Our Emergency Departments are busier than usual right now. For non-life-threatening needs, visit an urgent care center or use one of our telehealth options. 
  • Find an urgent care location >
  • Schedule a telehealth visit >
  • View estimated wait times >
    • Skip to main content
    Find a DoctorGet Care Now
    Skip to main content
    Explore Our Health System
    Pay a BillContact UsAboutNews & KnowledgeVolunteerDonateMedical ProfessionalsCareers
    My chart icon, a folder with a heart in the middle. MyChart
    Search icon magnifying glass

    Popular Services

    View All Services

    Popular Locations

    View All Locations

    Frequent Searches

    Contrast

    Contact

    Share

    Donate

    MyChart

    Help

    Contrast

    Off
    On

    Contact

    Share

    Donate

    MyChart

    Explore this section

    Community Support Services

    Career Development

    Yale New Haven Hospital, in cooperation with area schools, offers a variety of programs aimed at improving the classroom experience and exposing young scholars to opportunities in health-related fields.

    Learn about our Career Services

    Financial Assistance Programs

    Free care, sliding scale and other financial assistance to uninsured or underinsured patients who cannot afford to pay for medical care as well as Medicaid and Husky enrollment

    Learn about our programs

    Social Work Program

    Yale New Haven Hospital's social work services assists individuals and families by helping them face medical-related problems; and provides brief counseling for emotional issues and parents' concerns.

    Learn more about our program

    School-Based Health Centers

    SBHCs are health clinics that bring preventive and immediate care, as well as counseling, health education and sometimes dental care, to children and adolescents at school.
    Learn about SBHCs

    Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

    Women, Infants and Children (WIC) provides nutrition counseling, breastfeeding education and vouchers for food and infant formula to pregnant women, post-partum women, infants and children up to age 5.

    Learn more about WIC

    Wellness Information Network (WIN)

    The Wellness Information Network (WIN) program helps people who have no health insurance get the care they need. It also helps people gain access to doctors, medical tests and care for long-term illnesses.

    Learn more about WIN