Vital Community Healthcare
Tapestry Health provides vital, effective, and inclusive community health services and resources for optimal well-being and vibrant communities.
Get Care For
You can receive care in person at your nearest Tapestry location, via telehealth from home, or through our Mobile Health Clinic.
To get started, call or visit your nearest Tapestry location or book a telehealth appointment.
Walk-ins are available for STI/HIV testing, pregnancy testing, safer sex supplies, and emergency contraception.
Walk-in times vary by location; call the nearest location for more information.
All other services require an appointment. Call your nearest location.
Yes. Tapestry welcomes patients of all ages, including teens, young adults, and college students.
All sexual and reproductive health services are confidential for youth; we will not share your information without your consent. If you are on a parent’s insurance plan, we can discuss your options to keep your visit private.
For qualifying patients under 18, all health services are available at no cost.
Contact us for more information.
We accept MassHealth and most major insurance plans.
For those without insurance or who cannot afford care, we offer a sliding scale fee based on income and free options for those who qualify.
Tapestry provides this care with complete confidentiality and respect for your decision. Call your preferred Tapestry location with any age-related questions or additional support.
What to expect at Tapestry Health
Tapestry is a community-based health organization providing sexual and reproductive healthcare, harm reduction services, WIC food and nutrition support, telehealth, and mobile health services.
Learn more about Tapestry Health here!
SRH Client in Holyoke, MA:
“You can tell they truly care about the people who go in there.”
“They have free testing (STD, pregnancy, and other), condoms and other supplies also. They’ll also take the time to answer ANY AND ALL questions you have and with great detail. They have a mission for their community and they definitely are doing it and making a difference.”