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Behavioral health centers in Greater Hartford (Ranked by number of licensed mental health professionals as of September 2017) Rank Center No. of licensed mental health professionals/ No. of patients served in 2016 No. of locations/ City, phone number Behavioral health treated/ Services offered Head of center Year founded 1 Institute of Living (a) 200 Retreat Ave. Hartford, CT 06106 860-545-7000; instituteofliving.org 368 5,234 1 Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Family Resource Center, Anxiety Disorders Center, Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, The Braceland Center for Memory & Aging, The Burlingame Center for Psychiatric Research & Education, Assessment Center, 860-545-7200 Anxiety, eating, memory, mood, peripartum mood and psychiatric disorders and schizophrenia Dialectical behavioral therapy, LGBTQ track programs, Grace Webb Clinical Day School, geriatric services, ECT transcrainal magnetic stimulation; all ages, inpatient, outpatient and partial- hospitalization Harold Schwartz Vice president 1822 2 Wheeler Clinic Inc. 91 Northwest Drive Plainville, CT 06062 888-793-3500; wheelerclinic.org 285 24,000 5 Bristol, Hartford, Middletown, New Britain, Plainville, 888-793-3500 (b) Integrated primary care, anxiety, depression, victims of sexual abuse, self-harming and problem sexual behaviors, marital difficulties, mental illness, co-occurring disorders, anger management, substance abuse and gambling Gender-specific, trauma-informed care through outpatient, intensive outpatient and extended-day treatment; individual and family therapy, targeted group-therapy, medication management and medication-assisted treatment integrated with primary care services for children, adolescents and adults Susan Walkama 1968 3 Natchaug Hospital 189 Storrs Road Mansfield Center, CT 06250 860-456-1311 or 800-426-7792; natchaug.org 189 4,725 6 (c) See footnote (d) Attention deficit hyperactivity and autism spectrum disorder, psychiatric and psychological conditions and addiction treatment Evaluations, psychiatric and psychological services for all ages, inpatient, outpatient, residential, partial hospitalization; in-home child and adolescent psychiatric services; community programs include Positive Parenting, NAMI family support, PDD and Autism Support, residential treatment for court-involved teenage girls, clinical day treatment schools and ambulatory services Patricia Rehmer President 1954 4 Community Health Resources 995 Day Hill Road Windsor, CT 06095 860-697-3342; chrhealth.org 188 22,070 7 Bloomfield, 860-243-6584 Enfield, 860-253-5020 Hartford, 860-697-3342 Manchester, 860-646-3888 Mansfield, 860-456-0038 Middletown, 860-894- 2399 Willimantic, 860-456-3215 (e) Mental health, substance use and child welfare Supported housing, employment, foster care, prevention and wellness services Heather Gates President & CEO 1966 5 Rushford (f) 883 Paddock Ave. Meriden, CT 06450 203-630-5356; rushford.org 112 6,630 7 Avon, 877-577-3233 Cheshire, 877-577-3233 Durham (Stonegate & Stonegate Academy), 877-577-3233 Glastonbury, 877-577-3233 Middletown, 877-577-3233 Portland (Stonehaven), 877-577-3233 Mental health and addiction Inpatient, outpatient and partial-hospitalization programs Patricia Rehmer Senior VP N/A 6 Community Mental Health Affiliates (CMHA) 270 John Downey Drive New Britain, CT 06051 860-826-1358; cmhacc.org 69 6,200 10 (g) New Britain (h) Mental health and substance abuse Clinical services, rehabilitation, vocational, residential, supported housing and jail diversion, case management, child and family services, motivational enhancement therapy, trauma sensitive programming and more Raymond Gorman President & CEO 1975 7 Eastern Connecticut Health Network (i) 71 Haynes St. Manchester, CT 06040 860-647-6800; echn.org/behavioral- health-services 65 (j) 15,000 3 Manchester(2), Rockville, 860-647-6800 Psychiatric disorders, eating disorders, substance abuse, child and adolescent disorders Inpatient, day and evening partial hospital treatment programs and outpatient services, vocational training, crisis management and adolescent clinical day school Osman Qureshi Chairman 1981 8 Behavioral Health Group at St. Francis 675 Tower Ave., Suite 301 Hartford, CT 06112 860-714-2750; stfrancis.org 65 3,800 3 Glastonbury, 860-714-2750 Hartford, 860-714-2750 Simsbury, 860-251-6474 Depression, anxiety, PTSD, schizophrenia, ADHD, phobia and smoking cessation Inpatient and outpatient services including detoxification, individualized therapy, group therapy, family therapy and medication management (k) Irfan Munawar Head of facility N/A 9 Klingberg Family Centers 370 Linwood St. New Britain, CT 06052 860-832-5503; www.klingberg.org 53 1,482 2 Hartford, 860-515-2367 New Britain, 860-832-5503 Mental and behavioral health, child welfare Trauma-informed services including group care, special education, foster care, community programs, training and treatment planning Steven Girelli President & CEO 1903 10 UConn Health 263 Farmington Ave. Farmington, CT 06030 844-388-2666; health.uconn.edu/ psychiatry 44 N/A (l) 3 Farmington (2), 844-388-2666 West Hartford, 860-523-3745 Various psychiatric disorders Medication evaluation and management, individual, family, and group psychotherapy, electroconvulsive therapy, geriatric mental health, Huntington's disease program and neuropsychological testing David Steffens Chair N/A 11 InterCommunity Inc. 281 Main St. (m) East Hartford, CT 06118 860-569-5900; intercommunityct.org 25 10,600 2 East Hartford, 860-569-5900 Hartford, 860-714-3704 For children and adults with school difficulties, loss, recent or past trauma, major medical crisis, mental health, alcohol or drug abuse Individuals and groups, therapy, medication assessment and management, children and family services, diagnostic evaluations and crisis stabilization, community support and independent-living skills training, intensive outpatient services, social rehabilitation, employment assistance and Latino ser vices Kimberly Beauregard President & CEO 1977 12 The Connection Inc. 100 Roscommon Drive, Suite 203 Middletown, CT 06457 860-343-5500; www.theconnectioninc.org 17 6,885 5 (n) Hartford, Meriden, Middletown, New Britain, 855-435-7955 Diverse behavioral health, substance abuse, gambling and more Family support, and community justice programs that address community issues affecting residents such as homelessness, substance abuse and poverty Lisa DeMatteis- Lepore CEO 1972 13 Bristol Hospital Counseling Center 420 N. Main St. Bristol, CT 06010 860-583-5858; bristolhospital.org 16 1,500 1 Bristol N/A Outpatient services include group, individual, couples and family therapy; medication evaluation and management, partial hospital and intensive outpatient programs Kurt Barwis President & CEO 1960 14 Middlesex Hospital Behavioral Health Outpatient Center (Adult Program) 80 South Main St. Middletown, CT 06457 860-358-8760; N/A 15 2,467 1 Middletown, 860-358-8760 Adult mental health with dual diagnosis Medical management and individual and group therapy, family advocacy program for minors Terri DiPietro Director 1965 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTERS IN GREATER HARTFORD (Ranked by number of licensed mental health professionals as of September 2017) Source: Each facility via survey and CT Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. (a) A division of Hartford HealthCare; all locations are part of 35-acre campus at 200 Retreat Ave., Hartford. (b) Three additional locations in New Haven, New London and Waterbury. (c) Additional locations at Hickory School in New London, Care Plus in Groton, Quinebaug Center in Dayville and Joshua Centers in Norwich, Groton, Old Saybrook and Danielson. (d) Journey House, Mansfield Center, 860-696-9871; RiverEast, Vernon, 860-870-0119; Sachem House and Mansfield Young Adult Programs, Mansfield Center, 860-465-5960; Windham Older Adult Program at Windham Hospital, Willimantic, 860-456-6793; Joshua Center, Enfield, 860-749-2243 and Mansfield, 860-465-5957. (e) Additional locations in Danielson, Norwich and Putnam. (f) Part of Hartford HealthCare. (g) Two additional locations in Torrington and Waterbury. (h) Child and Family Services, 860-223-2778; Adult Outpatient, 860-224-8192; Community Support/Recovery Pathways, Family Based Recovery, Jail Diversion Program, Next Steps/Supported, Housing/Employment, Substance Abuse Action Council, 860-826-1358; Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 860-826-5383; Assertive Community Treatment Team, 860-229-4850; Transitional Living Center, 860-229-4840; Parkview 5, 860-223-1922; Intensive Assertive Community Treatment Team, 860-224-2044; Transitional Youth Program, 860-224-8880; Pleasant House Women's Residential Program, 860-348-2319. (i) Includes adult ambulatory behavioral health, Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals; acquired by California-based Prospect Medical Holdings Inc. in October 2016. (j) Includes more than 15 licensed psychiatrists and 50 licensed clinicians. (k) Detoxification services at 8-West Acute Behavioral Inpatient Unit's 24-bed facility. (l) 40,000 total patient visits annually for both adult and child/adolescent services. (m) A second location at 16 Coventry St., Hartford. (n) Thirteen locations statewide. —Compiled by Stephanie R. Meagher. THE GREATER HARTFORD HEALTH CARE RESOURCE GUIDE • Fall 2017 29