St. Elizabeth's Medical Center

Boston Medical Center Health System is an integrated academic healthcare system that models a new kind of excellence in healthcare where clinical and operational innovation meets health equity and access. With more than 15,000 dedicated employees, BMC Health System is committed to advancing scientific discovery and access to care, partnering with our communities, and developing scalable approaches to restore and maintain health.
 

Founded in 1868, St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center has been recognized for its top-rated physicians, who have been providing person-centered specialty care to their community in its 291-bed main campus in the heart of Brighton for more than a century. 
 

As a Boston University Teaching Hospital, St. Elizabeth’s provides patients and families access to some of Boston’s most advanced treatments and specialty care, including its cutting-edge robotic surgery program, advanced center for cardiac surgery, Level III NICU, and nationally recognized Stroke Center, which earned the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for its dedication to high-quality care. 
 

St. Elizabeth’s was founded on the mission to provide comprehensive, high quality, compassionate, and efficient healthcare in the community setting by assessing the unmet needs in our neighborhoods, participating on local action committees, delivering preventative care and education, and funding community-based healthcare initiatives.