Middlesex Hospital
Welcome!
Located in Middletown, CT, Middlesex Hospital is the flagship location for Middlesex Health, a comprehensive health system offering everything from primary care to specialized surgical procedures. Our priority is to provide the safest, highest quality health care and best experience possible for our community.
Our Hospital is home to world-class technology, Magnet nurses, and expert physicians. On top of this, we are renowned for our commitment to exceptional patient experience, and we receive some of Connecticut's highest quality and satisfaction ratings. In fact, we've been named one of Healthgrades America's Top 100 HospitalsTM in 2020—the only hospital in the state to receive this distinction.
Our Services
Some of the services available at Middlesex Hospital include:
- State-of-the art orthopedic, vascular, and weight loss (bariatric) surgery
- Pregnancy & Birth Center
- 24/7 Emergency Department
- lab services and diagnostic imaging (radiology)
- Supportive care services—such as social work, nutritional counseling, and physical rehabilitation—for patients staying in the hospital
- Inpatient behavioral health and crisis care
Visiting Hours
Visiting Hours During COVID-19
To keep our patients, staff and community as safe as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic, we have updated our visitor policy. We understand how difficult these changes are for our patients, as well as their loved ones, and we appreciate your understanding and support.
Normal Visitor Policy, For Reference Only
We understand the important role that support from family, loved ones, and friends plays in the recovery process. At Middlesex Hospital, visitors are:
- encouraged to see patients between 10 am and 8 pm
- limited to two (2) at a time
As our first objective is to ensure the best possible care for our patients, decisions concerning visitors will be jointly made by the patient’s caregiver and by the patient.
Pregnancy & Birth Center
We encourage families and friends to respect each new mom's need for rest and privacy by keeping visitations brief. Visitation is based on "mom's choice" and is encouraged between the hours of 8 am and 8 pm.
Each day from 2 pm–4 pm, the Pregnancy & Birth Center has "Quiet Time." This allows new parents to rest and bond with their new baby. During these hours, the unit does not allow any visitors–other than the primary support person—at the bedside.
Friends and family who have a cold, flu, other viral infection or recent exposure to chickenpox should not visit at any time.
Other Departments
There are also special visitation policies for the CCU/IMCU and the Inpatient Behavioral Health & Crisis Unit. Please call ahead or speak to your loved one's caregiver for the visitation policy on these units.
Directions
Directions
- Exiting the Outpatient Center, turn right onto Saybrook Road.
- Follow approximately 1.5 miles. After two traffic lights, Saybrook Road turns into Main Street Extension.
- Turn left onto the Route 17, South Main Street connector.
- At the light, turn right onto South Main Street.
- Follow to Crescent Street. Turn right onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.
- Exiting the Medical Center, turn left onto Jones Hollow Road, then turn left onto North Main Street.
- At the stop light, turn right onto Route 66. Follow Route 66 through East Hampton and Cobalt into Portland.
- Continue on Route 66 until you come to a traffic light, where you cannot go straight anymore. Take left and proceed over the Portland Arrigoni Bridge.
- After the bridge go straight onto Main Street. Follow to the intersection with Pleasant Street.
- Turn right onto Pleasant Street, then bear left at the next light onto South Main Street.
- Turn left onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.
- Exiting the Medical Center, turn left onto Route 153.
- Go straight through two lights. Take left onto Route 9 North.
- Follow Route 9 North to Exit 22. Off exit turn left at the stop sign.
- Follow to the intersection with Saybrook Road. Turn right onto Saybrook Road.
- Follow for about 1/2 mile, turning left onto the Route 17, South Main Street connector.
- At the light, turn right onto South Main Street. Follow to Crescent Street.
- Turn right onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.
- Take I-91 South to Exit 22S, Route 9 South.
- Follow Route 9 through Middletown. Take Exit 23, Route 17.
- Continue straight to the intersection with Route 17, South Main Street.
- At the light, turn right onto South Main Street.
- Follow South Main Street to the intersection with Crescent Street.
- Turn right onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.
- Take I-95 to I-91 North.
- Take Exit 22 to Route 9 South toward Cromwell/Middletown.
- In Middletown, take Exit 23. Continue straight to the intersection with Route 17, South Main Street.
- At the light, turn right onto South Main Street.
- Follow South Main Street to the intersection with Crescent Street.
- Turn right onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.
- Take I-91 or Wilbur Cross Parkway to Route 691 East.
- Follow Route 691 (becomes Route 66) to Main Street, Middletown.
- Turn right onto Main Street.
- Continue down Main Street to the intersection with Pleasant Street.
- Turn right onto Pleasant Street, then bear left at the next light onto South Main Street.
- Turn left onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.
- Take I-84 to Route 691 East.
- Follow Route 691 (becomes Route 66) to Main Street, Middletown.
- Turn right onto Main Street. Continue down Main Street to the intersection with Pleasant Street.
- Turn right onto Pleasant Street, then bear left at the next light onto South Main Street.
- Turn left onto Crescent Street. The entrance to the hospital and the Emergency Department are on Crescent Street.