Boston Medical Center (BMC) is a 511-bed academic medical center in Boston, New England, providing care in over 70 specialties and subspecialties. The institution is equity-led, with a mission focused on serving patients who are traditionally underserved. This focus is integrated into its clinical approach and community health initiatives.
The center is a significant research institution, receiving over $110 million in sponsored research funding. It ranks as the 19th largest recipient of funding from the National Institutes of Health among independent U.S. hospitals, indicating a strong research program in addition to its clinical services.
BMC's approach to healthcare extends beyond traditional clinical treatment to address social determinants of health. Programs include a hospital-based rooftop farm, a teaching kitchen, a food pantry, and initiatives aimed at supporting economic mobility, housing, and transportation for its patient population.
