H1N1 Vaccine - 5 years of age and older. By appointment. Call our office : 508-384-5485. We are asking parents of children under 5 years of age to take them to their pediatrician. We are also asking pregnant women to go to their obstetrician.
SEASONAL (YEARLY) FLU SHOTS. PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE 508-384-5485.
Blood Pressure Clinics: 2010
The 3rd Wednesday of every month. For anyone who lives in Wrentham, all ages welcome. The clinic is held at the Senior Center, 400 Taunton St. from 10am - 12noon. See calendar for dates.
Pneumococcal vaccination available by appointment. Please call our office for more information. 508-384-5485.
Tetanus vaccintaion It is always a good time to update your tetanus if it's been more than 10 years since your last one. Call our office for more information: 508-384-5485.
Severe Weather - Emergency Kits
Water: At least one gallon daily per person for three to seven days.
Food: At least enough for 3 to 7 days non-perishable packaged or canned food/juices foods for infants or the elderly
snack foodsnon-electric can openercooking tools/fuelpaper plates/plastic utensilLinens: Blankets, pillows, towels, facecloths and rags.
Clothing: Seasonal/rain gear/sturdy shoes
First Aid Kit: Medicines, prescription drugs, antiseptics, bandages, pain relievers
Special Items: Baby clothing, toys, supplies as well as anything elderly may need
Toiletries: Basic hygiene items and moisture wipes
Tools: A multi-tool or Swiss Army knife, flashlights with batteries, rope, tape, radio that is either battery operated or handcranked; fully charged cell phone with extra batter and a traditional telephone (landline) not cordless
Cash: Small bills, debit cards and credit cards
Entertainment: Books and board games, puzzle games
Important Documents: Keep copies of insurance, medical records, bank account numbers, Social Security card, passport, etc., in a waterproof container or watertight resealable plastic bag
Vehicle: Make sure tires are inflated and gas tank is full and vehicle is equipped with an emergency roadside repair kit. In the winter, a small shovel as well as sand, ice melter and blankets.
Pet Care Items: Proper identification/immunization records and medications should be kept in waterproof container
- Amble supply of food and water
- Moist towelettes for cleanups
- Cat litter and small container
- A carrier or cage equipped with blanket/newspaper
- Muzzle and leash
- Dog or cat toys