11/18/19

Moms mark World Prematurity Day with gifts of hope

Greenwich, CT (Nov. 18, 2019) – Three Connecticut mothers who recall the challenges of having premature babies marked World Prematurity Day by bringing “gifts of hope” to parents who currently have a newborn in Greenwich Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
11/08/19

West Putnam Medical Center officially opens with ribbon-cutting ceremony

Greenwich, CT (Nov. 8, 2019) – Yale New Haven Health hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday to officially open the newly renovated West Putnam Medical Center at 500 West Putnam Ave. in Greenwich, which offers patients easy access to cardiac, primary care, pediatric, endoscopy, laboratory, diagnostic imaging and rehabilitation services under one roof.
11/06/19

Bridgeport Hospital’s Kristin Edwards, MD, named an emerging leader in hospice and palliative medicine

BRIDGEPORT, CT (Nov. 6, 2019) – Kristin Edwards, MD, of New Canaan, medical director of Palliative Care and Physician Wellness at Bridgeport Hospital, has been named an Emerging Leader in Hospice and Palliative Medicine by the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM).

Auxiliary Atrium

Winter/Spring 2015

I am excited to write to you as the President of the newly integrated Yale New Haven Hospital Auxiliary. At our first Board meeting in October, I was delighted to see that the integration was seamless and I look forward to working with such a committed and engaged Board.

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Advancing Care

May 2015

Yale New Haven Hospital's Complementary Service Department will host a Labyrinth Walk, Thursday, May 7, 11 am - 1:30 pm in the Seminar Room at 55 Park Street. Free and open to the public, the labyrinth walk is a meditative exercise that allows for contemplation and reflection and provides a place to retreat, regroup and renew. Walking a labyrinth takes only 5 -10 minutes and supports each individual's personal journey.

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The Bulletin

June 25th, 2015 - Vol. 38, No. 12

In Yale New Haven's ongoing efforts to prevent hospital-acquired infections, the battle against surgical site infections includes new protocols, procedures and staff training — along with some unexpectedly simple tools, like stickers.

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