Current City of Worcester COVID-19 Status
Due to the expiration of the federal and state COVID-19 public health emergencies on May 11, 2023 and based on current trends, the City's COVID-19 dashboard is no longer updated on a regular basis. Health officials will continue to monitor cases internally and follow necessary protocols in the case of clusters of concern.
Testing
Rapid antigen (self-tests or at-home) tests may be purchased at many pharmacies, retail stores or online. Learn More Information About Testing in Massachusetts.
Walk-up testing at the UMass Memorial Health clinic at the Mercantile Center concluded on March 30, 2023. More information about testing sites in the area, including pharmacies, retailers and health care facilities, can be found at Testing for COVID.
Vaccination
Everyone ages 6 months and older should get a 2024 - 2025 COVID-19 vaccine.
Where to Get Vaccinated
Residents may contact their healthcare provider or local pharmacy to inquire about vaccine availability, and they are encouraged to check with their insurance provider regarding potential out-of-pocket cost. Find a vaccination site at vaccines.gov and visit the Massachusetts Department of Public Health for more information.
Other Resources
COVID-19 Facts
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Executive Orders and Emergency Regulations
Please visit Informing Worcester to view rescinded COVID-19 Executive Orders and Emergency Regulations.
Individual Assistance
- Community Resources
- Funeral Assistance
- Mental Health and Behavior Health Resources
- Requesting a Copy of Your COVID-19 Vaccination Record