Greenwich Hospital

Greenwich Hospital Greenwich Hospital is a 206-bed (including bassinets) hospital serving lower Fairfield County Connecticut and Westchester County NY.

A major academic affiliate of Yale University School of Medicine, GH is a member of the Yale New Haven Health System. Greenwich Hospital, founded in 1903, has been a member of the Yale New Haven Health System since 1998 and is an academic affiliate of Yale University School of Medicine. We are a progressive 174-bed regional medical center and teaching institution serving residents of Fairfield and Westchester counties. Approximately 40 percent of the hospital’s patients now come from New York communities. The hospital has attained a national reputation for patient safety, clinical excellence and customer service combining the latest technological advances with skilled, compassionate physicians and healthcare professionals who deliver the highest level of patient care.

It’s a three-peat! We’re proud to announce that Greenwich Hospital has earned Magnet designation from the ANCC - America...
02/19/2026

It’s a three-peat! We’re proud to announce that Greenwich Hospital has earned Magnet designation from the ANCC - American Nurses Credentialing Center for the third time. Magnet is the gold standard for nursing excellence and the highest honor for nursing excellence any hospital can achieve. “This accomplishment reflects the outstanding teamwork, perseverance and clinical skill our nurses and care teams demonstrate every single day,” said Anna Cerra, RN, DNP, Greenwich Hospital chief nursing officer.

To all those celebrating, Yale New Haven Health sends you well wishes for a peaceful Ramadan.
02/18/2026

To all those celebrating, Yale New Haven Health sends you well wishes for a peaceful Ramadan.

In support of American Heart Month, Jeremy Asnes, MD, medical director of Yale New Haven Children's Heart Center, and ch...
02/18/2026

In support of American Heart Month, Jeremy Asnes, MD, medical director of Yale New Haven Children's Heart Center, and chief of Pediatric Cardiology at Yale School of Medicine, talked with NBC Connecticut about children's heart care. Dr. Asnes discussed our newest pediatric catheterization laboratory which offers state-of-the-art catheterization care for pediatric patients. The procedure is minimally invasive and inserts thin flexible tubes into the blood vessels to evaluate a heart condition as well as treat certain heart conditions so that surgery can be avoided. Watch the video to learn more: http://ynh.care/1a2.
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Dr. Asnes on Yale New Haven Health’s new cardiac catheterization laboratory.

02/18/2026

Yale New Haven Health celebrates Black History Month by spotlighting African Americans who have made significant contributions and led pioneering breakthroughs in health care.

Greenwich Hospital announced a new partnership with Best Upon Request and its Emergency Department Concierge Program to ...
02/18/2026

Greenwich Hospital announced a new partnership with Best Upon Request and its Emergency Department Concierge Program to enhance the patient and family experience, providing personalized support and fortifying the hospital’s commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care in the Emergency Department.

Through this collaboration, the Best Upon Request concierge staff will offer dedicated support services that focus on guiding patients and families through their Greenwich Hospital Emergency Department visit. http://ynh.care/19N

02/17/2026

New Haven Conn. (WTNH) – “CT BUZZ” Host Natasha Lubczenko recently spoke withDina Ferdman, MD, Co-director of Fetal Care Center, Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital about fetal cardiology and conge…

The best Valentine gift is a healthy heart. Learn ways to keep your heart healthy today and every day: http://ynh.care/1...
02/14/2026

The best Valentine gift is a healthy heart. Learn ways to keep your heart healthy today and every day: http://ynh.care/19g.

02/11/2026

Exposure to cold weather can cause more than frostbite. It can negatively impact heart health.

“The body prioritizes warmth of the core organs. What ends up happening is the body clamps down on the blood vessels that lead into the skin and the result is this built-up resistance that the heart is pumping against. As you can imagine, that puts added stress on the heart,” said Yale Medicine cardiologist Rayhan Saiani, MD, FACC, assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine. Learn more at http://ynh.care/195.

This week marks   Awareness Week. Yale Medicine pediatric cardiologists who see patients at Yale New Haven Children's Ho...
02/11/2026

This week marks Awareness Week. Yale Medicine pediatric cardiologists who see patients at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital share answers to common questions they hear from patients and their families about congenital heart defects: http://ynh.care/192.

Greenwich Hospital is proud to announce a new partnership with Read to Grow and its Newborn Literacy Project, which prov...
02/09/2026

Greenwich Hospital is proud to announce a new partnership with Read to Grow and its Newborn Literacy Project, which provides early literacy resources for families from the very start of life. Families welcoming a baby at Greenwich Hospital will now receive a newborn book packet and be invited to enroll in Read to Grow’s First Year Project, which provides additional books and literacy support at key developmental milestones, including three months and one year. http://ynh.care/18H

During this Cardiac Rehabilitation Week, we celebrate our outstanding cardiac rehab team members who work with patients ...
02/09/2026

During this Cardiac Rehabilitation Week, we celebrate our outstanding cardiac rehab team members who work with patients with a heart-related illness to safely regain strength and get back to living their best lives through our 12-week cardiac rehab exercise and education program. The Yale New Haven Health Heart and Vascular Center has six cardiac rehabilitation outpatient program sites, each certified by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation: http://ynh.care/18u.

Today is National Wear Red Day® and staff throughout Greenwich Hospital and outpatient facilities wore red to raise awar...
02/06/2026

Today is National Wear Red Day® and staff throughout Greenwich Hospital and outpatient facilities wore red to raise awareness of heart disease incidence. At varied locations throughout YNHHS, blood pressure screenings were offered. To learn more about making smart choices for your heart, http://ynh.care/18n.

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5 Perryridge Road
Greenwich, CT
06830

Telephone

+12038633000

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