Remember that your choices impact more than just you. Don’t let your festive spirit break the spirits of our dedicated trauma teams. Plan ahead - call a sober ride and keep everyone safe. Yale New Haven Health and #CTNotOneMore want to ensure your celebrations are joyful, not tragic.
About us
Yale New Haven Hospital (YNHH) is a 1,541 bed, not for profit academic medical center, and the primary teaching site for Yale School of Medicine and Yale School of Nursing. Recognized by U.S. News and World Report as a top hospital, YNHH’s faculty and community physicians practice in more than 100 specialties. The hospital has a level one trauma center, comprehensive transplant center, and both a certified heart and stroke center. The medical center also includes Smilow Cancer Hospital and its affiliated Yale Cancer Center, one of only 41 NCI designated comprehensive cancer centers in the U.S., and the largest between New York and Boston. We care for our smallest patients at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, and the hospital’s psychiatric services are ranked in the top ten nationally. YNHH is also a Magnet Hospital, a designation of excellence in nursing practice. We are an employer of choice, consistently recognized by Working Mother Magazine, the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) and Family Digest. YNHH has also been recognized for advances in technology as one of the most wired health care facilities. YNHH provides a dynamic, exciting work environment, including competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package, including a day care center and a fitness center as well as an on site career counselor and tuition reimbursement for continuing education, and reward and recognition programs for staff that consistently excel.
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http://www.ynhh.org
External link for Yale New Haven Hospital
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- New Haven, CT
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1826
- Specialties
- Newborn, pediatrics and geriatrics, heart & vascular, neurosicences, oncology, transplantation, women's services, asthma, bariatric surgery, craniofacial, diabetes, epilepsy, sleep disorders, and spine, sports medicine, stroke, trauma
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20 York Street
New Haven, CT 06510-3202, US
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Brookfield Police Department Sergeant Joe Kyek and Youth Officer Mitch Heller joined Yale New Haven Health staff and volunteers to deliver a semi-truck-load of toys for pediatric patients across the health system. Thousands of toys were received, sorted and stored. Every pediatric patient is given an age-appropriate toy or small gift when they are discharged. Toys are given out 365 days a year. This year the Toy Closet Program supplied more than 150,000 toys to locations across the health system. Call 203-688-5717 or send an email to auxiliary@ynhh.org if you would like to schedule a donation.
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For years, Mary Johnson ran through the pain. As a long-distance runner, she had learned to push through the aches, strains and sore muscles that came with the sport. But the pain that started in 2016 was not normal – and by 2022, Mary was in agony. That’s when she turned to a program at Yale New Haven Hospital that aims to treat non-arthritic hip pain and prevent future hip replacements. Learn more about the next frontier in sports medicine surgery: http://ynh.care/r8.
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We're celebrating this season of giving with ThinkThanks, our systemwide campaign aimed at celebrating the incredible contributions of our amazing Yale New Haven Health team! The hard work and dedication of our staff make our communities thrive. Today's shoutout goes out to Joshua!
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Yale New Haven Health congratulates its chief medical officers who were named to Becker's Healthcare Review list of CMOs to Know. Our physician leaders play a pivotal role in advancing patient safety, maintaining high quality standards, bridging the gap between leadership and medical staff, and managing risk. As key drivers of continuous improvement, their efforts have earned numerous quality and safety accolades for their organizations: http://ynh.care/r0.
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Yale New Haven Health Heart and Vascular Center is proud to have been recognized again by the American Heart Association and American Medical Association for its commitment to improving blood pressure (BP) control rates, earning Gold+ level recognition as part of Target: BP™. This award recognizes HVC outpatient locations, staffed by Yale Medicine and Northeast Medical Group providers, that demonstrate a commitment to blood pressure measurement accuracy and in which high blood pressure is controlled in 70 percent or more of the affected adult patients. http://ynh.care/qR
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U.S. News & World Report recently recognized Yale New Haven Hospital's Grimes Center as one of the 25 Best Nursing Homes in Connecticut and one of the top three in New Haven. The Center was recognized as “high performing” for short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. Learn more about the Grimes Center: http://ynh.care/qz.
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Much of the human body is made up of water and people are at a higher risk of becoming dehydrated when sick. While IV fluids can make people feel better, it is generally not needed. The GI tract is excellent at absorbing fluids as long as you can keep them down. Learn more about how to stay hydrated when sick: http://ynh.care/qk.
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Yale New Haven Hospital is proud to be named “High Performing in Maternity Care” by U.S. News & World Report. This recognition was given due to our high-quality labor and delivery services including fewer C-sections, higher lactation rates and birthing-friendly practices. To learn more, visit http://ynh.care/qe. Yale Medicine
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