This can be a stressful time for individuals managing their recovery. Teodoro Anderson Diaz, LCSW, LADC, Vice President of Family Health and Wellness Center Outpatient Services, offers some perspectives.

This page includes a list of behavioral health groups or related services, which are temporarily on hold, or have changed, due to the COVID-19 virus.

An update from Wheeler about COVID-19.

A new entrance to Wheeler’s Hartford community health center and new ground-floor lobby are now open for patients and other visitors, part of a year-long renovation project to increase accessibility and safety at the 43-49 Woodland Street campus.

Patients at all of Wheeler’s community health centers will have access to farm-fresh produce, thanks to a $12,000 commitment from Wheeler through private donations and a $12,000 matching gift from The Friends of Holcomb Farm through their Fresh Access program.

A new collaboration between Wheeler and Harc, Inc. will help to relieve one of the burdens for Hartford residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities: accessing person-centered, compassionate dental care.

Wheeler’s Sabrina Trocchi, PhD, MPA, president and chief executive officer, talked recently with MetroHartford Alliance about the components of innovative healthcare and Wheeler’s delivery of a broad array of person-centered programs and services to thousands of individuals and families across Connecticut annually.

Wheeler's Health & Wellness Center team will have eight walk-in clinics available to assist with SNAP, SAGA, TANF, HUSKY and Access Healthcare.

Wheeler's community health center at 43 Woodland Street in Hartford is now open on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm as well, providing walk-in and scheduled care for cold and flu symptoms, aches and pains, minor cuts and bruises, behavioral health, addiction services, and more!

Education classes for Wheeler primary care patients with diabetes and pre-diabetes will be offered at our community health centers in Hartford and New Britain starting in December.