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Your health and safety is our top priority. As we prepare to welcome back more patients, we are taking a comprehensive approach to prevent the spread of infectious disease. We’ve implemented new measures to provide the safest possible environment.
We are committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate care, wherever you are. Whether it's a follow-up appointment or a first-time consultation, our specialist are available for Virtual Visits. Stay connected to care, even when you stay home.
Mass General Brigham attests that it meets the criteria described by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Hospital Reopening Guidance for Phase 1 of reopening.
Acute Care Hospital Phase 1 Reopen AttestationCommonwealth’s Reopening website
Your contribution will aid our efforts on every front as we work together to defeat COVID-19, care for our patients and families in their hours of greatest need, and emerge stronger than ever.
The Brigham is closely monitoring the evolving COVID-19 outbreak and has been preparing to care for patients with it since January. Learn about COVID-19 symptoms, how to prevent its spread, where you can get tested if you suspect you have it and other general COVID-19 information.
In July, during a 16-hour surgery that included a team of over 45 physicians, nurses, anesthesiologists, residents and research fellows, Robert Chelsea became the first black patient — and, at age 68, the oldest — in the U.S. to receive a full face transplant in a procedure performed at the Brigham.
We are grateful to our generous donors for helping us care for patients and families, protect our staff on the frontlines, and fuel innovation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
VIEW DONOR LISTWe are inspired by our patients’ courage, our caregivers’ compassion, and our scientists’ curiosity—all fueled by our donors’ generosity.
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