Saint Mary's Health System

Description

Saint Mary's Hospital is an acute care hospital with 347 licensed beds. Founded in 1907 by the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Chambery, Saint Mary's has been a beacon of healing and hope for 100 years. Built in the heart of the city and within close distance of its once-thriving brass mills so that it could respond readily to injured workers, the hospital has evolved into a diverse health system that today provides a variety of healthcare, educational, financial and other benefits to the people it serves.

Saint Mary's exists to serve the people of Waterbury and its surrounding communities. Providing high quality healthcare to all who need it, regardless of ability to pay, has been central to its mission throughout its existence. Adapting to meet the changing needs of the community, the hospital is more focused than ever on preserving access to appropriate healthcare and providing exceptional quality and service to patients and their families.