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Frequently asked questions
 


Bob Anthony
Director


 

Q) I do not want to do the wrong thing; what if I am not sure how to answer someone?
A) During the Preparation part of implementation, the school develops a referral Resource List. Acknowledge questions when you do not know the answers and refer the discussion to the person indicated on the Resource List.
Q) Who would teach these classes?
A) Usually a health teacher, counselor or the school nurse.  Ideally, at least two people are comfortable presenting the materials so there is no break in the continuity, even if one person leaves the school district.
Q) Why do you talk about preventing depression rather than preventing suicide?

A) Depression is the most common pre-cursor to suicidal ideation. Depression is easier to treat the earlier it is detected and even preventable in many cases. It is the goal of Adolescent Wellness to make known tools and training to build resilience in order to to prevent depression; also, to help kids develop the insight to recognize symptoms of depression and the language to communicate those symptoms to an adult in order to initiate earlier referral for treatment.

It is often difficult to identify when a person has developed suicide ideation.  When it is identified, treatment can be slow in providing significant improvement.
Q) Does this curriculum correlate with the various state curriculum standards? Does it match the Massachusetts Curriculum Framework for Comprehensive Health?
A) Yes, correlation tables are provided in Preventing Depression: A Toolkit for Schools. The specific correlation is only provided for Massachusetts but your process will be similar. For example, the Curriculum Framework for Comprehensive Health may be viewed at the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks Database. Specifically, at 90CPH through 102CPH within Strand 2, Social and Emotional Health, Standard 5, Mental Health. There is also a table linking the English Language Arts Curriculum Framework.
Q) Can schools implement without outside/professional assistance?
A) Yes, the manual is designed for implementation without assistance by following the school preparation tasks for referral to outside resources.  This does not mean we recommend avoiding professional assistance but rather that starting with existing resources is preferable to deferring implementation to an unknown date.
Q) If additional assistance is desired, are resources available?
A) Additional resources are available including health care providers, community resources, parents, the User Group, and training. For example, joining the User Group provides an online Forum to ask questions of others and to guide those who follow you. If professional implementation assistance is desired, the services available include:
  • Train the Trainer workshop day
  • Consultation Package
    • Needs assessment
    • Resource assessment
    • Workshops for faculty, students and parents
    • Guidance in developing evaluation materials
    • Follow-up session
  • Development and presentation of individually tailored classroom curriculum
    • Includes training of intervention for staff and administration
    • Includes ongoing communication and adaptation of materials to meet student needs
  • Group presentation
    • to faculty
    • to students
    • to parents
  • Phone Consultation
Q) What is the curriculum philosophy?  Is the curriculum evidence based?

A) The curriculum is a universal preventive intervention designed to reduce risks and enhance strengths in school children.  It is universal because it applies to all children, not just those who have been identified as needing special help.  For an intervention to become evidence based, it takes significant elapsed time and money. We specifically requested this curriculum become available to the public as a first priority; the slow and expensive process to make it evidence based is meanwhile occurring in the background.

We know that universal preventive intervention for depression is safe, that it reduces stigma, that it helps kids get services earlier and that it can be used concurrently with targeted interventions.   

The contributors to this curriculum program bring their experiences working in a variety of school settings: public and independent, elementary and secondary, regular education and specialized treatment environments. They have worked with adolescents from a wide variety of backgrounds, ethnicities, and cultures, who have brought great strengths to bear upon the serious demands placed upon them by their age/time of life, family circumstances, future hopes and dreams, and peer networks.  Consulting with school administrators and staff, they have learned a great deal about the stresses and strains of meeting adolescents where they are and engaging them academically in a meaningful way.  The information shared is a culmination of these professional and personal experiences working in the greater Boston metropolitan area, which is itself an urban and suburban environment with a particular mix of styles, attitudes and behaviors resulting from a diverse conglomeration of peoples gathered in this region. This is the background that they bring to these materials and toward realizing the goals for your school.

Q) Are clinical trials / prevention research projects underway?
A) Yes, in addition to the ongoing depression prevention research at Children's Hospital Boston and at McLean Hospital, here are current Federally funded projects that may be viewed on the web:
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00258752
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00183417
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00183482
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00183365
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00149812
  
Q) Regarding McPap, the Massachusetts Child Psychiatrist Access Program, which phone number should be called by a  pediatrician to register?
A) Based on the town in which the pediatrician is located, the telephone number to call is:

Abington

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Acton

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Acushnet

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Adams

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Agawam

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Alford

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Amesbury

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Amherst

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Andover

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Arlington

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Ashburnham

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Ashby

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Ashfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Ashland

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Athol

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Attleboro

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Auburn

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Avon

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Ayer

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Baldwinville

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Barnstable

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Barre

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Beckett

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Bedford

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Belchertown

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Bellingham

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Belmont

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Berkley

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Berlin

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Bernardston

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Beverly

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Billerica

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Blackstone

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Blandford

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Bolton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Bondville

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Boston

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Bourne

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Boxborough

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Boxford

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Boylston

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Braintree

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Brewster

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Bridgewater

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Brimfield

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Brockton

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Brookfield

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Brookline

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Buckland

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Burlington

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Cambridge

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Canton

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Carlisle

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Carver

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Charlemont

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Charlton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Chatham

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Chelmsford

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Chelsea

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Cheshire

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Chester

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Chesterfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Chicopee

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Chilmark

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Clarksburg

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Clinton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Cohasset

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Colrain

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Concord

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Conway

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Cotuit

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Cummington

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Dalton

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Danvers

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Dartmouth

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Dedham

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Deerfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Dennis

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Dighton

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Douglas

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Dover

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Dracut

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Dudley

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Dunstable

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Duxbury

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

East Bridgewater

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

East Brookfield

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

East Longmeadow

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Eastham

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Easthampton

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Easton

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Edgartown

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Egremont

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Erving

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Essex

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Everett

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Fairhaven

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Fall River

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Falmouth

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Fitchburg

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Florida

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Foxborough

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Framingham

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Franklin

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Freetown

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Gardner

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Gay Head

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Georgetown

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Gill

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Gloucester

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Goshen

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Gosnold

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Grafton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Granby

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Granville

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Great Barrington

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Greenfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Groton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Groveland

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Hadley

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Halifax

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Hamilton

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Hampden

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Hancock

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Hanover

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Hanson

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Hardwick

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Harvard

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Harwich

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Hatfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Haverhill

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Hawley

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Heath

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Hingham

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Hinsdale

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Holbrook

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Holden

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Holland

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Holliston

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Holyoke

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Hopedale

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Hopkinton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Hubbardston

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Hudson

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Hull

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Huntington

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Hyannis

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Ipswich

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Kingston

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Lakeville

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Lancaster

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Lanesboro

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Lawrence

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Lee

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Leicester

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Lenox

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Leominster

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Leverett

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Lexington

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Leyden

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Lincoln

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Littleton

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Longmeadow

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Lowell

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Ludlow

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Lunenberg

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Lynn

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Lynnfield

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Malden

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Manchester

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Mansfield

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Marblehead

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Marion

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Marlborough

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Marshfield

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Mashpee

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Mattapoisett

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Maynard

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Medfield

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Medford

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Medway

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Melrose

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Mendon

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Merrimac

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Methuen

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Middleborough

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Middlefield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Middleton

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Milford

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Millbury

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Millers Falls

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Millis

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Millville

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Milton

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Monroe

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Monson

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Montague

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Monterey

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Montgomery

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Mount Washington

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

North Adams

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

North Andover

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

North Attleboro

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

North Brookfield

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

North Reading

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Nahant

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Nantucket

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Natick

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Needham

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

New Ashford

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

New Bedford

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

New Braintree

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

New Marlboro

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

New Salem

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Newbury

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Newburyport

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Newton

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Norfolk

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Northampton

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Northborough

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Northbridge

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Northfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Norton

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Norwell

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Norwood

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Oak Bluffs

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Oakham

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Onset

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Orange

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Orleans

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Osterville

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Otis

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Oxford

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Palmer

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Paxton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Peabody

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Pelham

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Pembroke

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Pepperell

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Peru

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Petersham

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Phillipston

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Pittsfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Plainfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Plainville

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Plymouth

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Plympton

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Pocasset

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Princeton

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

Provincetown

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Quincy

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Randolph

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Raynham

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Reading

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Rehoboth

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Revere

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Boston & NE Medical Center) and (617) 724-8282 (Mass. General); Boston Metro region

Richmond

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Rochester

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Rockland

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Rockport

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Rowe

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Rowley

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Royalston

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Russell

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Rutland

 

(508) 334-3240 (U Mass. Medical Center); Central region

South Hadley

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Salem

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Salisbury

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Sandisfield

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Sandwich

 

(508) 894-8484 (McLean-Brockton); Southeast region

Saugus

 

(888) 627-2767 (North Shore Medical Center); Northeast region

Savoy

 

(413) 794-3342 (Baystate Medical Center); Western region

Scituate

 

(617) 636-5723 (Children's Hospital Bosto