Brigham and Women’s Hospital is a Boston-based academic hospital and Level I Trauma Center. Its burn-related services include trauma, burn and surgical critical care, emergency evaluation, wound care, and plastic and reconstructive surgery. Current BWH information directs users seeking the dedicated Mass General Brigham burn-care program to Massachusetts General Hospital’s Sumner M. Redstone Burn Center, while BWH continues to provide burn-related trauma and reconstructive services.
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Brigham and Women’s Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Clinic — burn and wound care
ActiveBWH plastic and reconstructive surgery services that include wound and burn care delivered by board-certified surgeons. This is a relevant post-acute and reconstructive service for burn survivors, although it is not presented as a separate burn-center program.
Brigham and Women’s Trauma, Burn and Surgical Critical Care Clinic
ActiveA multidisciplinary BWH service providing 24/7 trauma, burn, and surgical critical-care services for critically ill and injured patients as part of an accredited Level I Trauma Center.
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How to access services
For emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For hospital-to-hospital transfer, Mass General Brigham lists the Patient Transfer and Access Center at 1-855-468-6642. For the BWH Trauma, Burn and Surgical Critical Care Clinic, call 617-525-7432. For burn follow-up appointments, an official BWH burn-center page lists 617-525-9474, but that page is older/legacy content and should be confirmed before publication. For dedicated Mass General Brigham burn-center services, contact the Sumner M. Redstone Burn Center at Massachusetts General Hospital at 617-726-3712.