History of Milford Hospital
Beginning in 1920, Milford Hospital offered the community a comprehensive array of healthcare services, state-of-the-art technology and personalized care. A regional leader in emergency and walk-in services, joint replacement surgery, home care and educational programs, the not-for-profit, 106-bed hospital served the residents of New Haven and Fairfield counties thanks to the support of its employees and over 300 physicians of the medical staff.
Milestones:
| 2001 |
became first in the region to open a hospital based Center for Aesthetic Care and Cosmetic Surgery |
| 2005 |
orthopedic surgeon was the first in the region to use computer guided imaging during total knee replacement. |
| 2006 |
first hospital in the first in Connecticut to offer 3-D and 4-D imaging |
| 2007 |
orthopedic surgeon was first in the state to offer computer-assisted robotic total knee replacement |
| 2011 |
orthopedic surgeon became the first in Connecticut to perform joint replacement of the thumb using a metal implant with new technology |
| 2014 |
orthopedic surgeons become first in the state to offer 3-D printed, custom knee implants |
| 2015 |
partners with YNHH to open the Rehabilitation and Wellness Center at Milford Hospital |
