fatigue with hyperlocal mobile alerts. Free download for smartphones, find it in your app store.

Training and Education Resources: