At the corner of Pearl and Trumbull streets in downtown Hartford, one of the state’s largest healthcare organizations is working to improve the city’s economy while reimagining healthcare.
Hartford HealthCare officially opened the doors of its new headquarters Nov. 17 before a standing room only crowd of hundreds of employees, city, and business leaders.
President Jeffrey Flaks said approximately 700 people will work in the 110,000-square-foot space.
The building houses his office, as well as other executive offices, including the investment, treasury, marketing, and legal teams.
“This was built with the idea to reignite Hartford, to bring the people we do business with from around the country and around the state here to Hartford,” Flaks said.
Flaks said Hartford HealthCare’s purpose goes beyond delivering great healthcare, and the team was proud to be a partner with so many businesses to help reinvigorate the capital city.
“We have to build our clinical offices where people are, and they are built all over the state for a good reason,” Flaks said.
“But we had a choice where we put our headquarters and we put it here for a reason because the capital city needs to be successful.”
The building is transparent in its design, with fewer walls than windows, and décor that represents Hartford HealthCare’s work with murals, color, and curved lines.
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