Hospital of Central Connecticut

The Aetna Foundation presented a $25,000 grant to Community Mental Health Affiliates, which will support Leaves of Progress, a new program that aims to improve the health and wellness of […]

KBE Building Corp. has awarded seven health organizations with $1,500 grants through its corporate philanthropic program, 50...

One of the most rewarding moments of a doctor's career is witnessing firsthand advances in medicine that...

Hartford Healthcare announced Wednesday afternoon it would lay off 418 staff members to deal with Medicaid cuts in the new state budget.

Andrew McCarthy, vice president of engineering and network operations for Comcast's Western New England Region, was recently...

Two cancer programs within the Hartford Healthcare Cancer Institute have been recognized with 2014 Outstanding Achievement Awards...

Hartford Healthcare and insurer United Healthcare said they have come to terms on a multi-year contract, just in time to keep two of the system's hospitals from falling out of the insurer's network.

Walking into the atrium of the new Hartford Healthcare Cancer Institute at The Hospital of Central Connecticut feels similar to entering the lobby of a resort hotel.

Two of Greater Hartford's largest physician groups say they aren't interested in becoming part of a large hospital network, so they're planning to join forces to protect their independent business models.

Breast cancer researcher, physician and patient advocate Dr. Jean Weigert is a radiologist who spends her days on the front lines of patient care as director of breast imaging at The Hospital of Central Connecticut. That hasn't stopped Weigert from finding the time and energy to spend countless hours researching new ways to improve outcomes for breast cancer patients.