Tufts Medical Center

Tufts Medical Center, located in downtown Boston, Massachusetts, is a renowned academic medical institution that has been providing exceptional healthcare services for over two centuries. Established in 1796 as the Boston Dispensary, it stands as the oldest permanent medical facility in New England.

As the principal teaching hospital for Tufts University School of Medicine and Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Tufts Medical Center is dedicated to delivering innovative, patient-centered care across more than 100 specialties. These include heart care, cancer treatment, neuroscience, orthopedics, and organ transplantation.

The hospital is also a leading research institution, conducting groundbreaking medical and health policy research.

Emergency Services

The medical center's emergency services are comprehensive, featuring a Level I Trauma Center, a heliport, and geriatric emergency care accreditation.

Since 2000, it has performed more adult heart transplants than any other New England center.

Locations

In addition to its main campus, Tufts Medical Center operates several satellite locations across the Greater Boston area, ensuring accessible healthcare for the community.

• Downtown Boston, MA, USA (Main Campus)
• Quincy
• Chelmsford
• Framingham

Recognition and Awards

Tufts Medical Center is committed to providing high-quality care to every patient, as evidenced by the recognition of 160 of its physicians across 47 clinical specialties in Boston Magazine's "Top Doctors" issue.

The hospital has also received recognition from the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program, acknowledging its outstanding nursing care.

Additional Locations

• Boston, MA, USA - additional locations providing various inpatient and outpatient services in downtown Boston near the Theater District and Chinatown.