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Hartford HealthCare hosted a special conversation with former U.S. Representative Charles B. Rangel and Connecticut’s own Congressman John Larson.

For Stephanie, pregnancy was nothing short of a miracle, HHC saved her life.

For ten years, Ron Waters struggled with crippling back pain. His life came to a halt. Then, he met Dr. Patrick Tomak from Hartford HealthCare’s MidState Medical Center who would change everything.

New hope for Breast Cancer patients with an innovative procedure called Lymphovenous Bypass or LV Bypass.
Just a handful of facilities in the country offer this – including the Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute! Patients like Kerry-Ann Brainsford are thankful.

This season and always, we give thanks to those who put our patients, their families and our communities first each and every day. We are grateful. Wherever you stand, we stand with you. We stand together. Happy holidays.

What is excellence? Excellence is knowing you can see the best team at the safest hospitals and health care system not just in the state, but in the entire U.S. That’s according to the Leapfrog Group.

For the second time, all seven Hartford HealthCare hospitals received “A” grades for safety from The Leapfrog Group, the nation’s leading independent hospital watchdog.

More than 4,000 dedicated volunteers came together for the 2nd annual statewide Medical Mission, providing expert care to our most vulnerable communities. It’s a day that truly defines Hartford HealthCare.

The Hartford HealthCare Ayer Neuroscience Institute is the first in the state to perform High Intensity Focused Ultrasound, HIFU, for patients living with Essential Tremor.

While pregnant with her son, Kirsten Dorsey was told she had an aortic aneurysm.

Excellence is knowing you can see the best team at the safest hospitals and health care system not just in the state, but in the entire U.S. That’s according to the Leapfrog Group. That is the heart and soul of Hartford HealthCare, focused on providing the highest quality care wherever and whenever patients need us.

Val-Gene Gripes has been living with congestive heart failure for 10 years.

A Willington man survived a massive heart attack 12 years ago.