Brockton Neighborhood Health Center

The clinic offers COVID vaccines and boosters by appointment.

Appointments for vaccines or other services are available by phone or online.

BNHC seeks physicians and staff who value professionalism, diversity, and accessible healthcare for all.

The patient-centered group at BNHC, led by Dr. Nikhil Gohokar, meets weekly to help patients manage healthcare needs and reduce emergency room visits.

Seven seniors from Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical School in Easton will work as medical assistants at BNHC through a new co-op program.

BNHC offers free dental screenings for children aged 6 months to 3 years during pediatric appointments, conducted by Dentist Magda Gaul and Dental Assistant Myguerlande Normil.

From WBUR’s CommonHealth blog: how the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center worked with HEALing Communities Study to help members of the community, stop overdoses, and determine the best way to address a wave of fentanyl overdoses since the COVID pandemic started.

From USA Today: Hepatitis C in New England: What to know, obstacles to the cure:

From CBS Boston: Brockton Neighborhood Health Center managing rise in immigrant mental health patients.

The health center, after a short pause by the CDC, is once again dispensing the Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine at its clinics.

Are you looking for a position where both staff and patients alike reward your hard work, organizational skills and health care acumen with hearty hugs and seemingly endless smiles? Then consider becoming one of two Assistant Directors of Nursing, who have the privilege of caring for an always-grateful patient population of roughly 39,000 in Greater Brockton. The support is great, the pay and bonuses worthwhile, and the work environment, stellar. And the team you’ll lead – unmatched! Share your

BNHC hires adult primary care providers, psychiatrists, and nurse practitioners for its state-of-the-art clinic in Brockton.

Former BNHC employees from 2025 can request their Form 1095-C for tax purposes.

Maria Gabriela Celli, PsyD, is the CEO of Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, with degrees in International Relations and Spanish from Tufts University and a Doctorate in Psychology from William James College.

Brockton Neighborhood Health Center provides culturally and financially accessible healthcare, collaborating with community agencies to address health needs.

Brockton Neighborhood Health Center began in 1994 with a medical trailer and now serves nearly 39,000 patients across three clinics.

The MyChart Patient Portal allows users to manage appointments, communications, refills, and medical records online.

63 Main Street Brockton MA 02301 Main: (508) 559-6699 TDD: (508) 588-4012 Fax: (508) 584-9061

To the Main Clinic at 63 Main St., Brockton, MA (Google Maps)

Phone: (508) 559-6699 TDD: (508) 588-4012 Fax: (508) 559-5073

The clinic accepts new adult patients and schedules initial appointments within two weeks.

BNHC notifies users of a potential event involving personal information and provides resources for protection.

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Brockton Neighborhood Health Center promotes inclusive, high-quality healthcare and a safe environment for all.