Mashpee Community Health Center: Services & Hours

Mashpee, Massachusetts · Cape Cod Patient Guide

Find Care in Mashpee: Clinic Hours, Services & First Appointments

Mashpee Community Health Center commonly refers to the Mashpee location of Community Health Center (formerly known as Community Health Center of Cape Cod). It is a nonprofit health center providing primary care, walk-in care, dental treatment, optometry, behavioral healthcare, pharmacy services and other patient support.

The Mashpee facility is at 107 Commercial Street, Mashpee, MA 02649, across from Mashpee Commons. Different departments have different opening hours, so the time you can visit depends on the service you need.

Address107 Commercial StMashpee, MA 02649
Main phone508-477-7090Appointments and general help
Walk-in careMon–SatWeekdays and Saturday mornings

Information reviewed October 26, 2026. Hours, provider availability, insurance arrangements and appointments may change.

Mashpee Health Center Hours by Department

There is no single schedule that applies to every service. Use the department hours below rather than relying on a generic business listing.

DepartmentRegular published hours
Primary CareMonday–Friday, 8 AM–6 PM. Individual provider hours vary.
Walk-in CareMonday–Thursday, 8 AM–6 PM; Friday, 8 AM–5 PM; Saturday, 8 AM–noon.
Behavioral HealthMonday–Friday, 8 AM–6 PM; provider schedules vary.
Dental CareMonday–Thursday, 8 AM–6 PM; Friday, 8 AM–4 PM; Saturday, 8 AM–noon.
OptometryMonday–Thursday, 8 AM–6 PM; Friday, 8 AM–4 PM.
PharmacyMonday–Thursday, 8 AM–6 PM; Friday, 8 AM–5 PM; Saturday, 8 AM–noon.
Quest LabMonday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM, as listed on the current location page.
ImagingThe 2026 patient handbook lists X-ray Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM, and ultrasound Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 AM–5 PM. Confirm appointments and current access.
SundayNo regular Sunday hours published for these departments.
Saturday visitors: walk-in care, dental and pharmacy services publish Saturday morning hours. This does not mean every provider or procedure is available without an appointment.

The 2026 patient handbook and current location page give slightly different lab closing times. The current location page lists 4 PM, while the handbook lists 4:30 PM. Use 4 PM for planning and call ahead for laboratory visits.

Which Mashpee Service Do You Need?

Primary CareCheckups, preventive screenings, health concerns, medication management, chronic-condition follow-ups and referrals.
Walk-in CareAssessment of non-emergency concerns such as coughs, colds, sore throats, flu-like illness and minor injuries.
Dental CareDental examinations, preventive treatment and other dental procedures depending on appointment and clinician availability.
Behavioral HealthCounseling and mental-health support, including coordination with primary care where appropriate.
Recovery ServicesAssessment and treatment support for substance-use disorders, including ongoing recovery care.
OptometryEye examinations, vision assessment and eye-care services.
PharmacyPrescription dispensing and medication-related assistance through the on-site pharmacy.
Gynecology & WellnessWomen’s health, preventive care, nutrition, lifestyle medicine and related services through the health center’s care teams.
Insurance EnrollmentHelp understanding health coverage, applying for available programs and requesting financial assistance.

Not every service operates on the same schedule. When booking, tell the scheduler the exact service you need and ask whether it is available at 107 Commercial Street.

Walk-in Care: When and How to Visit

Walk-in care is intended for non-life-threatening illness or injury that needs attention sooner than a routine appointment. The Mashpee location publishes walk-in hours through Saturday noon.

1. Check the situation.

Walk-in care may be appropriate for minor illness or injury. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or seek emergency-department care.

2. Check the time.

Monday–Thursday 8 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM, Saturday 8 AM–noon. Call before a late arrival because patient volume can affect intake.

3. Bring useful information.

Have your identification if available, insurance information, medication list, allergies and recent relevant medical information.

4. Explain your concern at check-in.

Tell staff your symptoms, when they began and any important medical history. The clinical team decides the appropriate assessment and next steps.

5. Confirm follow-up instructions.

Ask how test results, prescriptions, referrals and follow-up appointments will be handled.

Emergency warning: severe breathing difficulty, possible stroke symptoms, serious chest pain, major bleeding or other life-threatening problems require emergency services. Do not rely on a clinic website, routine portal message or walk-in queue for emergency treatment.

How to Become a New Patient

Community Health Center’s 2026 patient handbook explains a three-stage registration process. Completing the paperwork in advance can prevent delays.

Step 1 — Complete your registration packet.

Obtain the official new-patient packet online or at a health center location. The listed documents include New Patient Registration, New Patient Intake, Social Needs Screening, and Release of Information forms for recent medical providers.

Step 2 — Address health insurance or financial assistance.

If uninsured, speak to an enrollment specialist. The handbook says verification that you have applied for health insurance is required before an appointment can be scheduled. Staff can help you explore insurance or the Sliding Fee Scale.

Step 3 — Choose a primary care provider.

Once the required process is completed, the handbook says the center will contact patients within five business days to arrange a first appointment. This is an expected contact window, not a guaranteed visit date.

Step 4 — Confirm the appointment details.

Ask for the clinician or department, date, arrival time, correct office location, required documents and any expected patient charges.

How to reach patient engagement: call 508-477-7090 during office hours. The 2026 handbook lists Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM, and instructs callers to press 0 for a Patient Engagement Specialist.

Documents to Prepare for Your Appointment

General visit checklist
  • Identification, if available
  • Insurance or MassHealth card, if insured
  • Medication names and dosages
  • Current allergies and important diagnoses
  • Recent relevant test results
  • Previous provider details or records authorization
  • Referral documents, if requested
  • Questions for your clinician
Insurance or discounted-fee checklist
  • Photo identification
  • Recent pay stubs or tax returns
  • Employment or unemployment verification
  • Household size information
  • Current insurance information, if any
  • Any additional documents requested by enrollment staff

Insurance assistance documents are based on the center’s patient handbook. Contact enrollment staff to confirm which evidence is required in your specific situation.

Insurance, MassHealth & Sliding Fee Help

Community Health Center provides care regardless of ability to pay and offers help with health insurance enrollment. Patients may be eligible for coverage through MassHealth or other programs, or for discounted services under the center’s financial assistance arrangements.

  1. Call 508-477-7090 and ask for insurance enrollment or financial assistance.
  2. Explain whether you are uninsured, recently lost coverage, have MassHealth or Medicare, or need help with an existing plan.
  3. Ask whether a Sliding Fee Scale application is appropriate.
  4. Prepare identification, household information and income documents.
  5. Have staff confirm eligibility, any remaining charges and the next step for scheduling care.

The health center’s insurance information page says enrollment assistance is available at the Mashpee site without an appointment. It also lists extension 1155 for insurance assistance.

Important: a sliding fee does not necessarily mean treatment is free. Discounts, coverage, copayments and availability depend on the individual circumstances and service.

For additional Massachusetts-specific information about discounted clinic care, our Lynn Community Health Center insurance and sliding-fee guide explains another provider’s enrollment process. Lynn uses its own eligibility procedures and fee policies.

Dental, Eye Care, Behavioral Health & Pharmacy

Dental appointments

Mashpee Dental Care is listed Monday–Thursday 8 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–4 PM, and Saturday 8 AM–noon. Call for appointments, the exact procedure offered, insurance participation and any urgent dental availability.

Eye examinations

Optometry is listed Monday–Thursday 8 AM–6 PM and Friday 8 AM–4 PM. Ask whether your appointment includes a routine vision examination, medical eye assessment or other testing, and which insurance benefits apply.

Behavioral and recovery care

The health center provides behavioral health and substance-use recovery services. For a first appointment, ask whether a primary-care referral, separate intake or telehealth option is appropriate. Provider schedules may vary.

Pharmacy visits

The on-site pharmacy lists Monday–Thursday 8 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM and Saturday 8 AM–noon. Contact the pharmacy or main switchboard for prescription availability, insurance, transfers and refill questions before traveling.

Patients comparing multidisciplinary care at other Massachusetts clinics may find the Manet Community Health Center services and patient-portal guide useful for understanding how pharmacy, primary care and behavioral-health access can differ by provider.

MyChart, Medical Records & After-Hours Help

Community Health Center links to MyChart for established-patient access. Portal features can vary by account and provider. Use the official health center website to open the correct login, rather than an unfamiliar third-party page.

  • Use the portal for available routine patient-account functions.
  • Ask your care team which messages, appointments, test results and refill tasks are supported.
  • For medical-record transfers, request the correct Release of Information form and authorized submission method.
  • Do not send confidential medical documents through ordinary public contact forms or unverified email addresses.

After hours: the 2026 patient handbook says patients can call 508-477-7090 and press 8 for the answering service or an on-call nurse/provider. This differs from an older handbook, so follow the current telephone menu if it changes.

For a comparable guide to primary care, urgent access, records and patient portals in Massachusetts, see our Harbor Community Health Center guide covering Plymouth and Hyannis clinics. Harbor Health is a separate provider.

Directions, Public Transportation & Assistance

The Mashpee office is across from Mashpee Commons at 107 Commercial Street. The center publishes directions for travelers arriving from the Bourne Bridge and Hyannis.

From the Bourne Bridge

Follow MA-28 South, continue toward MA-151 East, and use the approach via Jobs Fishing Road, MA-28 North, Charles Street and Commercial Street as described by the health center.

From Hyannis

Travel toward Mashpee on MA-28, then use Great Neck Road South, Mercantile Way and Commercial Street. Confirm current traffic and road conditions before leaving.

By bus: the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority’s Sealine/Breeze service connects communities between Woods Hole and Hyannis. The health center says passengers can request the Mashpee stop; check current routing and timing before depending on a particular journey.

Transportation help: the health center states that transportation assistance to and from its sites may be available without charge to patients. Call 508-477-7090 in advance to arrange or confirm eligibility and scheduling.

Other Community Health Center Locations on Cape Cod

The Mashpee office is one part of a broader Cape Cod healthcare network. If Mashpee cannot offer the needed appointment, ask whether another official location provides the service.

LocationAddress and services to ask about
Mashpee107 Commercial Street — broad range of medical, dental, walk-in, pharmacy and other services.
Bourne123 Waterhouse Road — primary care, behavioral health, recovery, dental, lab and pharmacy services.
Centerville1185B Falmouth Road — walk-in and behavioral health care.
Falmouth210 Jones Road — medical, behavioral health and dental services; pharmacy at 200 Jones Road.
North Falmouth26 Edgerton Drive, Suite C — primary care and gynecology.
Sandwich90 Route 6A — primary care, behavioral health and recovery services.

These locations are not interchangeable: availability, provider rosters and department hours vary. The official Community Health Center location directory provides the relevant office information.

For Cape Cod residents looking for nonmedical local activities, senior programs or community support, our Harwich Community Center guide covers a separate municipal facility offering recreation, senior activities and community resources.

Before You Visit: Practical Checklist

  • Confirm whether you need primary care, walk-in care, dental, lab, optometry, pharmacy or another department.
  • Use the hours for that particular service, not generic center hours.
  • Call before arrival if you need a specific provider or procedure.
  • Ask about referrals, insurance authorization and expected payment.
  • Bring medication information and relevant records.
  • For new-patient registration, complete the required official packet.
  • Arrange transportation or interpreting assistance when needed.
  • Verify your address and appointment time.
  • Use the health center’s official systems for medical records, portal access and payments.
Best first action: call 508-477-7090 and state the care you need. Staff can help direct you to the correct department, forms, appointment process and location.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where is Mashpee Community Health Center?

The Mashpee location of Community Health Center is at 107 Commercial Street, Mashpee, MA 02649, across from Mashpee Commons.

2. What is the Mashpee Community Health Center phone number?

The main phone number is 508-477-7090 for appointment assistance, department information and patient questions.

3. What are Mashpee Health Center walk-in hours?

Walk-in care is listed Monday through Thursday 8 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM, and Saturday 8 AM–noon. Sunday has no regular walk-in hours.

4. Is Mashpee Community Health Center open on Saturday?

Yes. Walk-in care, dental and pharmacy services list Saturday hours from 8 AM to noon. Other providers may not offer Saturday appointments.

5. Does Mashpee Community Health Center have dental services?

Yes. Dental Care is listed Monday through Thursday 8 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–4 PM, and Saturday 8 AM–noon. Call to schedule and confirm the needed procedure.

6. Is there a pharmacy at Mashpee Community Health Center?

Yes. The on-site pharmacy is listed Monday through Thursday 8 AM–6 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM, and Saturday 8 AM–noon.

7. How do I become a new patient?

Complete the required registration packet, address insurance or financial assistance if needed, and choose a primary care provider. The 2026 handbook says the center will contact patients within five business days to arrange an initial appointment after the required process.

8. Can I get care without health insurance?

Community Health Center offers insurance enrollment assistance and help exploring discounted-fee arrangements. Call 508-477-7090 to discuss eligibility, required documents and possible charges.

9. Does the Mashpee center offer transportation assistance?

Yes. Community Health Center says transportation assistance to and from its sites is available at no cost to its patients. Call 508-477-7090 in advance to request and confirm arrangements.

10. What should I do if I need help after hours?

Call 508-477-7090. The 2026 patient handbook says to press 8 for the answering service or an on-call nurse/provider. For a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911.

Official Information & Patient Resources

Community-center.org is an independent informational website and is not affiliated with or operated by Community Health Center of Cape Cod. This guide is for finding services, understanding hours and preparing for appointments. It is not a substitute for medical advice or emergency care.