The Behavioral Medicine Program at Massachusetts General Hospital provides specialized care at the intersection of psychology and health for patients impacted by both medical and psychiatric conditions through clinical work, professional training, and research.
Since the program’s founding by Steven A. Safren, PhD in 2004, the treatment programs and research conducted by the Behavioral Medicine Program have emphasized the use of validated, state-of-the art treatment interventions based on the latest research to help patients reach their best levels of mental and physical health.
The BMED Program specializes in providing cognitive behavioral therapy-based interventions that are typically short-term, skills-based and tailored to the patient’s individual needs.
Referrals to the BMED Program are typically received for the following types of patients:
If you have questions about services or the referral process for the BMED program, please contact Andres Bedoya, PhD.
The Department of Psychiatry accepts most health insurance common to eastern Massachusetts. Please contact your health insurance provider with any questions related to coverage. For more info, visit Frequently Asked Questions.
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