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Connecticut must seize the opportunity created by the new Rural Health Transformation Grant (RHTG) program and bolster Community Health Centers.
Health care providers respond to President Trump’s and the FDA’s announcements regarding Tylenol in pregnancy and autism.
Since opening two years ago, InterCommunity’s art gallery has worked to be a place where art and wellness intersect.
Family Centers officially marked the opening of its new full-service School Based Health Center (SBHC) at Turn of River Middle School with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 22.
Connecticut officials are hoping the state is allotted a piece of a $50 billion federal grant to improve health care and access in rural parts of the state.
A surge in demand is straining Connecticut’s community health centers.
Over the last five years, the state’s community health centers saw an 18% increase in patient volume, new federal data shows.
Video | “CT BUZZ” welcomed Michael Taylor, CEO of the Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, and Dr. Michael Couturie, Chief Medical Officer of Medical and Dental Services, to highlight the organization’s mission of providing accessible healthcare to the Greater New Haven community and beyond.
Community health centers in Connecticut and nationwide are coming together to fight for funding.
With federal budget talks at an impasse, it could lead to lost funding for the centers, which fill gaps in the health care system. In Connecticut, the 17 community health centers in the state provide care for around 452,000 people, regardless of whether they are insured.
Community Health & Wellness Center — which operates clinics in Torrington, Winsted and North Canaan — and Wheeler Health — which serves patients in Bristol, Hartford, New Britain, Plainville and Waterbury — have signed a letter of intent to evaluate combining into one network.
