Manet Community Health Center Quincy: Services & Hours

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Manet Community Health Center Quincy: Find Care, Clinic Hours & Appointments

Manet Community Health Center is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center providing primary medical care, behavioral health, chronic disease management, preventive services and additional patient support in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Manet began serving the community in 1979. Its Quincy network includes North Quincy, Houghs Neck, Snug Harbor and a service location at Father Bill’s Housing Resource Center. Manet also operates elsewhere in Massachusetts, including Hull, Attleboro and Taunton.

This guide explains which Quincy clinic to call, the published opening hours, available services, healthcare costs and what to expect when making your first appointment.

North Quincy 617-376-3000

110 West Squantum St

Houghs Neck 617-471-8683

1193 Sea Street

Snug Harbor 617-471-4715

9 Bicknell Street

For medical emergencies: Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Manet’s primary care appointments and after-hours phone coverage do not replace emergency care.

Information reviewed October 19, 2026. Individual provider appointments, holiday schedules and service department hours may differ from regular building hours.

Manet Community Health Center Quincy Locations & Hours

Quincy has multiple Manet locations. Choose the appropriate site rather than assuming the North Quincy address applies to every appointment.

LocationAddress & contactRegular hours
North Quincy 110 West Squantum Street, Quincy, MA 02171.
617-376-3000
Mon–Thu 8 AM–8 PM.
Fri 8 AM–5 PM.
Sat 9 AM–2 PM.
Houghs Neck 1193 Sea Street, Quincy, MA 02169.
617-471-8683
Mon 8 AM–5 PM.
Tue 8 AM–8 PM.
Wed–Fri 8 AM–5 PM.
Sat closed.
Snug Harbor 9 Bicknell Street, Quincy, MA 02169.
617-471-4715
Mon 8 AM–8 PM.
Tue–Fri 8 AM–5 PM.
Sat closed.
Father Bill’s Housing Resource Center 39 Broad Street, Quincy, MA 02169.
857-358-7280
Specialized service location. Confirm available services and hours directly.
Which Quincy clinic is open Saturday? North Quincy publishes Saturday medical hours from 9 AM to 2 PM. Houghs Neck and Snug Harbor list Saturday as closed. Sunday regular clinical hours are not listed for these three locations.

2026 Holiday Changes to Remember

Manet publishes a dated holiday schedule. Notable upcoming changes from October 19, 2026, include:

  • November 25: All sites close by 5 PM.
  • November 26: All sites closed for Thanksgiving.
  • November 27: North Quincy opens 9 AM–3 PM; other listed Quincy sites are closed.
  • December 24: All sites open until 3 PM.
  • December 25: All sites closed.
  • December 31: All sites close by 5 PM.

Check the complete annual schedule before holiday appointments.

Healthcare Services at Manet Quincy

Manet provides primary care for infants, children, teenagers, adults and older patients. Additional care may be available at selected offices or through referrals.

Family & primary care

Preventive visits, routine medical needs, annual exams and treatment of common illnesses.

Pediatrics

Newborn care, well-child visits, preventive screenings and age-appropriate immunizations.

Women’s health

Women’s health services and prenatal care programs.

Behavioral health

Individual, couple and family counseling, psychiatric evaluation and other coordinated support.

Chronic condition care

Management of ongoing health concerns, including diabetes education and follow-up.

Substance-use treatment

Medication-assisted treatment and recovery-related services for qualifying patients.

Testing & prevention

Immunizations, laboratory services and relevant infection screening.

HIV & STI services

HIV, STI and hepatitis C testing, PrEP and risk-reduction counseling.

Support & navigation

Insurance enrollment, interpretation, health education and community-resource assistance.

Manet also lists nutrition services, infectious disease medicine, tobacco cessation, LGBTQ+ care and minor surgical procedures among its programs.

Department availability: A program listed by Manet is not necessarily offered on every day at every Quincy clinic. When booking, ask which location provides the specific service and whether a referral is required.

Same-Day Visits and Urgent Medical Needs

Manet advertises same-day appointments for time-sensitive, non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries across its practice locations, subject to appointment availability.

Examples of reasons to contact Manet for prompt outpatient care include:

  • Colds, flu symptoms, cough or sore throat.
  • Minor rashes, burns or insect bites.
  • Earaches and allergies.
  • Minor sprains, strains or injuries.
  • Urinary symptoms and selected infections.
  • Other problems a scheduling or clinical team determines are appropriate for office care.

How to Request a Same-Day Visit

  1. Call the Quincy site where you receive care.
  2. Explain that you need an appointment for an acute medical concern.
  3. Describe the concern briefly to staff so they can direct your request appropriately.
  4. Ask whether another Manet site has availability if your preferred office is full.
  5. Confirm the clinic location, arrival time and any required documents.
Urgent safety reminder: For severe chest pain, serious breathing difficulty, uncontrolled bleeding, unconsciousness or other potentially life-threatening symptoms, use emergency services rather than waiting for a community health center appointment.

Behavioral Health and Mental Health Services

Manet offers integrated behavioral health support for patients receiving primary care. The program includes counseling, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, case management, recovery coaching and telepsychiatry services where appropriate.

Topics addressed by the clinical team may include stress, anxiety, family difficulties, substance-use concerns, child behavior issues and coping with medical conditions.

How to Access Behavioral Health

  • Ask your Manet primary care provider about behavioral health services.
  • Explain whether you are seeking counseling, medication evaluation, recovery support or another form of care.
  • Ask whether a referral or intake appointment is required.
  • Confirm the provider location and available appointment format.

Behavioral Health Case Manager information: 617-404-4156.

Published North Quincy behavioral health open-access information has also described Thursday 9 AM–4 PM case-manager hours for existing Manet patients. Confirm that this schedule is still offered before traveling.

Official Behavioral Health Services

North Quincy Pharmacy Hours

The Manet Community Health Pharmacy is located at 110 West Squantum Street, North Quincy. It serves Manet patients and other community members and may offer access to reduced-cost medications through qualifying programs.

DayPharmacy hours
Monday9 AM–6 PM
Tuesday9 AM–5:30 PM
Wednesday9 AM–6 PM
Thursday9 AM–6 PM
Friday9 AM–5:30 PM
Saturday9 AM–2 PM
SundayClosed

Pharmacy phone: 617-638-8140.

Ask the pharmacy how to transfer prescriptions, whether your medication is in stock, if it qualifies for a reduced price and when a refill can be collected.

Separate hours: Pharmacy opening times differ from North Quincy’s clinical hours. For example, the medical clinic is open until 8 PM Monday–Thursday, but the pharmacy closes earlier.
Official Pharmacy Hours & Information

North Quincy Vision Center and Eye Care

Manet’s Vision Center is on the second floor of its North Quincy building at 110 West Squantum Street. It welcomes community members, including people who are not established Manet primary care patients.

Vision Center Hours

DayPublished hours
Monday10:30 AM–7 PM
Tuesday8:30 AM–5 PM
Wednesday8:30 AM–7 PM
Thursday8:30 AM–5 PM
Friday8:30 AM–5 PM
Saturday–SundayNo regular weekend hours listed

The Vision Center describes annual eye examinations for adults and children older than age four, diabetic eye exams, glaucoma testing, minor eye-injury and infection evaluations, and contact lens fittings.

Vision appointments: 617-376-3000.

Vision insurance: The center accepts many plans, but individual plan exclusions apply. Its official page states that VSP is generally not accepted except for qualifying Senior Whole Health members. Confirm your precise benefits before the visit.
Official Vision Center Details

Laboratory and Radiology Services

Manet identifies laboratory and radiology services at North Quincy. These services can involve separate department schedules, clinician orders and insurance requirements.

Before arriving specifically for a laboratory test or imaging appointment, confirm:

  • Whether you need an appointment or can use a walk-in service.
  • Whether the correct order or referral has been submitted.
  • Required fasting or other preparation instructions, if applicable.
  • The department’s actual opening hours.
  • Your insurance coverage and any expected charge.

Do not assume the laboratory or radiology department remains available until the main medical office closes at 8 PM.

Official Department Information

Insurance, MassHealth and Sliding Fee Discounts

Manet accepts many insurance plans and provides care for patients who are uninsured or have difficulty paying. The health center states that no one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay, according to federal guidelines.

Patient situationWhat to do
MassHealthConfirm your current coverage and whether Manet is assigned as your primary care provider where required.
ConnectorCareReview any 2026 coverage changes and ask about plan enrollment or renewal assistance.
Private insuranceVerify that the specific plan and provider are in network.
MedicareAsk the clinic and insurer about eligibility, covered services and cost sharing.
No insuranceContact a Manet Navigator about coverage and financial assistance.
Difficulty payingAsk about the Sliding Fee Scale and billing arrangements.

2026 Sliding Fee Program

Manet publishes a 2026 Sliding Fee Scale. Eligible discounts depend on household size and income, whether or not the patient has insurance.

Bring available proof of income and residency when staff request financial eligibility documents. The Navigation team can explain your options without requiring you to guess which program fits your household.

2026 insurance changes: Manet specifically advises patients to read MassHealth and Massachusetts Health Connector notices and keep household income, size and contact information current to avoid coverage problems.

Navigation hotline: 857-403-1557.

Insurance assistance email: healthinsurancehelp@manetchc.org.

Billing: 617-376-3000, option 1, then option 3 for insurance acceptance questions.

Good Faith Estimates and Healthcare Costs

Patients who are uninsured or choose not to use insurance can request a Good Faith Estimate for expected nonemergency care costs.

Manet explains that a patient may be able to dispute a bill that exceeds the estimate by at least $400, subject to applicable federal rules.

Before scheduling costly care or testing, consider asking:

  • What is the estimated total charge for the planned services?
  • Will the visit, laboratory work or imaging be billed separately?
  • Which services are covered by my insurance?
  • Does a sliding-fee discount apply?
  • Is a referral or prior authorization required?

Save your estimate and insurance correspondence. The final amount can differ if the services actually provided change.

Official Billing and Good Faith Estimate Guidance

How to Make an Appointment at Manet Quincy

Manet allows patients to request appointments through its patient portal or by directly calling the desired health center.

  1. Choose your Quincy location. Decide whether North Quincy, Houghs Neck or Snug Harbor best fits your travel and healthcare needs.
  2. Call the appropriate number. Use the location’s main phone and state whether you are a new or returning patient.
  3. Describe the type of visit. Ask about primary care, a sick visit, behavioral health, eye care or another service.
  4. Check the appointment schedule. Request a convenient date and ask about same-day availability if medically appropriate.
  5. Verify insurance. Provide the required plan information and ask about PCP assignments or referrals.
  6. Request financial assistance if needed. Contact a Navigator if you lack coverage or cannot afford expected costs.
  7. Prepare for the visit. Bring your insurance or Health Safety Net card, medication information and a list of questions.
  8. Save the confirmation. Confirm the exact building, check-in time, provider and any visit preparation instructions.

What to Expect as a New Patient

Manet explains that a first new-patient appointment is generally intended to establish care, review your medical history, discuss concerns and plan follow-up treatment.

A complete annual physical is not necessarily performed during the initial appointment unless the provider determines it is appropriate.

Bring to the appointment
  • Insurance, health coverage or Health Safety Net card, if applicable.
  • Current medication bottles or an accurate medication list.
  • Information about past diagnoses and treatment.
  • Relevant medical records if available.
  • A written list of concerns.
Questions worth asking
  • Is this a new-patient visit or annual physical?
  • Will a copay or deductible apply?
  • Will additional tests require separate appointments?
  • When should follow-up be scheduled?
  • How do I contact the care team after the visit?

Manet notes that new-patient visits can have copayments or deductibles depending on insurance. Preventive visits and visits addressing new or changing medical problems may be billed differently.

Official New Patient Information

Patient Portal, Medical Records and Prescription Refills

Manet offers a secure Patient Portal for communicating with care teams, handling nonurgent questions and accessing eligible patient services.

For an appointment, medical records request or urgent scheduling question, Manet directs patients to contact their individual clinic by phone.

Protecting Personal Health Information

  • Use the official Patient Portal for messages containing medical information.
  • Do not email sensitive health records to Manet’s general information mailbox.
  • Ask the clinic about the proper records-release process.
  • For prescription refills, contact the pharmacy or follow the instructions provided by your care team.
  • Do not use general email or portal messaging to report an emergency.

The general address info@manetchc.org is for organizational enquiries, not private medical information.

After-Hours Care and On-Call Providers

Registered Manet patients can use the on-call provider system when the regular clinic office has closed.

Manet instructs patients to call 617-376-3000 or their preferred practice site’s number for after-hours assistance.

Nonemergency concern

Call your Manet site, explain the concern and follow the after-hours instructions for contacting the on-call team.

Medical emergency

Call 911 or seek emergency department care. After-hours telephone coverage does not mean a clinic building is open to walk-in patients.

Directions and Transportation to Manet Quincy

Manet states that its sites have onsite parking and public transportation access. Select the correct practice before traveling.

North Quincy Map

Public Transit Tips

  • Houghs Neck: Manet lists MBTA bus route 216 stops near Sea Street and Bell Street or Macy Street.
  • Snug Harbor: MBTA route 216 serves nearby Palmer Street and Bicknell Street stops.
  • North Quincy: Review the current MBTA route and stop information for West Squantum Street and the North Quincy area.

Transit routes and arrival times can change. Check the MBTA Trip Planner for your departure point and appointment time.

Current 2026 Vaccination Clinics

Manet announced fall 2026 flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinics for Manet patients. The published schedule includes a future Quincy date:

ClinicDateTime
North Quincy, 110 West Squantum St Tuesday, October 20, 2026 4–7 PM

Manet advertised its fall 2026 clinics as requiring no appointment for eligible Manet patients. Earlier October sessions at other Quincy locations have already taken place.

Before attending: Confirm that the clinic is proceeding as scheduled, which vaccines are offered, eligibility and any required documentation. A special vaccination event does not alter the location’s regular clinic hours.
Official 2026 Vaccine Schedule

Which Manet Quincy Location Should You Choose?

What you needSuggested starting point
Saturday primary care appointmentNorth Quincy, subject to appointment availability.
Late weekday medical visitNorth Quincy Monday–Thursday, Houghs Neck Tuesday or Snug Harbor Monday.
Prescription pharmacyNorth Quincy onsite Manet Pharmacy.
Eye exam or vision servicesNorth Quincy Vision Center, second floor.
Behavioral health assistanceDiscuss with your Manet primary care provider or behavioral health team.
Insurance enrollment or renewalCall Manet Navigation Hotline, 857-403-1557.
Specialized housing resource center servicesContact the Father Bill’s service location directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Manet Community Health Center in Quincy?

Manet operates Quincy locations at 110 West Squantum Street in North Quincy, 1193 Sea Street in Houghs Neck, 9 Bicknell Street in Snug Harbor, and a service site at 39 Broad Street inside Father Bill’s Housing Resource Center.

What are Manet North Quincy hours?

North Quincy lists Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 8 PM, Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM. Department and holiday schedules can differ.

What are Houghs Neck and Snug Harbor clinic hours?

Houghs Neck opens Monday and Wednesday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and Tuesday from 8 AM to 8 PM. Snug Harbor opens Monday 8 AM–8 PM and Tuesday through Friday 8 AM–5 PM. Both list Saturday as closed.

What is Manet Community Health Center’s Quincy phone number?

Call 617-376-3000 for North Quincy, 617-471-8683 for Houghs Neck, or 617-471-4715 for Snug Harbor. The Father Bill’s Housing Resource Center location lists 857-358-7280.

Does Manet offer same-day medical appointments?

Yes. Manet advertises same-day appointments for non-life-threatening illnesses and minor injuries, subject to availability. Call the clinic directly to request a visit.

Does Manet Quincy accept MassHealth and other insurance?

Manet works with MassHealth and a range of commercial plans. Acceptance depends on the specific plan and network, so patients should verify coverage, provider assignment and any expected copayments.

Can uninsured patients get care at Manet?

Yes. Manet states that patients are not denied access to care because of inability to pay. Eligible patients may receive reduced fees based on household income and size under its Sliding Fee Scale.

Does Manet North Quincy have a pharmacy and eye clinic?

Yes. The North Quincy site includes the Manet Pharmacy and Vision Center. Each has its own hours and services, separate from the main primary care clinic schedule.

How do I make an appointment at Manet Quincy?

Call your preferred practice location or follow the official patient portal instructions. Confirm the visit type, exact office address, insurance requirements and appointment time.

How do Manet patients reach an after-hours provider?

Registered Manet patients can call 617-376-3000 or their preferred site and follow the instructions for an on-call provider. For medical emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Official Manet Sources & Patient Links

Last researched October 19, 2026. This independent informational guide is not affiliated with Manet Community Health Center and does not provide medical diagnosis or patient scheduling. Confirm final clinical instructions and charges directly with Manet.