November 21, 2024

Stay Healthy This Winter with Our Tips and Services

With winter approaching, we want to help you stay healthy. Here are tips and resources to keep you and your family well.

Common Winter Illnesses

Common winter illnesses include flu, RSV, COVID-19, and other respiratory viruses. Protect yourself by staying up to date with vaccinations and practicing good hygiene.

How to Stay Healthy

  • Get Vaccinated:
    • Vaccine Clinic on November 23 from 9-1: Join our walk-in flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinic. No appointment needed. Details are on our website.
    • RSV Vaccine: Ask your Provider if you’re eligible.
    • Contact Your Care Team via MyChart: Ask about vaccines or other questions.
  • Visit Our Walk-In Center:
    • If you’re feeling unwell, come to our Walk-In Center.
    • Practice Good Hygiene:
    • Wash your hands often.
    • Avoid touching your face.
    • Cover coughs and sneezes.
    • Stay home if sick.
  • Keep Your Immune System Strong:
    • Eat healthy foods.
    • Stay active.
    • Get enough sleep.

Why Vaccines Matter

Vaccines protect you and others from illness. They are safe and essential for staying healthy.

We’re Here to Help

If you have questions or need more information:

  • Use the MyChart App: Message your Care Team.
  • Call Us: 978.937.9700.
November 6, 2024

Our Impact 2023/2024

November 1, 2024

The Women’s Edge and The Boston Globe Name Lowell CHC Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts for 2024

Annual Award Highlights Women Leaders’ Impact on Massachusetts’ Economy and Community Health

Boston (November 1, 2024) – The Women’s Edge, in partnership with The Boston Globe, has once again recognized Lowell Community Health Center (Lowell CHC) among the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts for a sixth consecutive year. This honor celebrates women-led organizations that drive substantial economic and societal contributions statewide. This year’s honorees collectively generated more than $124 billion in revenue, underscoring the critical role of women leaders in advancing the region’s economy.

“We’re thrilled to be honored by The Boston Globe and The Women’s Edge once again this year,” said Susan West Levine, CEO of Lowell Community Health Center. “This acknowledgment reflects our team’s commitment to serving the community with compassion and innovation. With our new pharmacy offering high-tech, multilingual service, the planned Health Justice Learning Institute aimed at creating future health career pathways for local youth, and our upcoming Family Medicine Residency Program addressing urgent workforce needs, we’re continually evolving to provide accessible, equitable care for Greater Lowell.”

UMass Lowell and Lowell CHC Teams at the Annual Top 100 Women-Led Businesses Breakfast on November 1, 2024.

Lowell Community Health Center congratulates UMass Lowell Chancellor Julie Chen, the other Lowell organization recognized on this year’s list, as well as Deb Fowler, Co-Founder and Executive Director of History UnErased, for receiving The Women’s Edge Impact Award. We are honored to be part of such a distinguished group making a meaningful impact throughout the Commonwealth.

Susan West Levine, who nominated Deb for this recognition, added, “I am incredibly proud to congratulate Deb Fowler on receiving The Women’s Edge Impact Award. Her leadership and dedication to inclusive education through History UnErased have transformed classrooms and empowered students to see themselves reflected in history. This award is a testament to her remarkable contributions.”

This is the 24th year that The Women’s Edge has curated the Top 100 list, in collaboration with The Boston Globe for the past twelve years. The selection process includes evaluating revenue or operating budgets, workplace diversity, board composition, and innovative projects.

About Lowell Community Health Center

Lowell Community Health Center, established in 1970, is the healthcare home of choice for more than 36,000 individuals in Greater Lowell. At the heart of our mission lies a strong commitment to offering comprehensive and culturally responsive healthcare services, ensuring that every patient receives the care they need, regardless of financial status.

About The Women’s Edge

The Women’s Edge, a Boston-based nonprofit, supports women in leadership by offering relevant programs and fostering a diverse community of high-performing leaders. Visit thewomensedge.org for more information.