Hartford Hospital

Connecticut hospitals, stung by the widespread cancellation of elective procedures, a steep drop in emergency room visits and the need for additional staffing and protective gear to navigate the COVID-19 crisis, stand to lose $1.5 billion this fiscal year.

If you’re going to suffer a severe injury in Connecticut, it might be cheaper to do it near Hartford rather than Stamford.

Connecticut’s nearly 30 hospitals are collectively missing out on as much as $400 million in revenue per month, as the COVID-19 coronavirus drives up expenses and forces elective surgeries and other procedures to be postponed in order to preserve clinical resources and space, according to the Connecticut Hospital Association.

A three-building medical office complex in Newington anchored by the Hartford Hospital Eye Surgery Center has been acquired by a Florida-based national healthcare real estate investor for $8.8 million.

Ahead of a $750-million debt issuance that will be priced next week, Hartford HealthCare has received a boost from one of its three credit ratings agencies.

Hartford HealthCare is planning a $750-million bond issuance -- intended mainly to refinance older debt at lower interest rates but to also invest in its operations -- that would be the largest ever debt package of its kind in the state.

Meet Hartford Business Journal’s 2019 Health Care Heroes.

Hartford Hospital will break ground Thursday on a $70-million expansion of its sprawling South Green neighborhood campus.

The finances of Connecticut’s hospitals remained mostly unchanged in 2018, with slightly more hospitals turning a profit but seeing a drop in the average margin.

Hartford Hospital has unveiled a newly renovated home, and a new name, for its longtime community health clinic.