Charlestown Community Health Center
- Mass General Brigham (MGB) is a nonprofit, integrated health system based in Greater Boston, formed in 1994 (formerly Partners HealthCare) and rebranded to Mass General Brigham in 2020. - Key components include Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, along with affiliated hospitals, home care, urgent care, and a licensed health plan. It is a major teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School. - As of fiscal 2024, MGB employed about 82,000 people and reported roughly $20.6 billion in operating revenue, with a recent return to positive operating margins after pandemic-era losses. - MGB operates across multiple locations in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, with principal campuses in Boston and Somerville, MA. Major headquarters is at 399 Revolution Drive, Somerville, MA. - The system has faced regulatory scrutiny over costs and expansion, and has undergone organizational restructuring and labor agreements in recent years. - For Charlestown specifically, there is an association with Mass General Brigham, but the Charlestown Community Health Center is not listed as a standalone facility in the provided excerpt. The network’s connected hospitals and primary care facilities typically include MGH, Brigham and Women’s, and various community health sites within the MGB system.
