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

Our new moms are now sporting a very important accessory: orange "I Just Gave Birth" bracelets. The Connecticut Urgent M...
11/14/2025

Our new moms are now sporting a very important accessory: orange "I Just Gave Birth" bracelets. The Connecticut Urgent Maternal Warning Signs Bracelet Initiative is a statewide effort to support new mothers during the postpartum period by raising awareness of postpartum complications.

Before a new mom leaves the hospital, they'll receive this orange bracelet as a clear sign to medical professionals that the person wearing the bracelet is newly postpartum. We're so proud to be a part of this important statewide initiative and want to remind everyone to be aware of the following urgent maternal warning signs:

🛑 Headache that won't go away or worsens.
🛑 Chest pain or shortness of breath.
🛑 Severe swelling of the face, hands, or legs.
🛑 Fever of 100.4 or higher.
🛑 Thoughts of harming yourself or your baby.

Last week was   and we celebrated our over 250 radiology professionals who provide compassionate care to our patients ev...
11/12/2025

Last week was and we celebrated our over 250 radiology professionals who provide compassionate care to our patients every day. If you've had any kind of imaging done, you know how comforting it is to have a provider focused on making sure you're comfortable - and that's exactly what our team does. Thank you to all of our radiology teams throughout Stamford Health!

Lauren Gulliver was just 12 weeks pregnant when she found a lump in her breast. After scheduling an ultrasound and subse...
11/11/2025

Lauren Gulliver was just 12 weeks pregnant when she found a lump in her breast. After scheduling an ultrasound and subsequent biopsies, she received a diagnosis – triple positive breast cancer. Lauren began treatment while pregnant, and delivered her son, Liam, at 29 weeks. "Honestly, at that point, I wasn't really concerned with myself. My concern was more about my child."

He spent five weeks in the NICU while Lauren continued treatment at Stamford Health's Bennett Cancer Center. She underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and 30 rounds of radiation. Today, Lauren is navigating breast cancer survivorship with the support of her loving family.

"Once you go through the unimaginable, I think it shifts your perspective. If there's a party, you're going to see me at it and I'm going to be dancing, and I'm going to be singing, and I'm going to be making memories with my children. If we only have enough time in the day to take a bath or go get ice cream, we're getting ice cream!" Thank you, Lauren, for sharing your story. https://ow.ly/YxEe50Xq42t

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. is in need of blood. Donating blood saves lives! 🩸 Participating in blood drives ...
11/10/2025

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. is in need of blood. Donating blood saves lives! 🩸 Participating in blood drives is a generous way to give back and support lifesaving care for patients.

Here's a look at a recent blood drive we hosted at the hospital. Thank you to everyone who donated and stopped by to support!

11/07/2025

Walking into any hospital can feel overwhelming. That's where our front desk volunteers come in. They're there to greet patients and visitors with a warm smile. They'll help you get to your destination, show you where to find coffee, and mostly, put you at ease.

Oh, and did we mention they're VOLUNTEERS? We're so grateful to them for donating their time to support our patients and visitors. Thank you, front desk volunteers, from all of us at Stamford Health.

Social media is flooded with information about the "cortisol diet." Is it actually a thing? Do you need to take suppleme...
11/06/2025

Social media is flooded with information about the "cortisol diet." Is it actually a thing? Do you need to take supplements or adjust your diet to manage your cortisol levels? Danielle Ciccone, registered dietitian, breaks it down for us. Learn more! https://ow.ly/axVZ50XnmkJ

11/05/2025

Have you scheduled your annual OB-GYN visit yet? Meet Dr. Rebecca Borneman, an OB-GYN with Stamford Health Medical Group at our New Canaan practice. Dr. Borneman shares more about her background, where she started as a high school teacher, and why she became an OB-GYN as a way to provide community-based high-quality care for patients. Learn more and schedule your appointment with Dr. Borneman!

11/04/2025

Temperatures are cooling, leaves are changing, and Stamford Hospital is looking flawless amidst the change in seasons 🍁

Halloween may be over, but we HAD to share these adorable photos of our tiniest patients 👻 Thank you to our NICU parents...
11/03/2025

Halloween may be over, but we HAD to share these adorable photos of our tiniest patients 👻 Thank you to our NICU parents for sharing these! Which one is your favorite: Superwoman, glam ghost, or baby bunny? We can't decide!

It's spooky season at Stamford Health! Each year, we host a pumpkin decorating contest ... and each year we're even more...
10/30/2025

It's spooky season at Stamford Health! Each year, we host a pumpkin decorating contest ... and each year we're even more wow-ed with the results. Which pumpkin should take home the gourd, or gold, prize this year?

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Thanks to Helen Ainson for hosting a fashion show featuring 25 Stamford Health physicians (we see you, Dr. Lo!) and brea...
10/29/2025

Thanks to Helen Ainson for hosting a fashion show featuring 25 Stamford Health physicians (we see you, Dr. Lo!) and breast cancer survivors! It was an incredible night where 20% of sales went to our Paint The Town Pink campaign. Thank you to everyone who attended and shopped with us!

10/28/2025

Lauren Gulliver was just 12 weeks pregnant when she found a lump in her breast. After scheduling an ultrasound and subsequent biopsies, she received a diagnosis – triple positive breast cancer. Lauren began treatment while pregnant, and delivered her son, Liam, at 29 weeks. "Honestly, at that point, I wasn't really concerned with myself. My concern was more about my child."

In honor of , and in the hopes of raising awareness for others, Lauren shared her story with us. Thank you, Lauren 💓

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