Psychiatry Doctors at Mass General Hospital
Psychiatry • Boston, MA
About
Summary: - The Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation is a Mass General Hospital (MGH) psychiatry initiative in Boston focused on advancing bipolar disorder treatments, delivering high-quality clinical care, and educating patients, families, and the community. - It is part of Mass General’s psychiatry services and collaborates within the hospital’s broader treatment and research programs. - The page highlights the center’s mission, location (Boston, MA), and contact channels, with a small team (4 employees) and limited public-facing executive and department details. Relevance to your query: - If you’re specifically seeking “Psychiatry Doctors at Mass General Hospital Boston,” this page points to MGH’s psychiatry center related to bipolar treatment but does not list individual psychiatrists. For doctor-level details, you may want to visit MGH Psychiatry’s main site or search for Mass General Hospital psychiatry faculty and clinicians.
Clinic Type
Psychiatry
Address
50 Staniford St, 580, Boston, Massachusetts 02114, US
Phone
617-726-2000
giving@mgb.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Mass General Brigham Provider Profile (Dr. Desrosiers): 4.6/5 (47 ratings, 20 reviews)
- Mass General Brigham Provider Profile (Dr. Kim): 4.9/5 (61 ratings, 20 reviews)
- Mass General Brigham Provider Profile (Dr. Kwon): 4.7/5 (53 ratings, 16 reviews)
- Birdeye (Psychiatric Consultation): 2.8/5 (17 reviews)
Patients praise
- Compassionate, warm, and professional bedside manner
- Effective medication management and deep knowledge base
- Excellent active listening and empathy
- Feeling heard, validated, and included in care planning
- Helpfulness in navigating complex health issues
Common complaints
- Inaccurate or inadequate diagnosis and treatment
- Poor communication and feeling pushed around by shifting providers
- Staff dismissiveness, lack of empathy, and traumatic experiences in inpatient settings
- Reports of restrictive protocols (e.g., water intake) and perceived staff mistreatment
- Historical allegations of civil rights violations and discrimination in care
"Dr. Kim is so knowledgeable but equally easy to talk to openly and honestly... He's logical, he's smart, he knows his stuff and shares it in a way that's understandable and respectful."
— Mass General Brigham Patient Review"Laughed at and blamed for emotional abuse I recieved, never went back again after that."
— Birdeye Patient Review"Dr. Kwon has been my psychiatrist for many years and I'm very pleased with her... She just has that presence. Yeah."
— Mass General Brigham Patient ReviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Katherine Koh, MD MSc: Delivering Healthcare to Hard-to-Reach Populations via Telehealth (Harvard Gazette) - MGB Psychiatry News — Sep 12, 2025
- From DR Roots to Harvard: Dr. Bido Medina’s Rise in Psychiatry LatinTRENDS Education - — Aug 1, 2025
- Dr. Judith A. Restrepo, MD - Psychiatrist in East Boston, MA — May 14, 2026
- Louisa Sylvia, PhD Receives Grant from the Harvard Brain Initiative Bipolar Disorder Seed Grant Program - MGB Psychiatry News — Sep 11, 2025
- Ellen House, MD - UGA School of Medicine — Feb 19, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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