McLean Hospital
About
McLean Hospital in Belmont is a psychiatric and mental health hospital and a member of Mass General Brigham. It treats patients from across New England and around the world, and its clinicians handle the most complex cases, with collaborative teams specializing in people who have multiple diagnoses such as depression, anxiety and eating disorders. U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks McLean among the country’s best hospitals for psychiatry, placing it second in its 2026-27 list.
Beyond patient care, McLean is a center for scientific research, clinical trials, professional training and public education in mental health. Care is offered at locations across eastern Massachusetts, and patients can use Patient Gateway to communicate with their care team, review medications and pay bills. The hospital is named for John McLean, and its history of philanthropy includes an 1832 bequest from Mary Belknap, its first major female donor.
What to Know
- McLean offers services for international patients.
- Classes and support groups are available, along with a Patient and Family Advisory Council.
- The Mary Belknap Society recognizes donors who give unrestricted annual leadership gifts.
- People can search for McLean clinical trials through the Rally platform.
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