Jeremy D. Richmon, MD, FACS Head and Neck Surgery

Appointments and second opinions

Dr. Richmon sees patients at the Mass Eye and Ear Head and Neck Cancer Program on Charles Street in Boston, next to Massachusetts General Hospital, and through Atrius Health in Boston and Burlington.

Dr. Jeremy Richmon at Mass Eye and Ear

Call the program office

617-573-3669

Mass Eye and Ear Head and Neck Cancer Program

243 Charles Street
Boston, MA 02114
Request an appointment through Mass General Brigham

Atrius Health

617-657-6410

Boston and Burlington offices

Boston

133 Brookline Avenue
Boston, MA 02215-3904

Burlington

20 Wall Street
Burlington, MA 01803-4758
Boston skyline across the Charles River

Before a first visit

Having these ready lets the team review your case before you arrive, and often means a decision can be made at the first visit.

  • The pathology report from any biopsy, and the name of the lab, in case the slides need to be requested
  • Imaging (CT, PET, MRI, ultrasound) on a disc or available through your hospital's portal, along with the radiology reports
  • Notes from the doctors you have already seen
  • A list of current medications and allergies
  • Your insurance card and a photo ID

Second opinions

Second opinions are welcome and common. There is usually time for one: treatment decisions for early head and neck cancer are rarely so urgent that a week or two of review changes the outcome. Many patients come with a recommended plan from another center and want to know whether surgery, radiation, or a reduced-intensity approach fits their case.

For referring physicians

Call the program office at 617-573-3669 or refer through Mass General Brigham. Urgent new-cancer referrals are seen quickly; please note the diagnosis when you call so the visit can be scheduled with the right team.

Insurance

Mass Eye and Ear accepts most major insurance plans. The current list is on the Mass General Brigham profile under Accepted Insurance.

Please do not send medical records or health information by email. Use the Mass General Brigham patient portal, or ask the office how to send records securely.