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Summary: - Mass General Brigham (MGB) is a nonprofit, integrated health system based in Somerville, MA, formed in 1994 (formerly Partners HealthCare) and affiliated with Harvard Medical School. - Key components include Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and a network of community and specialty hospitals, home care, urgent care, and the Mass General Brigham Health Plan. Major subsidiaries include McLean Hospital, Spaulding Rehabilitation, Mass Eye and Ear, Newton-Wellesley, and more. - As of 2024–2025, MGB employs about 82,000 people, generates roughly $20B in operating revenue, and has a large regional footprint across Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, with operations and affiliations extending beyond the U.S. in some contexts. - The system faced regulatory and restructuring actions in recent years (e.g., performance improvement plans, cost-control measures, and nonclinical layoffs). There have been notable changes in cancer-care alignments and system-wide labor agreements. - Revere Community Health Center is not specifically described in the provided highlights. If you’re seeking details on a Revere location or services within the Mass General Brigham network, I can look up current information for the Revere site or confirm its affiliation with MGB.