Connecticut Free Clinics and Community Health Centers

Connecticut Medical and Dental Clinics:

• Greene-hills School Sbhc

  • Location: Bristol, CT - 06010
  • Contact Phone: (860) 793-3500
  • Details: Wheeler and the Bristol and Plainville Public Schools have partnered to expand access to health services for students and their families. New school-based behavioral health clinics employ a national cognitive behavioral intervention model to help students address trauma-related issues, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression and behavioral health issues, and provide other evidence-based interventions to address an array of problems, including anxiety, depression, academic and peer challenges, and more. Linkage to other services in the Bristol community, including assistance with SNAP enrollment and connections with primary and dental care at Wheeler's Family Health & Wellness Center, and a broad continuum of outpatient and community-based levels of care, also are provided. A Wheeler clinician supports each school location.
• Community Health And Wellness Center Of Greater Torrington - Torrington Middle School

  • Location: Torrington, CT - 06790
  • Contact Phone: (860) 496-4050
  • Details: The Community Health & Wellness Center of Greater Torrington is committed to keeping communities healthy. In a compassionate, high quality and patient-centered environment, services are accessible and provided without discrimination, with cultural competence, and where all people matter regardless of their ability to pay. Through coalitions, advocacy and sound fiscal management, these services will be sustained over time.
• Barnum / Waltersville Schools Sbhc

  • Location: Bridgeport, CT - 06608
  • Contact Phone: (203) 275-2430
  • Details: Our mission is to serve as the patient-centered medical home for our communities to achieve and maintain a positive state of wellness, particularly for the uninsured and underserved. OPTIMUS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, supported through patient revenues, the generous support of the community, and grants from federal, state and local government. and private and public foundations. All patient revenues are used for the actual cost of health care.
• Ucfs Healthcare - Colchester Behavioral Health Office

  • Location: Colchester, CT - 06415
  • Contact Phone: (860) 537-7676
  • Details: Over the past 139 years, UCFS has embraced life and faced challenges that were a reflection of the community we serve. We continue to focus our resources on areas of greatest need; build partnerships when demand is beyond our capacity to fulfill alone and have had a lasting impact on thousands of lives that entrust us to provide quality and compassionate care. UCFS is an organization that is designed to change, adjust and meet the needs of the communities we serve.
• Ucfs Healthcare - Plainfield Health Center

  • Location: Moosup, CT - 06354
  • Contact Phone: (860) 822-4938
  • Details: Over the past 139 years, UCFS has embraced life and faced challenges that were a reflection of the community we serve. We continue to focus our resources on areas of greatest need; build partnerships when demand is beyond our capacity to fulfill alone and have had a lasting impact on thousands of lives that entrust us to provide quality and compassionate care. UCFS is an organization that is designed to change, adjust and meet the needs of the communities we serve.
• Fair Haven Community Health Center At 50 Grand Avenue

  • Location: New Haven, CT - 06513
  • Contact Phone: (203) 777-7411
  • Details: The mission of FHCHC is to provide comprehensive primary health care, delivered through innovative and alternative systems of health delivery.
• Nathan Hale Arts Magnet School Sbhc

  • Location: New London, CT - 06320
  • Contact Phone: (860) 447-6060
  • Details: Your school based health center (SBHC) is one of more than seventy similar facilities across Connecticut. The one at your school is a program of Child & Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut, which operates 14 health centers in New London, Groton, Norwich, Stonington, and Waterford. Students in these schools can obtain services such as physicals, minor acute illness care, health promotion and disease prevention education, as well as group, individual and/or family therapy. These centers are licensed by DPH as Outpatient Clinics and are staffed by Certified Nurse Practitioners and Masters-prepared Mental Health Clinicians. SBHCs are familiar venues for children/adolescents as they see and pass by them frequently in their school day. The staff becomes familiar, friendly faces. Parents appreciate the convenience of having their child/adolescent receive health care at the school as it eliminates barriers such as transportation and lack of available or convenient appointments.
• First Choice Health Centers - 265 Ellington Rd

  • Location: East Hartford, CT - 06108
  • Contact Phone: (860) 528-1359
  • Details: First Choice Health Centers’ mission as a community health center providing integrated care is to break down the social and economic barriers to wellness and healthy living while extending the viable and productive lives of those we serve.
• Roosevelt School Sbhc

  • Location: New Britain, CT - 06051
  • Contact Phone: (860) 826-2321
  • Details: The Community Health Center, Inc. is pleased to offer school-based health services in your child’s school during the school day. Licensed healthcare providers are available to provide expanded medical (treatment for illnesses or injuries, and physicals), behavioral health (individual, group, and family therapy), and dental hygiene (exams, cleanings, and sealants) services. Dental restorative services (fillings, pulpotomys, root canals, removal of baby teeth, stainless steel crowns, local anesthesia, mouth prop, treatment of crooked teeth) may also be provided. School-based health services work in conjunction with the care provided by your child’s pediatrician and/or dentist and are not intended to replace regular care by your child’s primary health-care provider.
• Kevin's Community Center

  • Location: Newtown, CT - 06470
  • Contact Phone: (203) 426-0496
  • Details: Kevin’s Community Center, Inc. (KCC) was founded in 2002 as a tax-exempt nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization by Dr. and Mrs. Z. Michael Taweh in memory of their son, Kevin to address the health care crisis in Connecticut for uninsured and underinsured adult residents of Newtown, Bridgewater and Roxbury. At that time, Dr. Taweh led a community-wide, grassroots effort to found the clinic involving state and municipal government and the business, medical, financial, nonprofit and religious sectors and the citizens who had a stake in the well-being of our community. To date we have provided more than 5,000 patient visits and have delivered more than $2,500,000 in free medical care including specialty care referrals. Through the 2008 collapse of the financial markets, KCC’s patient visits soared to 800-900 annually by 2010, serving on average 120 new patient visits per year for those who had lost their health care coverage. As the complexion and complexity of our country’s healthcare system continues to change and evolve, KCC is committed to adapting in order to continue to serve the health care needs of our residents who fall in the gaps and cannot afford proper coverage. We work in collaboration with other community resources in seeing to the overall wellness of our patients. Today, we remain the primary health care provider for some 1,000 local patients. In January 2017, after 15 years of steady fundraising and continuous monitoring of the needs of our community, we moved into our newly-acquired medical building at 25 Commerce Road, Newtown, CT where we constructed a modest but modern clinic space, now fully operational. We are in the process of fundraising to fit-out the remaining 3,500 square feet of the building as community outreach and program space. This will enable us to expand and deepen our offerings to our patients and strengthen collaboration with our vibrant wellness community for the benefit of our beloved Newtown residents.