Connecticut Children's Medical Center

State hospital regulators have told Hartford Hospital it does not need approval to extend its maternity service...

James E. Shmerling, president and CEO of Connecticut Children’s Medical Center (CCMC) in Hartford, plans to retire...

Hartford Hospital has filed an application with the state to determine whether it needs approval to extend...

Connecticut Children’s Injury Prevention Center (IPC) has announced it intends to award $2 million to fund projects...

Connecticut Children’s Medical Center said Monday it has received a $1 million grant from The Tow Foundation. The...

On the same day that Connecticut Children’s Medical Center held a topping-off ceremony for its new eight-story...

Hartford planning officials this week will discuss plans to authorize a pedestrian bridge over Washington Street that...

Despite ranking as one of the healthiest states in the country, Connecticut’s predominantly Black and Hispanic-Latino communities continue to experience major health disparities, as revealed by recent data from the Connecticut Health Foundation. This disconnect became even more apparent when the state’s Black and Hispanic-Latino residents were found to be three more times likely to test positive for the coronavirus than white residents.

Two of Connecticut's few remaining independent hospitals hope to remain self-sufficient, despite pandemic.

When Connecticut Children’s Medical Center is wooing high-profile hires, candidates often ask about how the job will help them pursue cutting-edge medical research and innovations.