This is a list of hospitals in Connecticut, sorted by hospital name.[1] The American Hospital Directory listed 51 hospitals in Connecticut in 2020.[2]
Hospitals
| Hospital | City/Town | County |
|---|---|---|
| Backus Hospital (Hartford HealthCare) | Norwich | New London |
| Bridgeport Hospital (Yale New Haven Health System) | Bridgeport | Fairfield |
| Bristol Hospital | Bristol | Hartford |
| Charlotte Hungerford Hospital (Hartford HealthCare) | Torrington | Litchfield |
| Connecticut Children's Medical Center | Hartford | Hartford |
| Connecticut Hospice | Branford | New Haven |
| Connecticut Valley Hospital (psychiatric) | Middletown | Middlesex |
| Danbury Hospital (owned by Nuvance Health) | Danbury | Fairfield |
| Day Kimball Hospital | Putnam | Windham |
| Gaylord Hospital | Wallingford | New Haven |
| Greenwich Hospital (Yale New Haven Health System) | Greenwich | Fairfield |
| Griffin Hospital | Derby | New Haven |
| Hartford Hospital (Hartford HealthCare) | Hartford | Hartford |
| Hospital for Special Care | New Britain | Hartford |
| The Institute of Living (psychiatric, part of Hartford Hospital) | Hartford | Hartford |
| Johnson Memorial Hospital | Stafford Springs | Tolland |
| Lawrence+Memorial Hospital (Yale New Haven Health System) | New London | New London |
| Manchester Memorial Hospital (Prospect Medical Holdings) | Manchester | Hartford |
| Middlesex Hospital | Middletown | Middlesex |
| MidState Medical Center (Hartford HealthCare) | Meriden | New Haven |
| Milford Hospital (Part of Bridgeport Hospital and Yale New Haven Health System) | Milford | New Haven |
| Mt. Sinai Hospital (owned by St. Francis Hospital) | Hartford | Hartford |
| Natchaug Hospital (psychiatric, Hartford HealthCare) | Mansfield | Tolland |
| New Milford Hospital (Nuvance) | New Milford | Litchfield |
| Norwalk Hospital (Nuvance) | Norwalk | Fairfield |
| Rockville General Hospital (Prospect Medical Holdings) | Vernon | Tolland |
| Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center (Trinity Health) | Hartford | Hartford |
| Saint Mary's Hospital (Trinity Health) | Waterbury | New Haven |
| Sharon Hospital (Nuvance) | Sharon | Litchfield |
| Silver Hill Hospital (psychiatric) | New Canaan | Fairfield |
| St. Vincent's Medical Center (Hartford HealthCare) | Bridgeport | Fairfield |
| Stamford Hospital | Stamford | Fairfield |
| The Hospital of Central Connecticut – New Britain General Campus (Hartford HealthCare) | New Britain | Hartford |
| The Hospital of Central Connecticut – Bradley Memorial Campus (Hartford HealthCare) | Southington | Hartford |
| University of Connecticut Health Center/John Dempsey Hospital | Farmington | Hartford |
| Newington Campus (US Veterans Administration) | Newington | Hartford |
| West Haven Campus (US Veterans Administration) | West Haven | New Haven |
| Waterbury Hospital (Prospect Medical Holdings) | Waterbury | New Haven |
| Windham Hospital (Hartford HealthCare) | Willimantic | Windham |
| Yale New Haven Hospital (Yale New Haven Health System) | New Haven | New Haven |
| Yale New Haven Children's Hospital (a division of Yale New Haven Hospital) (Yale New Haven Health System) | New Haven | New Haven |
| Yale New Haven Psychiatric Hospital (a division of Yale New Haven Hospital) (Yale New Haven Health System) | New Haven | New Haven |
Defunct
- Cedarcrest Hospital (psychiatric) – Newington
- Elmcrest Hospital (psychiatric) – Portland (Saint Francis Hospital and later Hartford Hospital operated psychiatric facilities at the campus following Elmcrest's closure; the site was vacant as of 2014.)
- Hospital of Saint Raphael – New Haven (incorporated into Yale New Haven Hospital as the Saint Raphael Campus)
- Knight Hospital (psychiatric) – Mansfield (closed in 1993, now part of the Depot Campus of the University of Connecticut
- Newington Children's Hospital – Newington (relocated to Hartford as Connecticut Children's Medical Center)
- Norwich State Hospital (psychiatric) – Preston
- Park City Hospital (Bridgeport) – Bridgeport
- Seaside Regional Center (psychiatric) – Waterford
- St. Joseph's Medical Center (Stamford) – Stamford (after the hospital building was torn down, the Tully Medical Center of Stamford Hospital was built on the same site)
- Uncas on Thames Hospital – Norwich (state-owned tuberculous and specialty hospital)[3]
- Winsted Memorial Hospital – Winsted – Emergency department service provided at the site by Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
References
- ↑ "Membership Listing". Connecticut Hospital Association.
- ↑ "Connecticut Hospitals". American Hospital Directory. Retrieved April 30, 2020.
- ↑ "Uncas-on-thames Hospital Closing, A Victim Of Medicine's Changing Face". The Hartford Courant. 3 January 1995. Retrieved 16 September 2018.
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