Partners Medical Center (now Mass General Brigham) is an integrated health system founded by Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. It includes academic medical centers, community and specialty hospitals, health centers, a physician network, home health, long-term care, and more. It is a national leader in biomedical research and a principal teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School, dedicated to advancing patient care, research, and education

• Academic medical centers (Brigham and Women's, Massachusetts General)

• Primary and specialty care (cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, etc.)

• Community hospitals and specialty hospitals

• Emergency and critical care

• Research and clinical trials

• Teaching and medical education

• High standards for patient safety and clinical outcomes

• Uniform quality across the system

• Focus on innovation, efficiency, and coordinated care

• Mission:

  • Serve the community by enhancing patient care

  • Focus on teaching and research

  • Take a leadership role as an integrated health care system

  • Continuously improve quality and value to maintain excellence

• Vision:

  • Be a national leader in coordinated, high-quality, patient-centered care

  • Advance biomedical research and medical education

• HealthGrades Distinguished Hospital for Clinical Excellence™

• J.D. Power and Associates Distinguished Hospital Program for Outstanding Inpatient Experience

• Top 100 SafeCare Hospitals® Distinction (SafeCare Group)

• Breast Imaging Center of Excellence (American College of Radiology)

• Primary Stroke Center (The Joint Commission)

• HeartCaring® Certified for gender-sensitive heart care

• Modern Healthcare magazine's Spirit of Excellence Award for Service

• Accredited and reaccredited by The Joint Commission

• Recognized for patient safety, clinical quality, and innovation