About BID-Milton

BID Milton has been named a 2021 Leapfrog Top Hospital for outstanding achievements in patient quality and safety by The Leapfrog Group.

BID-Milton will award $75,000 in grant funding to support five community-based organizations in Milton, Randolph and Quincy over the next three years.

We offer urgent care at Beth Israel Lahey Health Care Center Quincy and emergency care at BID Milton. Learn about your options for different symptoms.

BID Milton has earned an “A” grade for patient safety in the Spring 2021 Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group. Read the full press release.

The testing site, located at 32 South Main Street in Randolph, will be open for town residents on weekdays by appointment only, starting Monday, May 18.

Opening in 2020, new center will provide urgent, primary and specialty care, as well as imaging and laboratory services

BID-Milton recently provided a $15,000, three-year grant to the school department to start a comprehensive vaping education and prevention program in the City’s two high schools.

BID-Milton was recently awarded an eighth consecutive “A” grade in the Leapfrog Group’s Spring 2019 Hospital Safety Score report. Only 5% of hospitals nationally have earned an “A” grade for eight consecutive Safety Score reports according to Leapfrog

Donation will support programs that address the mental health and substance misuse needs of the town

Primary Care Physician Jared Andre, MD, is now accepting new patients

BID-Milton was one of only three hospitals in the nation to receive the Pinnacle of Excellence Award for Physician Engagement

Grants will be used to address diabetes, senior fall prevention, fitness and school bullying.

Milton Public Schools awarded two grants totaling $4,000 to help support programs that address students’ behavioral health needs.

Dr. Adra will serve as medical director for BID-Milton’s Weight Loss Surgery Program as well as head of the more than one dozen BIDMC/Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians currently performing surgery at BID-Milton.

Applications due May 4th. Local service agencies, non-profit organizations, Boards of Health, coalitions and community groups encouraged to apply.

Donation to help support behavioral health referral service

BID-Milton is the first hospital in the Beth Israel Deaconess system to have the 4^th generation, minimally invasive surgical system.

This is the first time in the hospital’s history that a gynecologic oncology procedure was conducted using a surgical robot

 BID-Milton officials believe this is the most physicians on the hospital’s medical staff ever selected.

According to Leapfrog, an “A” grade is one of the most significant honors a hospital can achieve and one of the most important indicators of patient safety.

BID-Milton is Spine Center’s sixth location

Fostering Emotional Wellness During College-Age Years on Wednesday, April 26^th
from 6-8:30pm in the Milton High School Auditorium.

Edward “Ned” Corcoran, a Milton resident and civic leader, has been named the recipient of the Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton’s Charles C. Winchester Distinguished Community Service Award for 2017.

Dr. Lefevre’s clinical interests include incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, genitourinary fistulas, and minimally invasive surgery

Dr. Yazdi’s clinical interests include headaches and migraines,
spine-related pain and neuromodulation.

Dr. Krishnamurthy is a board-certified neurologist with a special interest in treating epilepsy in pregnant women

Dr. Fat specializes in treating diabetes, including gestational diabetes, thyroid disorders and osteoporosis

BID-Milton recently awarded five area organizations, community health grants totaling $4,500 to help support programs that address the community’s health priorities.

Hospital records highest score ever in national hospital safety study

BID-Milton’s performance in top 25% of hospitals measured nationally on quality and patient satisfaction measures.

Fewer than half of U.S. hospitals’ ICUs staffed by critical care specialists

For the second year in a row, Milton Primary Care was awarded the number one Top Overall Performer in the Re-admission Prevention Award Program

Dr. Farid joins the practice of Dr. Alice Shin in BID-Milton's Lintz Medical Office Building.

Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital –Milton recently awarded seven area organizations community health grants totaling $9,500 to help support programs that...

H. Esterbrook Longmaid, MD, chief of radiology at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton (BID-Milton), was recently awarded the 2015 Lira Family...

The award recognizes a business that has consistently enhanced the local business community, supports the vision and mission of the Chamber and supports the greater Randolph community.

BID-Milton has expanded its nationally accredited Weight Loss Surgery Program and is now offering gastric sleeve procedures as a minimally invasive surgical option for obese patients who also have obesity-related health conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure or sleep apnea.

New center features several Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center surgeons

The honor roll recognizes thos hospitals whose performance in clinical and patient experiences and safety are among the top 25% nationally.

The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of health care organizations in America, has acknowledged BID-Milton for exemplary performance in using evidence-based clinical processes that are shown to improve care for certain conditions.

Standard & Poor’s has raised the bond rating of Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton to BB+ from BB-.

OB/GYN, Alice M.Shin, MD, Joins BID-Milton's Medical Staff

In honor of National Nurses Week (May 6-May 10), BID-Milton held its annual Nursing Excellence Awards Luncheon on May 9.

Quincy resident, Oksana Posnik, MD, has been appointed to Chief of Pathology.

The practice, Beth Israel Deaconess HealthCare-Braintree, is located at 501 John Mahar Highway, Braintree, and is home to two primary care physicians, Mohamed Elgeziry, MD and Veronica Vedensky, MD.

Do you suffer from symptoms such as abdominal pain, cramps, bloating, altered bowel habits, constipation or loose bowels? Have these symptoms been present for at least three months? You may have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Learn about new treatments, probiotics and antibiotics, new medications and the latest research concerning this common ailment.

Did you know that walking can reduce your risk of cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes and many other life threatening illnesses? Walking has also been proven to improve mood, relieve stress, burn body fat, increase metabolism and improve self-esteem.

Net proceeds from this year’s event will be used to advance patient care, purchase new technology and provide for the future of healthcare services.