THE BOSTON GLOBE: The number of people who died in Massachusetts from opioid-related overdoses fell by 10 percent in 2023, the largest decrease in the state in more than a decade, according to newly released state data. But Allyson Pinkhover,…
The BNHC nurses, when they were new!
As part of National Nurses Month, we asked ours to share their photos from their graduation days — and are proud to share them with you. Congratulations and Happy Nurses Month to all of our nurses. We truly don’t know…
Straight to the point: You’re going to love BNHC’s new lab
Our new state-of-the-art lab offers more than twice the capacity. In fact, your next trip to BNHC for blood work or other tests and procedures will be faster, easier and more comfortable, thanks to our all-new laboratory, which marked its…
In AIDs fight, BNHC leads a united front
The region showed its solidarity against HIV on National AIDS Day Joined by other organizations on the front lines, BNHC was joined by several area organizations to dispense free items, information and blood tests at an AIDS Resource Fair Dec.…
For these patients, the ER can wait!
A new group at BNHC wants to keep you healthy and out of the hospital. The patient-centered group, led by BNHC’s Dr. Nikhil Gohokar, meets weekly and focuses on helping patients tend to their health care needs without having to…
‘Prayers answered’ for BNHC staff in loan program
From The Enterprise: Growing up, Kara Powell played organ at Central United Methodist. After earning her associate’s degree in nursing from Massasoit Community College, she worked with the homeless, who rely on services offered at the church. On Aug. 21, Powell…
Our newest medical assistants come from — BNHC!
It took them 483 hours of online learning, 100 hours of an externship and 40 hours of lab work, but five members of Team BNHC have earned their Medical Assistant certificates after completing a special program provided by the health…
Governor thanks BNHC for stepping up in wake of hospital fire
From NBC Boston: BNHC, city band together to provide care after hospital closure Governor Maura Healey, Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll and Health and Human Services Secretary Kate Walsh visited Brockton Neighborhood Health Center on March 2 to thank the staff…
BNHC brings life-saving Hep C treatment to patients
From USA Today: Hepatitis C in New England: What to know, obstacles to the cure: Harriet Callahan was caught completely by surprise. While visiting a doctor for arthritis a few years ago, a routine blood test revealed she had hepatitis C,…
BNHC helps immigrant mental health patients
From CBS Boston: Brockton Neighborhood Health Center managing rise in immigrant mental health patients. Tireless providers at the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center are managing the health and mental health of dozens of new immigrants every week. The pediatricians at the…