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Disease reporting

Boston health care providers and clinical laboratories are required to report all suspected or diagnosed cases of communicable diseases to the Boston Public Health Commission. 

Health care providers and clinical laboratories in Boston must report the following to Boston Public Health Commission by telephone at 617-534-5611:

Infectious disease research labs that work with specified high risk agents are required to report all illness, exposure or absenteeism among staff members.

Cases of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (disease or latent infection) should be reported directly to Massachusetts Department of Public Health here.

Completed reporting forms should be faxed to (617) 534-5905.

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