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This page was created to provide the public with information about the Provincetown Health Department and its programs and services. We encourage the public to take part in the experience but this page is NOT a public forum. This page is NOT monitored 24 hours a day/7 days a week. Do not use this page to file a complaint. In the case of an emergency, please call the Provincetown Police Department at 911. A posting on this page constitutes acceptance of these terms. Comments posted to this page in response to department posts may not represent the opinion of the Provincetown Health Department, its members, or the Town of Provincetown. The Provincetown Health Department does not allow posting of photos or videos by anyone other than members of the department. If you are looking for more information about the Provincetown Health Department please visit our website. This page may be viewed by people of all ages including children, thus posted comments are monitored for content. Any comments that are determined to contain obscenities, are off-topic or inappropriate, contain racial epithets, contain false information, graphic or sexual content, threaten or defame any person or organization, support or oppose political candidates, political organizations or ballot propositions, promote illegal activity, commercial services or products, infringe on copyrights or trademarks or are not topically related to the particular posting will be blocked or removed. Those that repeatedly violate these rules shall be banned from posting comments (but will continue to be allowed to view the page). Records Retention Laws of the Commonwealth require the Provincetown Health Department to retain records created, as well as communications received through this page. Pursuant to this retention requirement, comments posted or messages received via this site will be treated as local governmental records and may be permanently archived. Information that you submit voluntarily through this site is publicly available, including your name, city or town, and the substance of anything that you post.

The Community Health Equity survey at https://www.mass.gov/community-health-equity-survey is anonymous. Getting a robust...
10/23/2026

The Community Health Equity survey at https://www.mass.gov/community-health-equity-survey is anonymous. Getting a robust local participation is critical for rural communities like Provincetown to identify gaps and fund needed programs. Please take a few moments to share your lived experiences.

Thank you Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment Public Health Nursing friends! Over 100 Provincetown fo...
10/23/2026

Thank you Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment Public Health Nursing friends! Over 100 Provincetown folks vaccinated today!

💉 Flu and COVID shots in Provincetown today!

Barnstable County Public Health Nurses were at Provincetown Town Hall today, Thursday, October 22, providing flu and COVID vaccines to the public.

Even the Chief of Police rolled up his sleeve — thank you, Chief Hennick, for leading by example, and for giving us permission to share this photo!

Thank you to everyone who came by to protect themselves and their neighbors as we head into flu season, and to the Town of Provincetown for hosting us.

Stay well, Cape Cod. 💙

Come to Town Hall Auditorium, the vaccine clinic is open!
10/22/2026

Come to Town Hall Auditorium, the vaccine clinic is open!

If you weren't able to pre-register, don't worry, the nurses can accept walk-ins! (If you have insurance, bring the card...
10/22/2026

If you weren't able to pre-register, don't worry, the nurses can accept walk-ins! (If you have insurance, bring the card. If you aren't insured, come anyway!)

Folks coming to the Provincetown vaccine clinic tomorrow (Thursday, October 22, noon - 2pm) in the Town Hall auditorium ...
10/21/2026

Folks coming to the Provincetown vaccine clinic tomorrow (Thursday, October 22, noon - 2pm) in the Town Hall auditorium can also visit me to take this critical survey, or pick up information to participate later. Still accepting appointments, and walk-ins while vaccine supplies last.
https://www.provincetown-ma.gov/1389/Provincetown-Public-Health-Programming

Join us for the latest episode of the Town of Eastham Podcast as we...

Provincetown, please participate -- this survey is completely anonymous, a safe way to inform public health policy and f...
10/16/2026

Provincetown, please participate -- this survey is completely anonymous, a safe way to inform public health policy and funding about the lived experiences of our community residents, seasonal workers and vulnerable populations. Please chime in!

Your Voice Matters: Help Make Sure Outer Cape Voices Are Heard!

What does a healthy, supported Outer Cape community look like to you?

The Community Health Equity Survey (CHES) gives Massachusetts residents age 12+ a chance to share their experiences and priorities around healthcare, housing, mental health, transportation, employment, safety and more.

Our Outer Cape communities are unique and local experiences can sometimes get lost in broader data. Your response can help make sure our communities are represented and help inform future programs, services, funding and public health priorities.

A few things to know:
• Massachusetts residents age 12+ can participate
• Takes about 15 minutes: you can save and return later or hit submit!
• Open through November 2026
• Confidential and does not ask for your name, email or address
• Available in multiple languages, including ASL

Every response matters. At least 30 responses are needed in a town for town-level data to appear in the DPH Data Dashboard.

Take the survey: https://www.mass.gov/HealthSurvey

Your experience belongs in the data.
Help make sure Outer Cape voices are represented.

Your good health and wellness is a good reason to slide into sobriety.For support, check out https://www.ptownrecovery.c...
10/15/2026

Your good health and wellness is a good reason to slide into sobriety.
For support, check out https://www.ptownrecovery.com/

Each year, an estimated 20,000 people die from alcohol-related cancers. Drinking alcohol increases the risk of getting liver, breast (in women), colon, throat, and other cancers. The less alcohol you drink, the lower your risk for these cancers. Find out how drinking can affect your cancer risk: https://bit.ly/4dlTCP5

Address

260 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA
02657

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+15084877020

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