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The Following Is a List of Hospitals in Connecticut. Included Are Phone Numbers, Emergency Room Phone Numbers and Driving Directions The following is a list of hospitals in Connecticut. Included are phone numbers, Emergency Room phone numbers and driving directions. Table of Contents BACKUS HOSPITAL ........................................................................................................2 BRIDGEPORT HOSPITAL - TRAUMA CENTER........................................................3 BRADLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ...............................................................................4 BRISTOL HOSPITAL .......................................................................................................4 CHARLOTTE HUNGERFORD HOSPITAL ....................................................................5 CONNECTICUT CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER ....................................................6 DANBURY HOSPITAL ....................................................................................................7 DAY KIMBALL HOSPITAL.............................................................................................7 GREENWICH HOSPITAL.................................................................................................8 GRIFFIN HOSPITAL .........................................................................................................8 HARTFORD HOSPITAL – TRAUMA CENTER............................................................9 HOSPITAL OF SAINT RAPHAEL .................................................................................10 JOHNSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL..............................................................................11 LAWRENCE & MEMORIAL HOSPITAL .....................................................................11 MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.....................................................................12 MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL................................................................................................12 MIDSTATE MEDICAL CENTER ...................................................................................13 MILFORD HOSPITAL.....................................................................................................14 NEW BRITAIN GENERAL HOSPITAL.........................................................................15 NEW MILFORD HOSPITAL ..........................................................................................15 NORWALK HOSPITAL ..................................................................................................16 ROCKVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL ...........................................................................16 SHARON HOSPITAL ......................................................................................................17 STAMFORD HEALTH SYSTEM - STAMFORD HOSPITAL .....................................18 ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER - TRAUMA CENTER ...........19 ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL ................................................................................................19 ST. VINCENT'S MEDICAL CENTER ...........................................................................20 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT HEALTH CENTER ..............................................21 WATERBURY HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER............................................................22 WESTERLY HOSPITAL .................................................................................................22 WINDHAM COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL..................................................23 YALE NEW HAVEN HOSPITAL - TRAUMA CENTER ............................................23 BACKUS HOSPITAL, THE WILLIAM W. - EMERGENCY ROOM http://www.backushospital.org/index.html 326 Washington St. Norwich, CT 06360 EMERGENCY ROOM CARE (860) 823-6389 Voice Directions: From the New Haven area and Southwestern Connecticut: Take I-95 North to Exit 76 for I-395 North. Follow 395 to Exit 81 -East for the Routes 2 and 32 connector in Norwich. Follow the connector until you exit to your right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From the Hartford area: Take Route 2 East to Norwich. Exit right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From Bradley International Airport Windsor Locks, CT: Follow airport signs for I- 91 South. Follow I-91 South to Hartford; watch carefully for SHARP left exit to Route 2 East. Take Route 2 East to Norwich. Exit right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From the Groton area: Take I-95 South and go over the Gold Star Memorial Bridge. On the New London side of the bridge, take Exit 84 for Route 32 North. Follow Route 32 to I-395 North. Follow I-395 to Exit 8I-East for the Routes 2 and 32 connector in Norwich. Follow the connector until you exit to your right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From the New London area: Take Route 32 north to I-395 North. Follow I-395 to Exit 81 East for the Routes 2 and 32 connector in Norwich. Follow the connector until you exit to your right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From Northeastern Connecticut: Follow I-395 South to Exit 81 -East for the Routes 2 & 32 connector in Norwich. Follow the connector until you exit to your right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From the Westerly, Rhode Island area: Take Route 2-North/West to Norwich. Route 2 becomes Washington Street in Norwich. Backus Hospital is located at 326 Washington Street, on your left. From the Providence, Rhode Island area: Take Route 6-West to I-395 South. Follow I- 395 to Exit 81 -East for the Routes 2 & 32 connector in Norwich. Follow the connector until you exit to your right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. From T.F. Green Airport, Warwich, RI: Follow airport signs for I-95 South. Take I- 95 South to Exit 5A for Exeter, RI. At the end of the exit, bear right onto Route 3 South. Remain on Route 3 until caution light at intersection of Route 3 and Route 165. Go right on Route 165. Stay on Route 165 (you will cross RI-CT line) until it merges with Route 138 WEST. Follow Route 138 West until you reach I-395 South in Griswold. Take I-395 South to Exit 81 -East for the Routes 2 & 32 connector in Norwich. Follow the connector until you exit to your right onto Washington Street. The Hospital entrance is on the right. 2 BRIDGEPORT HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY AND PEDIATRIC SERVICES http://www.bridgeporthospital.org/index.asp 267 Grant St. Bridgeport, CT 06610 EMERGENCY ROOM CARE (203) 384-3566 Voice EMERGENCY ROOM CARE: CHILDREN'S EMERGENCY CENTER (203) 384-3566 Voice Directions: From the Merritt Parkway, Route 15: Traveling North (from New York) Take Exit 49S to Route 25 South. Take Exit 5 to Boston Avenue. Turn right on Boston Avenue. Continue for 1.8 miles. Turn right on Mill Hill Avenue. Turn right on Grant Street. Visitor parking garage is on left. Traveling South (from New Haven) Take Exit 52 to Route 8 South. Take Exit 5 to Boston Avenue. Turn right on Boston Avenue. Continue for 1.8 miles. Turn right on Mill Hill Avenue. Turn right on Grant Street. Visitor parking garage is on left. From the Connecticut Turnpike, I-95: Traveling North (from New York) Take Exit 29 -Stratford / Seaview Avenue. At the end of the ramp, take a left onto Seaview Avenue. Continue on Seaview Avenue for 1 mile. Turn right on Barnum Avenue. Turn left on Central Avenue. Turn right on Grant Street. Visitor parking garage is on right. Traveling South (from New Haven) Take Exit 32. Turn left at the end of the ramp on Linden Avenue. Turn right on West Broad Street. Turn left on Barnum Avenue. Turn right on Boston Avenue. Continue for 1.2 miles. Turn left on Mill Hill Avenue. Turn right on Grant Street. Visitor parking garage is on left. 3 BRADLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM http://www.bradleymemorial.org/ 81 Meriden Ave. Southington, CT 06489 EMERGENCY ROOM CARE (860) 276-5200 Voice (860) 276-5224 TDD Directions: From Hartford: I-84 West; exit 32; right at ramp; travel south on route 10 approximately 3 miles to route 120 (Meriden Ave.); hospital is on the left. From Meriden/New Haven: Route 691 West to exit 4; right at ramp; right at first light onto route 120 (Meriden Ave.) follow to hospital. From Waterbury: I-84 East; exit 30; (Marion Ave.) right at ramp; straight to route 10; follow "H" signs; right at Meriden Ave.; (Route 120). BRISTOL HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY DEPT. http://www.bristolhospital.org/ Brewster Rd. Bristol, CT 06011-0977 EMERGENCY ROOM CARE (860) 585-3273 Voice Directions: From Hartford: Take I-84 West to exit 38 (Route 6). Follow Route 6 to Route 229 South. At Route 229, take a left and follow the blue hospital signs. From Waterbury: Take I-84 East to exit 31 (West Street). Take a left off the exit onto Route 229. Follow Route 229 to Route 72 West. Turn left onto Route 72 West and follow the blue hospital signs. From New Haven: Take I-91 North to Route 691 West. Take Route 691 West to I-84 East, to exit 31 (West Street) and follow the directions from Waterbury. From New Britain: Take I-84 East to Route 72 West to the end of the expressway. Take a right at the traffic light. Go through 2 more traffic lights; take a left onto Broad Street. Follow Broad Street until the end. Take a left at the traffic light. Go under the railroad bridge overpass and take an immediate right. Follow blue hospital signs. From Torrington/Winsted: 4 Take Route 8 South to exist 39 (Bristol/Terryville). Take a left at the end of the exit ramp onto Route 6. Follow Route 6 into Bristol. Follow blue hospital signs CHARLOTTE HUNGERFORD HOSPITAL EMERGENCY AND MEDICAL SERVICES
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