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Daniela Iacobelli was the 2024 Hartford HealthCare Women’s Championship winner at the Great River Golf Club. This tournament was part of the Epson Tour, which showcases women’s sports and helps to serve as an example to young players. Proceeds benefit the First Tee of Connecticut.

Substance use disorders can make life feel helpless and hopeless. That’s where the Ridge Recovery Center comes in.

Bristol resident Ann Marie was terrified when she received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s.

Hartford HealthCare and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center are ushering in a new era of hope in cancer care with an expanded partnership and coming soon, a new Cancer Care Center in Fairfield County.

When it comes to ensuring the health and safety of students, Hartford HealthCare takes action. That’s why they partnered with Compass One Healthcare to bring healthy and nutritious snacks to the athletes of Harding High School.

An ICU patient with a nearly fatal brain injury was so inspired by the PA who treated him at Hartford HealthCare’s St. Vincent Medical Center that he decided to become a PA himself. David Cooper now hopes to bring care to those the way he was cared for by Hartford HealthCare.

About 100,000 emergencies pass through Hartford Hospital’s Emergency Department every year. And each one gets the highest level of care thanks to Hartford HealthCare’s incredible team.

This Nurses Week, we say thank you. Thank you for bringing the art and science of nursing to life. There truly is music in nursing.

Pam Vecchiarino, a rising star and respected nurse leader at Hartford Hospital, passed away when her daughter, Gemma, was only 8 years old. Gemma, now 22, is carrying on her mother’s legacy.

The following content is created in partnership with Hartford Healthcare. It does not reflect the work or opinions of NBC Connecticut’s editorial staff. Click here to learn more about Hartford Healthcare. On her day off from working as a nurse at Hartford Hospital’s Emergency Department, Ashley Zimmerman sprang into action while coaching a lo...

“I still have dreams. I still have aspirations and goals, and I’m still standing.”

The World Spine Outreach called, and Hartford HealthCare answered. Dr. Glenn Russo and his team from Hartford HealthCare Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute have been making yearly visits to Santo Domingo, bringing world-class care to children with severe scoliosis.

After a nearly fatal brain injury, 26-year-old Fermin Callejos Santos is miraculously heading home – thanks to the work of Hartford HealthCare’s Ayer Neuroscience Institute.