Phone Numbers
Directory assistance
(203) 688-4242
Patient information
(203) 688-4177
Adult emergency
(203) 688-2222
Children's emergency
(203) 688-3333
Admitting
(203) 688-2221
Children's admitting
(203) 688-3331
Psychiatric admitting
(203) 688-9907
Mailing address:
Yale-New Haven Hospital
20 York Street
New Haven, CT
06510-3202
Yale-New Haven Medical Services
Many of the hospital's medical services are listed below. If you are seeking a service, and do not find it listed, please call (203) 688-2000 or contact us by E-mail. The hospital's medical staff includes physicians on the faculty of Yale University School of Medicine and those who practice within surrounding communities, many of whom have clinical faculty appointments. Members of the medical staff can be reached through the YNHH Physician Referral Service. The Yale University School of Medicine also operates the Yale Medical Group web site.
Mailing address / main telephone number.
AIDS Care Program
Blood drawing locations
Drawstations are located throughout the greater New Haven area and provide laboratory testing services to the public. All major insurance plans are accepted.
| Yale Physician's Building 800 Howard Avenue New Haven, CT 06510 203-688-5006 M-F 7:30 AM - 5 PM Directions 
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Long Wharf Drawstation 150 Sargent Drive New Haven, CT 06511 203-688-1009 M-F 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM Saturday 9 AM - 1 PM Directions
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Shoreline Medical Center 111 Goose Lane Guilford, CT 06437 203-453-7160 M-F 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM Saturday 8:00 AM - Noon Directions
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North Haven Drawstation 100 Broadway North Haven, CT 06473 203-239-0792 M-F 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Closed Noon - 12:30 PM
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| Temple Medical Center 40 Temple Street New Haven, CT 06510 203-688-3183 M-F 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Directions |
Centers
AIDS Care Program
Yale Comprehensive Breast Care Center, (203) 785-2328
Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation (CORE)
Chest Pain Center
Communication Disorders Center, (203) 785-2467
Diabetes Center
Epilepsy Center
Gamma Knife Center
Gastrointestinal Procedure Center
Occupational Medicine Center
Shoreline Medical Center
Sports Medicine Center
Trauma Center
Vascular Disease Center
Yale Cancer Center
Yale Eye Center
Chest Pain Center
After evaluation and testing in the Emergency Department, most patients complaining of chest pains can be treated in the Chest Pain Center. Cardiac imaging technology that provides three-dimensional images of the heart enables doctors to understand what is causing chest pain before they make a decision to admit a patient. Only a small percentage of those who come to the ED complaining of chest pain are actually experiencing a heart attack. For many, the center is able to answer the question about the pain's cause in less than a day without being admitted to the hospital. If you think you may be having a heart attack, dial 9-1-1. To reach the Chest Pain Center, call (203) 688-2222.
Dental Clinic
Our modern dental facility has been specially designed for easy access and maximum comfort for all patients. While we emphasize preventive dental care, special attention is given to providing comprehensive dental treatment for patients with special health care needs or disabilities. During complete oral checkups, a staff dentist will check your teeth, gums, jaws and tongue for signs of disease or abnormality. If you need the help of a specialist, the clinic can arrange treatment with one of its Yale faculty consultants. Office hours are Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. For dental emergencies, or to make an appointment, call (203) 688-2464.
24-Hour Emergency Services
Yale-New Haven is a Level 1 trauma facility, one of six in the state of Connecticut. Level 1 facilities are equipped to provide the highest level of care, delivered by expert medical and nursing staffs in the Emergency Department, operating rooms and intensive care units. A helipad located on the roof of the Children's Hospital can accommodate two helicopters and provides quick access to trauma services. Physician referral information.
Surgery
The hospital's operating suites are open around the clock. In addition to most advanced surgical procedures, the latest laparoscopy and microlaparoscopy techniques are used in surgery for the removal of gallbladder, pancreas, kidney and appendix. Laparoscopy is also used for ulcer surgery, hernia repair, certain lung surgeries, liver diagnosis and hysterectomy.
One Day Surgery
Gamma Knife Center
Intensive Care
Maternity Services
Cardiac Services
Services for the older patient
Outpatient Services
The Dorothy Adler Geriatric Assessment Center, founded in 1981, is one of the oldest and busiest centers for comprehensive geriatric assessment in the country. The center evaluates patients with age-related problems that affect daily functioning--problems such as memory loss, confusion, agitation, depression, "failure to thrive," gait disorders, medication and pain. Individuals with recent decline and threatened loss of independence are particularly suitable. Contact the center by E-mail or by calling (203) 688-6361.
The goal of The Driving Programs at Yale is to devise safe and feasible transportation strategies for older people. For information, call (203) 688-3344 or submit your request by E-mail.
A "partial" hospital program located at 425 George St. offers all the services of a psychiatric inpatient unit except overnight and weekend lodging. A special geriatric track provides special therapy groups for issues such as bereavement and coping with age. Call (203) 688-7201, to make a referral.
For information about the Alzheimer's Disease Research Unit, contact Dr. Christopher Van Dyck.
Inpatient Services
Yale-New Haven is at the forefront of care for acutely ill geriatric patients. The hospital continues to explore ways of minimizing hospital-related complications to provide smoother discharge. In the Continuing Care Unit, staff work to return patients with combined physical and medical ailments home, rather to a long-term care facility. In one program, staff nurses receive extra training in geriatric nursing. Another program provides daily visits by Elder Horizons specialists and volunteers. For information about inpatient services for the older patient, call (203) 688-2175.A special geriatric psychiatry unit is designed to meet the needs of the older individual with psychiatric illness. Call (203) 688-7201 to make a referral.
Nursing Home Services
A special physician practice follows patients who have been discharged to area nursing homes for subacute care. Physicians make daily rounds at area nursing homes to ensure care is as integrated as possible. Call (203) 688-8200.
Genetic Consultation Service
Diagnosis, management and genetic counseling services for a broad range of hereditary and gene-influenced conditions. Evaluation of birth defects, mental retardation, inborn errors of metabolism, connective tissue disorders, skeletal dysplasias, craniofacial disorders and other possible genetic conditions. Testing and counseling for inherited cancer, Huntington disease, biochemical genetic disorders, and others. Full array of prenatal diagnostic services. Extensive laboratory services. Genetics Clinic: (203) 785-2660; Prenatal Diagnosis: (203) 785-2661.
GI Procedure Center
Adult and adolescent patients requiring endoscopic and other gastrointestinal procedures to evaluate signs and symptoms, and laboratory abnormalities suggestive of digestive disorders, are seen in the Gastrointestinal Procedure Center. A wide range of services and therapies including upper endoscopy, colonoscopy, endoscopic ultrasound and more are offered. For a complete list or more information, call (203) 688-5458.
Endocrinology
Services include a Diabetes Center and kidney stone lithotripsy.
Neurology
The program treats stroke, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's Disease, among other conditions. For information, call (203) 785-4085.
Nutrition Clinics
Nutrition clinics, located in both New Haven and Guilford, are staffed by registered dietitians dedicated to providing tailored nutritional care. Special consideration is given to specific, physical, social and lifestyle needs, as well as food preference. Call (203) 688-2422 in New Haven or (203) 458-2875 in Guilford. You may submit brief nutrition questions by E-mail.
Occupational Medicine Center
The first hospital-based clinic of its kind in the U.S., the Yale Occupational and Environmental Medicine Center, 135 College St., provides: pre-employment physical exams, independent medical evaluations, workers' compensation injury management, return-to-work assessments, drug and alcohol screenings, industrial hygiene reviews, hearing conservation programs and assistance with OSHA compliance. For more information about the services, call Carolyn Cassell-Gregory, RN, COHN, at (203) 785-4197.
Outpatient Clinics
Communication Disorders Center, (203) 785-2467
Dental Clinic
Dermatology Clinic and Private Service
Diabetes Service (Primary Care Center)
Dorothy Adler Geriatric Assessment Center
Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic and Private Service
Epilepsy Surgery Program
Eye Clinic
Gamma Knife Center
Genetics Consultation
GI Procedure Center
GYN Endocrine Service
GYN Oncology Service
Heart Stress Cardiology
Medical Oncology Service
Neurology Service
Nutrition Clinic [Nutrition InfoLine: (203) 688-2422]
Occupational Medicine Center
Orthopaedic Clinic and Private Service
Plasmapheresis and Transfusion
Primary Care Center
Traveler's Tropical Medicine Clinic
Psychiatric Service
Radiation Therapy Service
Rehabilitation Services
Spina Bifida Clinic
Sports Medicine Center
Surgical Pacemaker Service
Surgical Cardiac Service
Urology Service
Winchester Chest Clinic (TB)
Women's Center
Women's, Infants and Children (WIC)
Plasmapheresis and Transfusion
Services include: transfusions, infusions, phlebotomy, autologous donation (self donation), therapeutic apheresis and peripheral blood stem cell collections.
Primary Stroke Center
Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital
Rehabilitation Services
Patients receive physical and occupational therapy for physical, mental, cognitive or developmental disabilities resulting from illness, injury or another process. After evaluation, individualized treatments are designed to aid recovery and help the patient make the most of his or her abilities.
Yale-New Haven Transplantation Center
Yale-New Haven Transplantation Center (YNHTC), affiliated with the New England Organ Bank, is a multi-disciplinary group of physicians and caregivers, dedicated to the care of patients with end-stage organ failure who may benefit from transplantation. Active programs within YNHTC include kidney, liver and pancreas transplants that offer leading-edge therapy for patients suffering with kidney failure, liver failure and Type 1 diabetes mellitus.
YNHTC integrates specialists from Yale Medical Group who are recognized physicians and surgeon experts in their field, prepared to deliver the most advanced treatment approaches available. The transplant team has an outstanding group of dedicated professionals - nurses, physician assistants, financial coordinators, nutritionists and social workers - to support the needs of patients and their families.
Patients referred to Yale-New Haven Transplantation Center undergo a detailed evaluation to determine if organ transplant is the most appropriate treatment. Transplant surgeons and physicians meet weekly to establish the most appropriate treatment recommendations for each person. Patients receive care in a dedicated transplant outpatient and inpatient unit at Yale-New Haven Hospital. For more information or to make an appointment, call (203) 785-2565.
Travelers Tropical Medicine Clinic
Obtain information on international vaccination recommendations for yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis and typhoid, as well as possible allergic reactions caused by vaccinations. The clinic can prescribe appropriate drugs to prevent traveler's diarrhea, provide an effective regimen for malaria prevention, screen for tuberculosis and advise travelers regarding special precautions to be taken during pregnancy. Call (203) 688-2476.
Winchester Chest Clinic (TB assistance)
The clinic provides outpatient care (treatment and education) for individuals with a positive tuberculin skin test and follow up care for tuberculosis (TB). Clinic visit costs are covered for eligible patients. For more information, call (203) 785-4198.
Women's Health Services
Conn. Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
Gynecology
Specialized care for women of all ages. Yale-New Haven Hospital offers private inpatient rooms and a Women's Center, a primary care clinic for new and expecting mothers. The medical staff in gynecology is ranked as one of the nation's very best. Contact the Physician Referral Service.WIC--Women, Infants and Children
The special supplemental nutrition program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) is a free service in which nutritionists are available to provide nutrition education and counseling. The program is for infants and children up to their fifth birthday, as well as women who are pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding. You may be eligible for formula, milk, eggs, juice, cereal, cheese, peanut butter or dried beans. Call (203) 688-5150.Oncology
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Program
Women's Center (primary care)
Yale Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences
Yale-New Haven Breast Center
The center offers women a coordinated approach to the diagnosis and treatment of breast disease. Services offered by the center include: evaluating noncancerous breast problems, providing second opinions on breast problems, screening with mammography or ultrasound, reviewing test results, advising women at high risk of breast cancer, giving up-to-date treatment for cancerous or noncancerous breast conditions. Call (203) 785-2328.
Main mailing address
To write any of the above programs, use the following address:
Program, Department, or Person's Name
Yale-New Haven Hospital
20 York St.
New Haven, CT 06510-3202
Where telephones or contacts are not listed, call Yale-New Haven's main telephone number: (203) 688-4242. For referral to a physician, call (203) 688-2000.
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Last revised: Aug. 5, 2007 (dh)
