Yale’s Department of Surgery is a premier center for adult and pediatric surgical treatment, providing comprehensive care for a full range of conditions and diseases. To ensure that our patients experience shorter hospital stays and less postoperative discomfort, we employ the latest technologies and surgical techniques, and perform minimally invasive surgery whenever possible. Our renowned surgeons and faculty continue to push the frontiers of surgical science through innovative treatment and leading-edge research, with the ability to offer treatment options that can be difficult to find elsewhere. More state-of-the-art surgical suites at Yale New Haven Hospital than in any other hospital in the region Collaboration with the Yale Department of Biomedical Engineering and with industry to develop 3-D bioprinting for the regeneration, repair, and replacement of human tissue and vessels Nationally recognized Center of Excellence and designated training center for transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) Yale’s Endocrine Neoplasia Laboratory is an internationally renowned multidisciplinary research group in which surgeons work with endocrine geneticists to decipher the molecular genetics of endocrine tumor disease First program in Connecticut to offer three different minimally invasive bariatric surgical techniques: Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, LAP-Band® surgery, and laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy

At Yale Medicine, we specialize in a full range of digestive health care, from advanced endoscopy and colon cancer genetics to managing such conditions as inflammatory bowel disease and liver cancer. We treat complex gastrointestinal motility disorders, provide care for rare diseases, and support patients through liver transplants. Our dedicated team is committed to offering personalized and effective treatments for all aspects of gastrointestinal health. Specialized care is offered in the following areas: Advanced endoscopy: Specialized procedure using an endoscope to diagnose or treat complex issues in the digestive system. Colon cancer genetics: Study of genes that affect the risk of developing colon cancer. Gastrointestinal motility: The movement of food through the digestive tract. Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD): Chronic inflammation of the digestive tract. Liver cancer Liver transplant Lysosomal disease: A group of rare inherited metabolic disorders that result when lysosomes in cells cannot breakdown waste properly. Viral hepatitis: Liver inflammation caused by a virus, such as hepatitis A, B, or C, which can lead to liver damage.

At Yale Medicine, our medical oncology specialists put our patients first. We know that starting cancer treatment as soon as possible is important. That’s why we offer rapid access to appointments and relevant testing, so you can begin your journey to recovery. Your care is personally led by a compassionate physician who works closely with a team of specialists, tailoring your treatment to meet your specific needs. About Us Medical oncology services are available at Smilow Cancer Hospital and at several regional locations across the state of Connecticut. Our physicians specialize in treating many different types of cancer using their expertise to guide your care for the best possible outcome. Throughout your treatment, you will receive personalized support from an intake specialist and a nurse coordinator, who will offer clear communication and comprehensive assistance every step of the way. Understanding that cancer affects more than just your physical health, we extend our support to include your psychological well-being, offering compassion and understanding to help you navigate the emotional challenges of your diagnosis. Click here for more information about our cancer care services.