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At Stamford Health, we provide the community access to the absolute finest in healthcare with a compassionate, patient-centered approach.

02/20/2026

Huge thank you to State Representative Corey Paris who led a discussion at Stamford Health, in honor of . It was an engaging conversation, and we were so lucky to have him visit our organization!

Our Heart & Vascular Institute team kicked off Heart Health Month with a team breakfast! From preventive care to advance...
02/17/2026

Our Heart & Vascular Institute team kicked off Heart Health Month with a team breakfast! From preventive care to advanced cardiac treatment, our HVI experts show up every day with compassion, expertise, and a whole lot of heart. Celebrating them (and heart health!) is always worth gathering for.

Here’s to a month of learning, moving, and taking small steps that make a big difference for your heart. 🫀✨

If you’re a member of New Canaan YMCA, you might notice something new during your next workout 👀We just installed a seri...
02/16/2026

If you’re a member of New Canaan YMCA, you might notice something new during your next workout 👀

We just installed a series of inspirational, movement‑minded, and heart‑healthy messages throughout the Y — all designed to spark curiosity, encourage conversation, and support your well‑being one step at a time.

We’re proud to team up with community partners who share our passion for keeping our neighbors healthy, active, and informed. Here’s to a heart‑healthy February, New Canaan! 💪🫀"

02/12/2026

OK, how accurate is The Pitt? People asked our team, so we had to ask, too! Drop a comment to let us know your thoughts on The Pitt ⬇️

Baby Tatum spent 68 days at Stamford Health’s NICU after mom, Keri, was first diagnosed with preeclampsia, then HELLP sy...
02/11/2026

Baby Tatum spent 68 days at Stamford Health’s NICU after mom, Keri, was first diagnosed with preeclampsia, then HELLP syndrome (a life-threatening obstetric complication). Keri had an emergency C-section at just 29 weeks pregnant.

“It all happened really fast,” Keri remembered. “I was heading into the OR and I saw 15 nurses in scrubs. I was so nervous, but my doctor held my hand and reassured me that everything was going to be fine,” she said. When Tatum entered the world at just 2 lbs. 2 oz., Keri heard her cry and felt relieved.

“The nurses at the NICU are angels on earth. As soon as I was able to see Tatum, they brought me to her room right away so I could hold her. They made me feel so comfortable even though I was nervous about all the wires.”

Keri and her husband, Sammy, visited Tatum every day and waited anxiously for the day she could come home with them. That day came in early December! Today, Tatum has “chubby cheeks” and is enjoying time at home with her big brother ❤

We're so thrilled that the Greater New York Hospital Association shared one of our patient's artwork in their 2026 calen...
02/10/2026

We're so thrilled that the Greater New York Hospital Association shared one of our patient's artwork in their 2026 calendar.

This painting is a beautiful creation from Skylar, age 7, titled "Layers of Love." Of the painting, Skylar shared, "... rise layer by layer and let your colors shine!"

Thank you to everyone who came out to support Stamford Health at a Winter Wonderland event last week! The community supp...
02/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to support Stamford Health at a Winter Wonderland event last week! The community support for the expansion of our Bennett Cancer Center was overwhelming. Thank you to all of the co-chairs, and all of our Stamford Health teams who supported this great event. More to come! MonogramMary

📸: Fairfield County Look

It’s Heart Month ❤️And today, we’re celebrating National Wear Red Day, a simple but powerful way to raise awareness for ...
02/06/2026

It’s Heart Month ❤️

And today, we’re celebrating National Wear Red Day, a simple but powerful way to raise awareness for heart health.

Swipe through to see our Stamford Health team showing their support (and their best red outfits!) for this important cause. Thanks to our staff for coming together to remind our community to take heart health seriously. Because protecting your heart starts with awareness — and on certain days, wearing red. ❤️

For this month's Humans of Stamford Health, we're spotlighting Ricky R, a security guard at Stamford Hospital. Ricky is ...
02/04/2026

For this month's Humans of Stamford Health, we're spotlighting Ricky R, a security guard at Stamford Hospital. Ricky is usually one of the first people our patients see when they walk in and he always greets them with compassion and kindness. He was nominated for his radiant energy and for always brightening up someone's day.

"I always believe in treating others how you want them to treat you ... I know people are coming here visiting either families that are going through a crucial situation in their life or they're not in the right state of mind. We truly are the face of the hospital when people walk in, and this is a place of healing."

Thank you, Rick, for all you do for our patients and employees!

“Every day feels more precious to me now. I wake up with gratitude and brightness, feeling so thankful to be alive.” Feb...
02/02/2026

“Every day feels more precious to me now. I wake up with gratitude and brightness, feeling so thankful to be alive.” February is , and we're sharing Debbie's story to raise awareness of how heart conditions appear in women.

In January 2025, Debbie was frequently feeling fatigued and sluggish, which wasn't normal for her. During a routine visit, her primary care physician, Dr. Radhika Jasthi, noticed something different. Debbie always had a heart murmur, but this time it sounded louder. Dr. Jasthi ordered an echocardiogram and referred her to cardiologist, Dr. Arzhang Fallahi for further evaluation.

At her first appointment, Debbie learned she had mitral valve regurgitation, a condition placing significant strain on her heart and causing her extreme fatigue. Dr. Fallahi worked with Dr. Nicholas Shea, chief of cardiac surgery, to determine the best treatment plan for Debbie. “I felt at ease from the moment we met ... His confidence in the procedure (open-heart surgery) gave me tremendous peace.”

Today, Debbie is feeling great! "Sharing my experience is a way to give back to the place and people who saved my life. I have nothing but gratitude for what my doctors and caregivers have done for me.”

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