Connecticut Hospitals Today

Connecticut hospitals are there when we need them, providing world-class, around-the-clock care for everyone who walks through their doors, regardless of their ability to pay.

The value of hospitals extends far beyond the essential medical and surgical care provided within their walls. Hospitals and health systems are dynamic, complex organizations that are building a healthier Connecticut by strengthening the state’s healthcare delivery system, investing in communities, and driving economic growth. Hospitals enhance quality of life across the state, delivering safe, coordinated, cost-effective, and person-centered care through integrated networks of caregivers. They collaborate with community partners to connect individuals and families with vital resources and services, where and when they need them. As leaders in disaster preparedness, management, and recovery, hospitals are always ready to respond to emergencies.

The Connecticut Hospitals Today report highlights the indispensable contributions of Connecticut hospitals and health systems, examines the challenges they face, and details their significant financial and economic impact across the state, while also providing a primer on hospital finance and the fiscal condition of hospitals today.

Hospital services data are from ChimeData fiscal year (FY) 2024.
Outpatient data reported by the Office of Health Strategy based on FY 2023 data. Outpatient services include diagnostic procedures (such as colonoscopies); ambulatory surgeries (such as gallbladder procedures); diagnostic imaging (MRIs, PET, and CT scans); clinic visits; and COVID-19 testing and vaccinations.