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Need a COVID Test Before You Travel?

If you are traveling and need COVID-19 testing prior to leaving, look no further than Middleton Family Medicine.  We offer a Rapid PCR COVID-19 test with results the same day. 

 

Current patients as well as the public are invited for travel testing. 

 

Please call (978) 774-2555 to arrange an appointment for a drive-through test in our state of the art testing facility. 

 

Testing costs $100 per person which can be made during the appointment registration process. Same day appointments are available.

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​Additionally, if you have symptoms of COVID-19, are tested here, and are positive, we are now able to test your family members as well even if they are not our patients.

Vaccine & Booster Availability

Please call the office or send a portal message if you would like to schedule your vaccine appointment. 

Pre-Vaccine Checklist

Prior to your vaccine, you'll need to fill out the Pre-Vaccine Checklist

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Visit Prep

Preparing For Your Visit to MFM

Thank you for your patience during this trying time.

 

Patients are screened at the time of booking and at the door. 

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When you arrive at our office, please call 978-206-7064 and remain in your vehicle.

 

  • This will connect you to one of our Patient Greeters who will advise you when it is time to come in for your visit.

  • They will meet you at the door and review the screening questions with you.

  • We ask that if any of your answers have changed from your previous screenings, to please let us know so we can see you in the safest way possible. 

SCREENING QUESTIONS

 

  1. Have you had a Covid vaccine?  

    • If yes, has it been 2 weeks since your second dose of Moderna or Pfizer or, single dose of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine?

  2. ​In the last 2 weeks have you been under quarantine for COVID exposure or been around anyone who is awaiting the test results for a COVID test?

    • Have you been in isolation for having COVID?

  3. ​In the last 2 weeks have you felt unwell/not yourself or had any symptoms of COVID-19 including: any sick, allergy, cold or flu-like symptoms, or loss of taste or smell?

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If vaccinated, please bring a copy of your vaccine card so we can make a copy for your chart.

Car Testing Instructions
COVID-19 Antibody Testing Info

Source: MA Department of Public Health

Patient safety is our priority.

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Here is some information that may help to answer general questions you may have related to the COVID-19 vaccine. Please reach out to the practice if you have questions specific to your health. 

Further Resources

Mass 211

Need help fast with a question about COVID-19?  The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MA DPH) has set up a confidential hotline to call with either your landline phone or cell phone to answer any questions you may have about COVID-19.  You can also go to their website Mass 211: Home.

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MA Department of Public Health (MADPH)

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MA DPH)  provides up to date information about everything you need to know about COVID-19 including daily statistics, recommendations, and answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) Information on the Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

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Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

Interested in what the Federal government is doing in the fight against COVID-19? Then check with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for information and updates Information on the Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).

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COVID-19 Screening/Assessment Tool

We know it’s a difficult time for all of us and we are here to help. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MA DPH) has set up a website to review your symptoms to determine what is the preferred next step, whether it is contacting your primary care physician or going to the emergency department.  If you have any questions at any time, please contact us and will make sure that you are provided the best care Buoy Health: Check Symptoms & Find the Right Care.

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Behavioral Health and Mental Well Being

We have expanded our behavioral health services during this stressful time. We recognize that depression and anxiety are two common responses to very stressful times. We want to provide you with behavioral health care through our team of mental health providers. 

 

Please call us to speak with one of our mental health providers. 

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For more information about stress and coping strategies, visit these websites, 

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Talking with Children About COVID-19

As adults being in quarantine is bad enough, but for children it can be even more confusing and difficult to understand. The following are some resources to talk about COVID-19 with you children:

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