Our first priority is the well-being of our patients—near and far. As a team we are able to maintain a singular focus on providing the highest quality, most compassionate care to each and every patient.
Mass General is consistently ranked among the top hospitals in the United States by U. In , Mass General was recognized as the 1 hospital in America and in we were 2.
Mass General is recognized in 14 specialties assessed by U. News, a testament to the breadth and depth of our expertise. Our patients rate their experiences with us very highly, with nearly all indicating they would be very likely to recommend us to others. We also consistently achieve high ratings from professional organizations. We have been recognized by:. Our research program spans more than 30 clinical departments and centers across the hospital. Approximately 1, clinical trials are taking place at Mass General at any given time.
Our research drives discoveries and breakthroughs in basic and clinical research, which translate into new and better treatments for our patients locally and around the globe. Mass General researchers topped the Nature Index list of health care organizations for publishing more articles in high-impact journals than any other hospital in America from January to December Patients at Mass General have access to a vast network of physicians, nearly all of whom are Harvard Medical School faculty and many of whom are leaders within their fields.
Our many multidisciplinary care teams—known worldwide for innovations in cancer , digestive disorders , the neurosciences , heart disease , orthopaedics , transplantation , urologic diseases and trauma care —unite specialists across the hospital to offer comprehensive, state-of-the-art medical care. In addition, MassGeneral Hospital for Children provides a full range of pediatric health care services, from primary care to leading-edge treatment of complex and rare disorders.
Learn more about the U. News ranking. We measure our performance, set high goals and track our progress toward those goals to maintain an atmosphere of excellence. We compare ourselves against local and national benchmarks in key quality and safety areas to ensure we deliver the highest quality and safest care possible.
Learn more about our quality and patient-safety programs. We are committed to training and mentoring the next generation of international leaders in science and medicine, providing opportunities for physicians, nurses and allied health professionals. These talented men and women with their diversity of talent and perspectives, in turn, lend fresh and innovative ideas on how we care for patients.
View residency and fellowship opportunities at Mass General. We partner with communities both close to home and across oceans to build, improve and sustain health care delivery and increase the health and well-being of those who live and work in these communities. Read how Mass General is making a difference locally.
Each year, Mass General is recognized for achieving the highest standards in patient care, education and research, ranking the hospital among the most prestigious medical institutions. From there, Brown says the hospital will whittle down a final group of employees not in compliance, suspend those still on the list by next week and, ultimately, fire them if they remain unvaccinated.
It is our goal to protect all of our employees with vaccination — as we protect all of our patients by vaccinating our staff," Brown says. Mass General Brigham announced the employee vaccine mandate in June.
Anne Klibanski wrote. Peter Slavin stepped down — says the hospital is trying to persuade employees still on the fence right down to the last minute. We'll continue to do it all day [Friday]. We'll do it next week if anyone wants to talk to us who remains unvaccinated," he says. Brown says the hospital hasn't finalized a policy for employee vaccine boosters, but is encouraging eligible employees to get one six months after their vaccine, when boosters are recommended.
Here's more about who needs a booster and when. Some Massachusetts hospitals say losing employees because of vaccine mandates will cause a staffing crunch at a time when they badly need people at work caring for patients. This article was originally published on October 14,
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