BMC Health System

Boston Medical Center Health System is an integrated academic health system that runs three hospitals: Boston Medical Center, BMC Brighton and BMC South. The flagship Boston Medical Center is a 511-bed academic medical center offering care in more than 70 specialties and subspecialties, and it is the largest essential hospital in New England. BMC Brighton is known for its cardiac program, robotic surgery, a Level III NICU and a nationally recognized Stroke Center, and it teaches for Boston University.

BMC South in Brockton offers emergency and specialty care along the Route 24 corridor and is the region's only designated Level III Trauma Center, serving adult and pediatric patients. The health system also includes a network of community health centers and a health plan. Emergency care is available around the clock, and the main Boston campus is at One Boston Medical Center Place.