Published November 12, 2026
Yale New Haven Health recently completed a major Old Saybrook Medical Center (OSMC) expansion and renovation that introduces new clinical services, broadens several high-demand specialties and increases capacity to serve a growing patient population.
“By growing our services and adding new specialties, we are improving access, reducing wait times and ensuring patients throughout the shoreline community receive the care they need closer to home,” said Pamela Sutton-Wallace, acting chief executive officer, YNHHS.
Recent additions include MRI capabilities and new specialty services such as Interventional Psychiatry and Urogynecology. Expanded offerings are now available in Therapeutic Infusion and Ear, Nose and Throat services. In addition, the expanded Yale New Haven Health Heart and Vascular Center program at Old Saybrook Medical Center now has 10 additional exam rooms, offering greater access to cardiovascular testing and general cardiology services.
OSMC’s workforce has also grown, from approximately 35 employees when the facility opened in 2015 to about 50 today.
“The growth of Old Saybrook Medical Center reflects the trust our patients place in us and our commitment to meeting the healthcare needs of this community,” said Jorge Rodriguez, executive vice president and chief ambulatory officer, YNHHS. “We are proud to continue expanding access to specialized care and innovative services while maintaining the convenience and personalized experience our patients value.”
