For more information about any of the programs, call the telephone numbers listed below. Free valet parking is available.
Each fall, Quincy Medical Center hosts a fundraising walk to support the Marie A. Curry Fund, a permanent endowed Fund at Quincy Medical Center, focused on encouraging prevention and early detection of cancer and enhancing access to vital cancer screenings and services for uninsured and underinsured women and men.
For Pledge Sheet, click here.
Click for Save the Date, Build a Team, Sponsorship, and Other Ways You Can Help and the Images of Honor order form. You can do all your fundraising, build your teams and keep up to date on Walk News, all on-line at www.firstgiving.com/qmccancerwalk!
For Chinese, click here and here.
CEU's and Lunch Provided -- Hosted by QMC and Jordan Hospital
Boston Quincy Marriott, Quincy, MA
$60 -- Download Brochure and Registration Form here
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., The Diabetes Center at Quincy Medical Center, A 4. For more information, call 617-376-5494.
This is a comprehensive outpatient nutrition program for patients with diabetes. The program reviews nutrition, blood glucose monitoring, wound management and understanding insulin administration. Physician referral is required. For more information or to register, call 617-376-5494.
Quincy South Shore AIDS Cares offers free, anonymous and confidential testing. Walk-ins welcome on Fridays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. or appointments are available Monday through Thursday. Call 617-376-5462.
Quincy Medical Center (www.quincymc.org) is a 232-bed acute care community-teaching hospital providing South Shore residents with comprehensive medical and surgical services. The Medical Center’s Alliance for Quality with Boston Medical Center (BMC), formed in 1999, brings academic medicine to the community. At Quincy Medical Center, physicians from Boston Medical Center direct the departments of medicine, surgery, anesthesia, emergency medicine, and psychiatry. Additionally, physicians from BMC who are board-certified in a range of medical and surgical specialties work with community physicians to ensure the continuity of patient care.