General Hospital executive producer Frank Valentini is taking to social media to reflect on the series iconic 63^rd anniversary.

The Daytime Emmy Award winning executive producer shared his thoughts on X (formerly Twitter), where he posted, “I would like to take a moment and thank all of the fans who have helped General Hospital reach its 63rd Anniversary.”

He continued, “Today is a very special day and celebrating it with all of you means the world to us.”

The executive producer ended his post teasing, “We have big plans going into this new season. Stay tuned. #GH”

Fans took to the comment section to celebrate the momentous occasion with Valentini.

One user wrote, “Happy Anniversary! GH has been in my life a very long time. I’m looking forward to all the great stuff coming!”

A second fan shared, “Happy 63 years GH and here’s to many, many more! 🥂 And kudos to all of the peeps who make this show possible- behind the cameras and in front. We are blessed to have the most talented actors in our cast ♥️”

A third fan added, “Feeling the love right back 💙 Thank you to EVERYONE in front & behind the scenes for 63 incredible years & remembering the talented ones we’ve lost 💔along the way. It’s no small feat to keep a soap opera going this long. EVERYONE’s dedication/passion truly shows every day. #GH.”

On April 1, 1963, ABC debuted a new daytime drama, General Hospital, positioning it against NBC’s The Doctors. Set in the fictional town of Port Charles, New York, the series initially focused on the lives of doctors and nurses working at the hospital. Over time, the show expanded beyond its medical roots, evolving into a character-driven drama entered on the residents of Port Charles, including prominent families such as the Quartermaines and the Corinthos clan.

New episodes of General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC and streams weeknights on Hulu. Select classic episodes of General Hospital, ranging from 2014 through 2019 are available for purchase on Amazon Prime.