An article written by Wheeler's Jessica Arnold, LMFT, director of Behavioral Health, recently ran in the Healthcare Business Review and highlights strategies for employee re-engagement in a post-pandemic environment.

David Ryan, MSN, RN, registered nurse site supervisor, shares his thoughts on his nursing experience.

Connecticut’s National Prevention Week Planning Committee, including state and local organizations, and communities, are marking this observance (May 7 – 13, 2023) with a K-12 student art campaign and a statewide event on May 13, among other activities, reflecting the theme, “A Celebration of Possibility.”

COVID boosters are offered to the public at Wheeler’s five Family Health & Wellness Centers on Wednesdays through the end of April, as well as the Plainville Senior Center through Wheeler’s Mobile Family Health & Wellness Center on March 20 and April 10.

Disasters are costly but preparing for them doesn’t have to be. In fact, taking time to prepare now can help save you thousands of dollars and give you peace of mind when the next disaster or emergency occurs. Take these simple steps now to be better prepared for any disaster or emergency that have little to no cost.

The Community Health Center Association of Connecticut recommends a multi-step plan to keep your family safe during emergencies.

A February 10, 2023 WSHU Public Radio story highlights how community health centers in Connecticut serve individuals and families and strategies for strengthening this system moving forward.

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, Bristol city officials, and Wheeler leadership celebrated the award of $980,000 in federal support for construction of Wheeler’s new health center and administrative headquarters in Centre Square, Bristol. 

Two COVID-19 booster shot clinics will be offered to the public in Bristol on February 23, 2023. No appointment or referral is needed, and insurance cards and IDs are recommended.

The holiday season can be challenging for families under the best of circumstances. For youth in foster care, the season may be even harder because of past loss, the absence of family rituals, uncertainty about the future, and a strong yearning to belong. Here are some tips for making the most of the holiday season with your foster child.