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Reopening Health and Human Services in Massachusetts Phase 3

Health and Human Services reopening plans and guidance for Phase 3

On Monday, July 6, 2020, health care providers were able to continue to provide in-person procedures and services as authorized in Phase 2, with the addition of certain group treatment programs and day programs. All providers must maintain compliance with public health and safety standards. Prioritizing telehealth, meeting public health and infection control standards, adhering to prioritization policies, ensuring equitable access to care, and monitoring patient volume must continue. Moving into Phase 3 for the health care system was contingent on Massachusetts maintaining sufficient statewide hospital bed capacity at newly revised thresholds.

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Reopening Phase 3 Overview

EOHHS Health and Human Services Phase 3 Reopening Approach 

Reopening Phase 3 Guidance

DPH Phase 3 Reopening Guidance Acute Care Hospitals - Updated November 3 
DPH Phase 3 Reopening Non-Acute Care Hospital/Health Care Provider Guidance - Updated November 3 
MassHealth Telehealth Policy July 2020 
Phase 3 EOHHS Day Programming Guidance 
Return to Day Program Risk/Benefit Discussion Tool 
Return to Day Program Risk/Benefit Discussion Tool (Spanish) 

Reopening Phase 3 Orders

Phase 3 EOHHS Day Programming Order 

Reopening Phase 3 Attestation Forms

Phase 3 Reopening Attestation Form Acute Hospital - Updated November 3 
Phase 3 Reopening Attestation Form Non Acute Care Hospital/Providers - Updated November 3 

Reopening Phase 3 Checklists

Phase 3 EOHHS Day Programming Planning & Preparation Checklist  
Phase 3 EOHHS Day Programming Transportation Planning Checklist  

Visitation Guidance

Hospital Visitation Guidance 
Soldiers' Homes Visitation Guidance 

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