Behavioral & Mental Health | hartfordhealthcare.org | CT

Wheeler Health is a Connecticut-based nonprofit community health center offering integrated primary and behavioral health care for all ages, plus a broad range of specialty services. Key points: - Services: Primary care, behavioral health, education and recovery programs, and extensive specialty services. Integrated care model aims to support health, recovery, and growth. - Locations: Outpatient sites across Connecticut, including Plainville (HQ) and additional facilities; presence in Hartford area and more than 100 community-based programs statewide. - Scale: About 382 employees, ~$41 million annual revenue, founded in 1968; serves over 30,000 individuals annually. - Mission: Accessible, innovative care designed to improve health outcomes and hope for individuals, families, and communities. If you’re specifically looking for “Family Health & Wellness Center” in Hartford, Wheeler Health provides family-focused health and wellness services through its Connecticut network, with Plainville as HQ and multiple Hartford-area community health initiatives. For exact Hartford location details, contact or visit their site’s locations page.

CRMHC Homepage - CT.gov Hartford - What it is: The Capitol Region Mental Health Center (CRMHC) is a Connecticut DMHAS-operated government facility in Hartford providing mental health and addiction services to adults (18+) with serious psychiatric disabilities, including those with co-occurring substance use disorders. - Scope and partnership: CRMHC partners with 15 DMHAS-funded mental health programs in Hartford and West Hartford to deliver a comprehensive array of behavioral health services to about 3,300 individuals and families. - catchment area: Serves residents in Hartford (Catchment Area 23), West Hartford, Farmington, Avon, Canton, and Simsbury (Catchment Area 18). - Leadership: Susan R. Niemitz, LCSW, CEO, overseeing clinical and administrative functions across sites and affiliated DMHAS agencies. - Contact and access: Home page listed as portal.ct.gov/dmhas/crmhc/agency-files/crmhc-homepage; main phone 860-297-0800; emails include colleen.mercier@ct.gov. - Focus areas: Behavioral health services, including psychiatric disability treatment and addiction services; mobile crisis expansion and community-based supports. - Highlights: CRMHC expanded Mobile Crisis services to 24/7, increased specialty residential beds, and improved outpatient billing outcomes under leadership.