Recovery & Wellness Center

149 Minor Street

Formerly Grant Street Partnership

Recovery & Wellness Center

149 Minor Street

Formerly Grant Street Partnership

Services Offered at This Location

We have convenient health center locations in New Haven, Ansonia and West Haven communities. Our administrative office is located at 400 Columbus Avenue, New Haven. Our West Haven location helps patients with:

Main Office Hours

Monday
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Tue - Fri
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Sat - Sun
Closed

Check individual department for extended hours

149 Minor Street, New Haven

A Community Of Caring

Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center’s Recovery & Wellness Center (RWC) at 149 Minor Street, New Haven, CT, is a cutting-edge facility dedicated to providing a comprehensive continuum of care for substance use and mental health treatment. Spanning 31,000 square feet, the RWC integrates advanced services and holistic support to promote healing, resilience, and wellness for patients and their families.

Comprehensive Services Offered

The Recovery & Wellness Center offers a variety of evidence-based treatments and holistic support services, including:

Day treatment for substance disorders: Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Outpatient mental health and substance use services

Individual and group therapy

Psychiatric evaluation and medication management

Medication assisted treatment (methadone, suboxone, Vivitrol, etc)

Case management 

Care coordination

Peer support

Primary care, and referrals to CS-HHC’s care network

Therapeutic Shelter for men (40 beds), Recovery House for Women (12 beds)

Specialized Support and Collateral Services

The RWC also provides unique offerings tailored to all needs, including:

12-step education and support

Trauma-informed and affirming services

Acupuncture detoxification

Recovery yoga to promote physical and mental balance

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Expanded Services at the South Central Recovery Center (SCRC)

In addition to the services available at the Recovery and Wellness Center, we offer expanded support at our South Central Recovery Center (SCRC) location at 232 Cedar Street, New Haven. This location provides specialized programs to help individuals on their path to recovery with added flexibility and resources tailored to individual needs.

Learn More About SCRC
At the SCRC, you’ll find:

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid and alcohol use

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)

Outpatient detoxification services

Group and individual therapy

Trauma-informed and affirming services

Learn More About SCRC

Events & Outreach

At the Recovery and Wellness Center we provide holistic, integrated and wrap around services including care coordination, case management, outreach and peer support. Through our outreach and advocacy, we provide HIV and STI education, and awareness within the community to reduce stigma and promote healing. We offer trauma informed and affirming care for all. Come check us out at one of our next events.

Frequently Asked Questions

We are part of your community and are ready to help you! If you have questions or concerns about the services we offer and/or our location, take a look at the list of frequently asked questions and answers we've composed before . If you can not find the answer to your question here, please do not hesitate to call us at (203) 503-3000. 

  • Who can visit us?

    Anyone and everyone. No matter who you are, you can seek help for your healthcare needs with us.

  • How do I make an appointment?

    Call the main number 203-503-3000 or visit one of our locations.

  • Is Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center a free clinic?

    No, we are not a free clinic. We provide healthcare services for a fee. However, because we are a Federally Qualified Health Center, we are able to offer reduced rates to people without insurance as long as they qualify based on income and family size.

  • How much do your services cost?

    Costs will vary based on your specific situation. We accept all insurance including Medicare, Medicaid (Title 19), HUSKY, Charter Oak, and most commercial insurance plans. For anyone without health insurance, we offer services on a sliding-fee scale, which means you pay only what you can. We also can provide assistance with access to State support and services.

  • How can I give feedback about my experience here?

    You may fill out a comment card located in the reception area or right on this website each service can be rated.

  • How can I obtain my medical records?

    Requests for the release of health record information can be made here: https://www.cornellscott.org/request-medical-records or by phone: 203-503-3140. 

  • How can I know if the center is delayed or closed due to severe weather?

    Our 24/7 facility SCRC will remain open during severe weather. To find out if there are delays or closings at any of our other sites go to:


    Channel 3: WFSB Early Warning Network - www.wfsb.com


    Visit our site at: www.cornellscott.org