The East Campus of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston’s Longwood Medical Area, is the historic former Beth Israel Hospital site at 330 Brookline Avenue. It serves as the hub for outpatient care, clinical services, and administrative offices, with multiple interconnected buildings linked by the “Blue Corridor.” The campus is also home to the Harvard–Thorndike Clinical Research Laboratory, the oldest clinical research lab in the U.S., and provides access to over 1,100 physicians across 110 specialties—making it a key center for patient care, research, and education within the BIDMC system.
The West Campus of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, located at 1 Deaconess Road in Boston’s Longwood Medical Area, is the hospital’s main hub for inpatient care, emergency services, and critical clinical departments. Anchored by the Rosenberg, Farr, and Klarman buildings, the campus recently expanded with a 10-story inpatient tower featuring 128 medical-surgical beds, 30 ICU beds, advanced perioperative facilities, a radiology suite, and a rooftop helipad. Designed with sustainability in mind, the campus integrates green architecture and roof gardens, reinforcing BIDMC’s commitment to state-of-the-art care and healing environments.
East Campus
- 364 Brookline Avenue – Shapiro Building
- 330 Brookline Avenue, Main Driveway – Feldberg Building
West Campus
- 1 Deaconess Road – Farr Building
- 111 Francis Street – Klarman Building
- 110 Francis Street – Lowry Building
- 1 Deaconess Road – Rosenberg Building
