About the Organization
The Saint Raphael Campus as a part of the Yale New Haven Hospital was founded as the Hospital of Saint Raphael. The tradition of medical activities in this place started in 1907 by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth and the medical team led by W. Verdi as a religious hospital. Jubilee was named after the Catholic patron Saint Raphael, the archangel of healing yet the hospital catered for people of all creeds and colour offering respect and human dignity to any patient in their times of suffering.
History
The hospital was established over one hundred years ago with only twelve beds and became an advanced medical center. By the early part of the 1950s, it was a leader in New England in two key areas: cancer treatment and cardiac care; it was the first hospital in the region to create a radiation therapy center; the hospital was also one of earliest community hospitals to try out open-heart operations. This commitment to innovative health care and patient dignity has defined the campus’s brand.
In early 2012, Hospital of Saint Raphael, an acute care Catholic hospital merged with Yale New Haven Hospital system and became a centrally administered organization with two campuses and a total of 1541 beds.
Location and Contact
While at Yale New Haven Hospital, Saint Raphael Campus
1450 Chapel Street
New Haven, CT 06511
Phone: 203-789-3000
Services
The Saint Raphael Campus offers a wide range of services, including:
This is a magnitude of comprehensive cancer treatment
Cardiac treatment, including the latest accepted surgical interventions
Primary care and care from teaching hospitals to the general community