Sharon Hospital

Sharon Hospital is a 78-bed Hospital located in northwestern Connecticut. The team is committed to providing compassionate healthcare that meets the needs of the community it serves. Sharon Hospital is part of nuvance Health, which is a six-hospital system, on 7 campuses, with numerous outpatient facilities throughout the hudson valley and across western Connecticut. The nuvance Health system gives the community access to a variety of services including, but not limited to, bariatric surgery and medical weight loss, blood draw, critical care, diabetes education, emergency services, heart and vascular, imaging and radiology, infusion therapy, neurology and neurosurgery, orthopedic care, physical rehabilitation, primary care, rheumatology, sleep disorders, urgent care, women's Health, behavioral Health, cancer care, dentistry, digestive Health, endocrinology, genetic counseling, home Health care, infectious disease, kidney disease and nephrology, occupational medicine, patient blood managements and bloodless medicine, pediatrics, podiatry, pulmonary care, senior care and geriatric medicine, surgical services, urology, wound care and hyperbaric medicine. Sharon Hospital provides a full range of services including bariatric surgery, cardiology services, emergency care, neurosciences, orthopedics, stroke care, surgical services, and women's services. Sharon Hospital is committed to providing quality service to the community and has been recognized by several organizations for the quality healthcare that it provides to the region. The centers for medicare and medicaid services have awarded Sharon Hospital a five-star rating for the last three years in a row. The Hospital has also received the get with the guidelines stroke gold plus by the american heart association and american stroke association. In fy23, Sharon Hospital had 8,359 patient days and 1,656 discharges in acute care. There were 11,551 in emergency room visits and 43,427 in other outpatient visits/procedures. The Hospital provided approximately $2.2m in charity care to the regions un-insured and under-insured population.