Boston Center for Refugee Health & Human Rights at Boston Medical Center

Boston Center for Refugee Health & Human Rights at Boston Medical Center is a medical center in Boston, MA. It provides mental health services designed for refugees, survivors of torture, asylees, asylum seekers, and immigrants, offering therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma, along with women's reproductive healthcare and OBGYN services covering pregnancy, fertility, and menstrual conditions. Care is coordinated for asylum seekers, refugees, survivors of torture, and their families. The center holds a rating of 4.20 from 5 reviews.

The center is a program of the Immigrant and Refugee Health Center, a cross-departmental program that gives patients one central place to get connected with services. Its work is built around treating the whole person, and it reaches out to refugee communities and torture survivors to offer a place of safety and trust. Beyond direct care, it trains professionals to serve this population and conducts research to support and promote health and human rights locally and globally, with the aim of improving the quality of life of survivors of torture and their communities. Hours of operation are Monday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The center is located at 850 Harrison Ave, 7th Floor, on Harrison Avenue, a short distance from Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street. It is about 0.1 miles from Boston Medical Center and the Garden of Knowledge.

The center is known for the positive rating it holds from the customers who have reviewed it.

Services:

• Community-Oriented Programs
• Health Equity Leadership
• Innovative and Equitable Care
• Leadership in Health Equity, Research, and Teaching
• Over 70 Specialties and Subspecialties
• Over 70 Specialties and Subspecialties Treatment
• Patient Experience Enhancement
• Research and Teaching