Connecticut Children's

Connecticut Children's is a dedicated health system focused exclusively on children's health. It operates as an independent, non-profit pediatric acute care hospital and provides comprehensive care across more than 30 pediatric specialties at over 40 locations in Connecticut, eastern New York, and western Massachusetts. The main facility, Connecticut Children's Medical Center in Hartford, features a Level 1 pediatric trauma center, a Level 4 neonatal intensive care unit, and a pediatric intensive care unit, serving over 15,000 children in primary care and 60,000 in emergency care annually. Founded in 1996, Connecticut Children's emphasizes family-centered care, research, education, and advocacy. It is nationally ranked in several specialties, including neonatology and cardiology. The hospital collaborates with other facilities to extend its services, ensuring a broad network of care for children from before birth into young adulthood. Amenities are designed to support families, including meal options and resource centers for education and assistance.