St Marys Hospital

St. Mary's Hospital has played a vital role in the history of Greater Waterbury, providing nearly a century of service to the people of the Central Naugatuck Valley. Founded in 1907 by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambery, St. Mary's has been a beacon of healing and hope for more than 90 years.

From its earliest days, St. Mary's has enjoyed tremendous support in the community. More than 400 women formed the Ladies Aid Society before the hospital was even dedicated. A crowd in excess of 20,000 thronged Union Square in September 1907 to lay the Hospital cornerstone. Two years later, St. Mary's was formally dedicated; the new health center boasted a staff of 14 including seven Sisters. Today, more than 1,700 of your neighbors and friends are hard at work caring for you, your family and your community. The hospital continues to expand its network of services, forging alliances with other key health care providers, and exploring new ways to comfort and cure.

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