Here are the biggest reasons why CT residents don’t go to the doctor
Being too busy with work or other commitments is the top reason why Connecticut residents delayed or postponed medical care in the past year, according to a recent survey.
‘Little evidence’ managed care would reduce CT Medicaid costs, report finds
Connecticut’s Medicaid program boasts lower costs and similar levels of access when compared to peer states, according to a report by independent consultants, leading to the conclusion that employing a model known as managed care would not likely save the state money.
Bank of America Announces Grant for Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center
Bank of America today announced Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center (CSHHC) and Person to Person (P2P) as its Southern Connecticut 2024 Neighborhood Builders, recognizing their work to provide accessible and affordable healthcare, and create economic opportunity through food access, nutrition and wraparound services, respectively.
Cheshire Nonprofit Awarded $100K Grant From Delta Dental
The Delta Dental Foundation has announced that six organizations in New Haven County…
Community Health & Wellness Center CEO Joanne Borduas Appointed to Governor Lamont’s Health Care Cabinet
Community Health & Wellness Center (CHWC) is pleased to announce that CEO Joanne Borduas…
Physicians, nurse practitioners, and PAs have unique roles in care quality
A new study shows different types of clinicians contribute to enhanced health care quality…
Many Connecticut school-based health centers are seeing a rise in student visits
When students go into their school-based health center for mental health help…
Norwalk Community Health Center to boost adult behavioral health, providers with $600K federal grant
NORWALK — The Norwalk Community Health Center will bring on three new providers and roll out an adult outpatient behavioral health program with $600,000 in federal grant money.
CT getting $4.2M to expand mental health services following increase in teen suicide
This money will be going to a number of community health centers around the state.
New 46,000-square-foot health center continues transformation of a CT city’s downtown
As community leaders applauded the opening of Wheeler Health’s glistening new three-story headquarters and health center in Bristol Tuesday, Mayor Jeff Caggiano said it’s much more than a source of jobs and an attractive element in rebuilding the city’s center.