Connecticut Children's Medical Center

The page describes platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, made from a person’s own blood, as a treatment option for acute and chronic soft tissue injuries intended to promote healing.

Connecticut Children’s infectious disease experts discuss distinguishing flu from COVID in the Growing Healthy blog.

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Children who develop heel pain, especially after sports, may have Sever’s disease.

The page explains what celiac disease is and is not in children and why lifelong gluten avoidance is important for health.

Connecticut Children’s held a groundbreaking for a 190,000-square-foot, $326 million clinical tower connected to its Hartford medical center. Completion was scheduled for late 2025.

Connecticut Children’s was named the National Society of Pediatric Sedation’s first and only Center of Excellence in New England and was one of 10 programs nationally to receive the distinction.

Connecticut Children’s planned to open a Fetal Care Center with a dedicated delivery unit, initially at its Hartford campus and later in a new tower scheduled to open in 2025.

The National Institutes of Health awarded Jeffrey S. Hyams a $14 million, five-year grant to study Crohn’s disease inflammation and why children respond differently to current therapies.

Advanced practice providers at Connecticut Children’s include nurse practitioners and physician assistants who care for children across medical and surgical specialties. Connecticut Children’s is the state’s only free-standing Level One Pediatric Trauma Center.

Connecticut Children’s offers team members health, dental, and life insurance, retirement contribution matching, paid time off, and tuition assistance.

Connecticut Children’s offers a dynamic work environment, competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package. Job openings available in CT, eastern NY and western MA.

Connecticut Children’s offers nursing positions.

Connecticut Children’s is led by executives whose mission it is to improve access to care for all children’s health and well-being while treating each other with the same care and respect.

Connecticut Children’s is the only health system in Connecticut 100% dedicated to children, providing more than 30 pediatric specialties at 40+ locations across Connecticut, Western Massachusetts and Western New York.

The page describes Connecticut Children’s new clinical tower as a milestone in the health system’s expansion.

Connecticut Children’s is committed to transforming children’s health and well-being through an impactful approach to research, education and advocacy.

Connecticut Children's publishes a variety of reports, including the Community Health Needs Assessment, Community Benefit Report, Pediatric Nursing Annual Report, and Department of Pediatrics and Surgical Specialties Annual Report.

Connecticut Children’s Medical Center’s main campus is at 282 Washington Street in Hartford, Connecticut, with other locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts. The main phone number is 860.545.9000.

Families love Connecticut Children's for its nationally recognized, high-quality pediatric care in 40+ locations across Connecticut, eastern New York and western Massachusetts.

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