Connecticut Hospitals

Connecticut is home to 46 hospitals and licensed inpatient healthcare facilities. Of these, 27 are general acute care hospitals — the facilities most people think of when they need emergency care, surgery, or an overnight stay. The state has 18 teaching hospitals — facilities affiliated with medical schools that train the next generation of physicians and tend to take on the most complex cases.

Beyond acute care, Connecticut also has 1 children's hospital, 8 psychiatric facilities, 7 inpatient rehabilitation hospitals, 2 long-term acute care facilities, and 1 Veterans Administration medical center — each evaluated under quality programs tailored to its patient population. Star ratings on this page come from CMS Hospital Compare and apply only to general acute care hospitals. Specialty facilities display the alternative quality programs that govern them.

15 of these 46 facilities have published a machine-readable price file under the federal Hospital Price Transparency Rule. Cards marked "Pricing Available" link through to a searchable list of charges for common procedures. Use the search box below to find a hospital by name or city, or sort by rating to surface the highest-rated options first.