50 Staniford Street, the 5th floor, in Boston, Massachusetts.

Though we are a part of the Massachusetts General Hospital, our clinic is actually a few blocks from the main hospital campus.

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Driving Directions

From West of Boston

Take Mass Pike to Cambridge-Allston Exit.
Bear right after the toll booth.
Make a right at first set of lights onto Storrow Drive.
After approximately 5 miles, take Government Center exit.
Follow signs to Downtown and Government Center (Cambridge Street).
At first set of lights, take left onto North Grove Street.
MGH parking garages will be on your left and right.
From North of Boston
Take Route 93 or 1 exiting onto Storrow Drive and immediately get in the left lane.
Take the Government Center exit off Storrow Drive.
Follow signs to Downtown and Government Center (Cambridge Street).
At first set of lights, take left onto North Grove Street.
MGH parking garages will be on your left and right.
From South of Boston.
Take Route 93 exiting onto Storrow Drive.
Take the Government Center exit off Storrow Drive.
Follow signs to Downtown and Government Center (Cambridge Street).
At first set of lights, take left onto North Grove Street.
MGH parking garages will be on your left and right.

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The Massachusetts General Hospital
Bipolar Clinic and Research Program
50 Staniford Street, 5th Floor; Boston, MA 02114
P: (617) 726-5855 | F: (617) 726-6768

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