McLean Hospital

• by EVOMT
• 2020-03-19

Mclean Hospital was founded in 1811 in Belmont, Massachusetts, and was originally a psychiatric department at Massachusetts General Hospital. Adult specialty ranks first in the United States. The hospital is a 177 bed psychiatric institution. For a long time, hospitals have been in a world position in the treatment of mental diseases and the training of mental health care personnel.

According to the hospital rankings for 2015-2016, the hospital ranks fourth in the United States in neurology and difficult disease specialties, fifth in Massachusetts, and fourth in the Boston area (US. News& World Report)

As a teaching and internship hospital at Harvard Medical School and a member of the Partners Alliance, McLean has a large-scale research project in neuroscience and mental disorders in the United States. A large number of clinical trial projects can provide patients with the opportunity to use these drugs that are still in the experimental research stage before the official launch of new drugs. The hospital provides comprehensive treatment and nursing measures for patients with mental disorders at all ages

The hospital has also conducted extensive clinical research on mental disorders, including alcohol and drug abuse, Alzheimer's disease and other mental disorders in the elderly, bipolar disorder, mental disorders in children and adolescents, depression, anxiety, developmental disorders, dissociation disorders, psychological disorders, eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia

Hospitals have multiple service locations throughout the United States, with Belmont being the main hospital area. It provides a range of services for patients with acute and chronic long-term diseases, including long-term hospitalization, outpatient and residential services, and also has three specialized treatment institutions. Recent annual reports show that there are 232 doctors and the number of hospitalized cases has reached 6074