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?

Release of information requests are processed by Ramona Fain and Francheska Cantey. Francheska handles all patients that falls between A-M and Ramona N-Z. Ramona can be reached at 203-503-3140 and Francheska at 203-503-3236.

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

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Programs & Services

Addiction Treatment

Programs & Services

Addiction Treatment

Alcohol and Substance Use Recovery Programs

Are you or someone you know struggling with alcohol or substance use? We are here to help! We offer comprehensive treatment at a number of convenient locations. Services include:

Additional treatments include AcuDetox, recovery yoga, recovery coach and referrals to recovery supports, overdose prevention, and Narcan training and case management.

Inpatient Withdrawal Management (Detox)

If you are ready to stop using drugs or alcohol, we are here to help you through the process. Our 26-bed, coed, inpatient detox facility, located at 232 Cedar Street in New Haven, provides the full-time medical care that you need to break your physical dependence on alcohol and/or drugs. Our caring staff is specially trained to help you through every step of this process and to keep you safe. The average inpatient detox stay is 5 days, after which we will connect you to the recovery services you need.

Methadone Maintenance

We offer a number of Medication assisted treatments including methadone, Suboxone (Buprenorphone) and Vivtrol. Services are offered at both our New Haven and Ansonia campus. Walk-ins are welcome.

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Suboxone® (Buprenorphine treatment) and Vivitrol

We offer Suboxone (buphrenorphine treatment) as well as Vivitrol at our New Haven and Ansonia campuses as well as our Recovery & Wellness Center through enrollment in our substance and behavioral health services.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)

We offer Partial hospitalization Program (PHP) , intensive outpatient (IOP) day treatment for adults with substance use issues. PHP and IOP is currently offered at our Recovery & Wellness Center. We also offer individual therapy and medication evaluation and management.

Outpatient Substance and Mental Health Treatment

Individual and group therapy is offered including medication evaluation and management services including case management and recovery support.

Addiction Treatment Locations

Additional treatments include AcuDetox, recovery yoga, recovery coach and referrals to recovery supports, overdose prevention, and Narcan training and case management.

Frequently Asked Questions

We are part of your community and are ready to help you! See below some of the frequently asked questions we get. If you can not find the answer to you question here, please 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?

Release of information requests are processed by Ramona Fain and Francheska Cantey. Francheska handles all patients that falls between A-M and Ramona N-Z. Ramona can be reached at 203-503-3140 and Francheska at 203-503-3236.
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