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REFERRALS Find a Specialist Be Listed |
Referral Database: Finding a Bipolar Specialist The aims of the referral system are simple: to provide an easily accessible, free referral source linking bipolar patients and their families with qualified local providers. The referral database contains a list of clinicians who have experience treating bipolar patients, and are interested in providing evaluation, consultation, or on-going care to patients with bipolar illness. We will be maintaining the referral database consisting of the names, contact information, and experience of care providers who can provide services to bipolar patients. It has search functions for zip code (U.S. only), state, country and physician's name. Click here to link to the referral database. If you are a clinician who is interesting in registering with the database, you can either submit your information online by clicking here OR send for a form to the following address: Referral Database MGH Bipolar Clinic and Research Program 50 Staniford St, Suite 580 Boston, MA 02114 |
The
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bipolar Clinic and Research Program
50 Staniford Street, 5th Floor; Boston, MA 02114
P: (617) 726-6188 | F: (617) 726-6768
Treatment by clinic staff or MGH-affiliated clinics and studies can
NOT be arranged through this site or contact e-mail.
Bipolar Clinic and Research Program
50 Staniford Street, 5th Floor; Boston, MA 02114
P: (617) 726-6188 | F: (617) 726-6768
Treatment by clinic staff or MGH-affiliated clinics and studies can
NOT be arranged through this site or contact e-mail.
This
web site, its contents, and contact information are designed for
informational purposes only,
and must not be substituted for professional care.
Consult a physician or primary care doctor if you
believe that you are experiencing symptoms of any illness.
If you are experiencing an medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
and must not be substituted for professional care.
Consult a physician or primary care doctor if you
believe that you are experiencing symptoms of any illness.
If you are experiencing an medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
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The MGH Bipolar Clinic and Research Program