Our Mission
To provide high quality, comprehensive, multi-disciplinary, patient- and family-centered care to those who live and work in Jamaica Plain and the city of Boston, regardless of ability to pay.
Our Vision
- To be a place of wellness for all staff, visitors and patients.
- To be a leader in the delivery of high quality, equitable patient-centered health care.
- To be a model program for community-based primary care within the Mass General Brigham System.
- To train and inspire the next generation of health care professionals to continue the provision of community-based, patient-centered primary care, with health equity at the center of what we do.
- To lead in developing programs designed to improve the health and wellness of residents of Jamaica Plain and the surrounding communities.
Our Values
- By centering health equity and racial justice, we improve care for all our patients.
- We recognize the inter-relationship of our patients’ medical, social, emotional, and economic needs. Our departments work together to provide coordinated, multi-disciplinary services to meet these needs.
- Commit to excellence — Continuously strive to provide high quality care to all who need it.
- Value innovation — Recognize the ever-changing needs of our patients and community, and seek to continually innovate to improve the care we provide.
- Value diversity — We strive to be a place where differences are celebrated and all individuals can thrive.
- Commit to professional development — We value all staff and work to ensure their growth, teamwork, and fulfillment at work.
- Community centered — We build on our long history of community engagement, seeking out new partnerships and programs to improve the health and wellness of our surrounding communities, with a focus on segments of the community that are currently underserved.
- Lifelong learning — Encourage and support the training of students and trainees across multiple disciplines, in particular to create a pipeline of opportunity for individuals underrepresented in health care and those committed to social justice and community-based primary care.
