Tufts Medical Center Orthopedics

Advanced orthopedic care for the Greater Boston area

Located in downtown Boston, near Chinatown and the Theater District, Tufts Medical Center Orthopedics offers world-class care for joint, bone and muscle conditions. Our specialists are leaders in their fields, providing advanced treatments for sports injuries, arthritis, fractures and spine issues.

Individuals benefit from state-of-the-art surgical and rehabilitation facilities, all within one convenient downtown campus. The medical center is easily accessible by MBTA’s Orange Line and features on-site parking, making it simple to reach from neighborhoods across Greater Boston.
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How do I get to Tufts Medical Center Orthopedics?

The office is located at 260 Tremont Street (the Biewend Building) on the 7th floor in downtown within Tufts Medical Center. You can reach us via the Orange Line (Tufts Medical Center stop).
Where can I park?

Parking is available in thethe Tufts Medical Center/Tremont Street Garage at 274 Tremont Street.
Is this location accessible?

Yes. The facility has accessible entrances, restrooms and elevators.
What types of orthopedic conditions are treated here?

We provide care for a full range of orthopedic conditions, including joint, bone and muscle issues. Our services include advanced procedures, surgeries and treatment for fractures, arthritis, sports injuries and more.
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