OACRA Connecticut Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory
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Connecticut Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Service Resources
This directory organizes treatment, behavioral health, substance use recovery, mental health counseling, MAT/OTP access, evaluations, crisis support, reentry care coordination, domestic violence and anger-management service routes, county and regional access points, and other court-related service resources that may support people navigating probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, reentry, treatment court, substance use recovery, mental health needs, documentation requests, and supervision-related service obligations in Connecticut.
Important: OACRA is an independent resource infrastructure platform. OACRA does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, Medicaid, HUSKY, insurance, supervision, case-management, provider-approval, or treatment-placement advice and does not determine whether a provider, treatment program, evaluation, counseling service, MAT/OTP service, telehealth appointment, crisis service, support group, domestic violence program, anger-management provider, certificate, attendance record, progress report, discharge summary, completion letter, or other documentation satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment court plan, evaluator recommendation, Medicaid or HUSKY requirement, insurance requirement, supervision instruction, agency referral, or provider-specific intake requirement. Always confirm approval, documentation, attendance, payment, reporting, completion, telehealth, travel, provider status, referral requirements, Medicaid/HUSKY, insurance, and documentation requirements with the court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, treatment provider, DMHAS route, CT BHP or Medicaid/HUSKY route, insurance plan, county or regional behavioral health access route, or referring agency before enrolling.
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Connecticut treatment resources
Are you a treatment, counseling, recovery, or court-related service provider in Connecticut?
Treatment providers, behavioral health programs, recovery organizations, MAT/OTP providers, evaluation and assessment providers, domestic violence and anger-management providers, outpatient and intensive outpatient programs, residential treatment programs, reentry care coordination providers, peer recovery programs, telehealth providers, crisis programs, culturally responsive providers, and community organizations may request listing updates or enhanced visibility on OACRA.
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Treatment service categories
Treatment and Behavioral Health Services That May Be Listed
OACRA treatment directories may include substance use treatment, mental health counseling, co-occurring care, MAT/OTP services, outpatient and intensive outpatient programs, residential treatment, detox and withdrawal-management routes, recovery support, peer navigation, crisis stabilization, domestic violence services, anger management, offense-related counseling, evaluations and assessments, telehealth access, reentry counseling, treatment court support, specialized groups, and documentation-supporting service routes.
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Statewide Treatment, Behavioral Health & Referral Resources
Coverage: All Connecticut counties. This section keeps official statewide access points, DMHAS service routes,
crisis resources, treatment locators, MAT/OTP search routes, Medicaid behavioral health navigation, reentry care coordination,
and documentation guidance in one place so regional sections can focus on local and regional providers.
Statewide access DMHAS, CT Clearinghouse, CT BHP, 988 & Treatment Locators
DMHAS 24/7 Access Line — Substance Use Treatment Referral
Statewide access route funded by Connecticut DMHAS and operated by Wheeler to help Connecticut residents connect with substance use treatment,
including referral navigation for detox, residential, outpatient, and related services. Users with probation, parole, pretrial, diversion,
or court-related requirements should explain the exact condition during intake and ask what documentation can be provided.
DMHAS access
SUD referral
Confirm documentation
Intake • level of care • detox • residential • outpatient • attendance records
Statewide Connecticut
Connecticut DMHAS — Finding Services & Service Locators
State behavioral health navigation hub for mental health and addiction services, including service locators,
DMHAS-funded programs, regional resources, and links to provider directories. Use this route to verify public-system options,
state-funded pathways, and local treatment availability before enrolling.
State locator
Mental health / SUD
Verify fit first
Provider status • intake route • payment • records • referral requirements
Statewide / local provider search
Connecticut Clearinghouse — Treatment Facility Locator
Statewide information and locator route for addiction, mental health, prevention, recovery, wellness, and related services.
Useful for locating providers by area and service type. Confirm whether the selected provider can support court-related documentation,
supervision progress reports, or attendance records before starting.
Treatment locator
Mental health / addiction
Confirm approval
Provider category • availability • referral records • supervision documentation
Statewide Connecticut
Connecticut Behavioral Health Partnership — CT BHP
Behavioral health partnership involving DSS, DCF, and DMHAS with Carelon as the administrative services organization.
Useful for people using HUSKY/Medicaid-related behavioral health routes or trying to understand covered behavioral health pathways.
Confirm provider participation, prior authorization, records, and supervision documentation directly.
Medicaid route
Behavioral health
Confirm coverage
Coverage • provider participation • authorization • appointment records
Statewide Connecticut / Medicaid behavioral health route
Specialized routes Crisis, MAT/OTP, Reentry & Court-Related Supports
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
24/7 crisis support by call, text, or chat. For immediate danger, medical emergency, overdose, violence, or an active safety emergency,
call 911. For non-emergency follow-up, ask providers about urgent appointments, stabilization, telehealth, transportation barriers,
referral records, and ongoing care planning.
Crisis support
Call / text / chat
Emergency: 911
Safety planning • urgent intake • referral records • ongoing care route
Statewide / national crisis route
FindTreatment.gov — SAMHSA Treatment Locator
National treatment locator for mental health and substance use treatment providers. Use it to search by city, zip code,
service type, payment type, medication options, telehealth, outpatient, inpatient, residential, and detox-related availability.
Court-related users should confirm approval and documentation before enrolling.
Treatment locator
SUD / mental health
Confirm provider fit
Services • medication • level of care • payment • attendance records
Statewide / national locator route
DMHAS Transitional Services & CORP Reentry Routes
DMHAS transitional and forensic service routes may support coordination for people returning from incarceration with behavioral health,
mental health, substance use, and reentry-related needs. CORP-related routes include communities such as Hartford, Bridgeport,
New Haven, Norwich/New London, Waterbury, and New Britain/Bristol. Confirm referral eligibility and agency routing directly.
Reentry route
Behavioral health coordination
Referral may be required
Referral source • eligibility • care coordination • reentry plan • records
Hartford • Bridgeport • New Haven • Norwich/New London • Waterbury • New Britain/Bristol
Domestic Violence, Family Violence & Anger-Management Service Routes
People ordered or referred to domestic violence, family violence, anger-management, or related counseling should not assume any class
or provider will satisfy a court or supervision requirement. Confirm the approved provider list, required curriculum, referral process,
reporting format, attendance rules, and completion documentation before enrolling.
DV / anger route
Court-related counseling
Confirm approved provider
Approved curriculum • referral • attendance reports • completion letter
Statewide / court or referral-specific route
Greater Hartford & Central Connecticut Treatment Providers
Coverage focus: Hartford County and central Connecticut communities including Hartford, West Hartford, East Hartford,
New Britain, Bristol, Manchester, Enfield, Southington, Plainville, Farmington, and surrounding towns. Users should confirm
intake route, insurance or payment, referral requirements, attendance documentation, and whether the provider can support
a court, probation, parole, diversion, treatment court, or reentry-related requirement.
Regional providers Behavioral Health, SUD, MAT, Reentry & Outpatient Routes
Wheeler Clinic — Adult Reentry Program & Behavioral Health Services
Community-based behavioral health, substance use, integrated care, and reentry-related service provider with routes serving justice-involved adults.
Wheeler’s adult reentry information describes referrals from Department of Correction, parole, probation, and community providers.
Confirm eligibility, referral route, location, appointment availability, and documentation before enrolling.
Reentry / SUD
Hartford route
Referral may be required
Referral • reentry eligibility • SUD care • co-occurring care • progress reports
Hartford • Waterbury • statewide Wheeler service routes
InterCommunity Health Care — Hartford / East Hartford
Community health and behavioral health provider serving Hartford-area residents through mental health, addiction recovery,
primary care, and related support routes. Users with court-related requirements should ask about intake screening,
treatment level, MAT availability, insurance, attendance records, and progress-report documentation.
Behavioral health
SUD / outpatient
Confirm documentation
Intake • addiction recovery • mental health • MAT • attendance records
Hartford • East Hartford • central Connecticut
Community Health Resources — CHR
Regional behavioral health provider with Connecticut service routes that may include mental health, substance use,
outpatient, intensive outpatient, crisis, and community-based supports depending on location and eligibility.
Confirm the correct office, intake pathway, payment, and documentation capability.
Behavioral health
Outpatient / crisis route
Confirm location
Service location • intake • IOP • crisis follow-up • supervision records
Manchester • Enfield • Hartford-area and regional service routes
The Connection Inc. — Behavioral Health, Reentry & Community Supports
Connecticut nonprofit providing behavioral health, substance use, community justice, housing-adjacent, and reentry-related service routes.
Program eligibility varies by location and referral source. Confirm whether the specific program supports court-related documentation,
supervision reporting, or reentry case coordination.
Reentry support
Behavioral health
Program eligibility varies
Referral source • program fit • case coordination • attendance or progress reports
Hartford-area and statewide Connecticut program routes
Specialized access MAT/OTP, Hospital-Based, Detox, IOP & Regional Search Routes
Root Center for Advanced Recovery — MAT & Behavioral Health Routes
Connecticut addiction recovery provider with MAT/OTP and behavioral health service routes across multiple communities.
People with opioid-treatment, medication, counseling, or supervision-related requirements should confirm dosing schedule,
medication options, counseling expectations, take-home rules, payment, and documentation.
MAT / OTP
Opioid treatment
Confirm dosing rules
Methadone • buprenorphine • counseling • dosing • attendance verification
Hartford • Manchester • New Britain • other CT locations
Rushford — Hartford HealthCare Behavioral Health Network
Hartford HealthCare behavioral health provider offering substance use and behavioral health treatment routes that may include detox,
residential addiction treatment, PHP, IOP, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual therapy, group therapy,
family therapy, crisis evaluation, and stabilization depending on location and eligibility.
Detox / residential
PHP / IOP
Confirm level of care
Detox • residential • PHP • IOP • psychiatric evaluation • completion records
Central Connecticut / Hartford HealthCare service routes
Hartford HealthCare Behavioral Health Network
Regional behavioral health network with mental health, addiction treatment, crisis, outpatient, intensive, residential,
and hospital-connected service routes depending on program and location. Confirm whether the service type aligns with the court,
evaluator, probation, parole, diversion, or treatment court requirement before scheduling.
Hospital network
Mental health / SUD
Confirm program fit
Assessment • program level • insurance • records • court-related documentation
Hartford-area and broader Connecticut network
Greater Hartford Provider Search Route
Hartford-area users who are unsure where to start should use the DMHAS Access Line, DMHAS service locators,
Connecticut Clearinghouse, CT BHP, and FindTreatment.gov to compare intake availability, payment routes, level of care,
MAT/OTP options, outpatient schedules, residential or detox availability, and documentation capacity.
Search route
Hartford-area access
Confirm before enrolling
Provider approval • appointment proof • progress letters • payment • schedule
Hartford • New Britain • Bristol • Manchester • Enfield • central CT
New Haven, Meriden & South Central Connecticut Treatment Providers
Coverage focus: New Haven County and south central Connecticut communities including New Haven, West Haven, East Haven,
Hamden, Meriden, Wallingford, Milford, Orange, Branford, Guilford, Ansonia, Derby, Shelton, and surrounding towns.
This region includes major behavioral health, substance use, MAT/OTP, outpatient, reentry, hospital-connected,
and regional access routes. Users should confirm court, probation, parole, diversion, treatment court, evaluator,
Medicaid, insurance, and documentation requirements before enrolling.
Regional providers SUD, MAT/OTP, Mental Health, Evaluation & Outpatient Routes
APT Foundation — New Haven Substance Use, MAT & Recovery Services
Major New Haven-area provider for substance use treatment, opioid treatment, medication-assisted treatment,
outpatient care, residential recovery routes, co-occurring support, and related recovery services for adults.
APT is commonly associated with methadone, buprenorphine, outpatient, and recovery programming. Confirm intake,
medication options, dosing schedule, residential availability, payment, and documentation before enrolling.
MAT / OTP
SUD treatment
Confirm dosing / records
Methadone • buprenorphine • outpatient • residential • attendance verification • progress reports
New Haven • Greater New Haven • south central CT
Connecticut Mental Health Center — SATU Substance Abuse Treatment Unit
CMHC-SATU is a Greater New Haven substance use evaluation, treatment, and referral route operated through
a cooperative relationship involving DMHAS and Yale Psychiatry. SATU may support alcohol and drug evaluation,
outpatient treatment, referrals, counseling, and related care routes. Confirm intake, eligibility, insurance or payment,
group expectations, medication availability, and documentation before relying on it for a court-related requirement.
Evaluation / SUD
Greater New Haven
Confirm documentation
Evaluation • referrals • outpatient groups • medication options • proof of attendance
New Haven • Greater New Haven community
Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center — Behavioral Health & Addiction Services
New Haven community health provider with behavioral health, mental health, addiction, integrated care,
and outpatient support routes. Users should ask about intake, counseling, medication support, MAT availability,
insurance or sliding-scale options, referral needs, and whether attendance or progress documentation can be issued
for supervision or court-related records.
Community health
Behavioral health / SUD
Confirm records
Behavioral health intake • addiction care • MAT • records • payment options
New Haven • Greater New Haven community health route
BHcare — Shoreline, Ansonia & Behavioral Health Service Routes
Regional behavioral health provider serving south central Connecticut communities through mental health,
substance use, domestic violence, outpatient, crisis-adjacent, and community support routes depending on location.
Court-related users should confirm the correct program, eligibility, referral process, reporting format, and completion documentation.
Behavioral health
Outpatient / DV route
Confirm program fit
Mental health • SUD • DV services • intake • court-related documentation
Branford • Ansonia • Shoreline • south central CT
Reentry & specialized care Justice-Involved, Residential, IOP, Detox & Regional Search Routes
Connecticut Renaissance — New Haven / Regional Behavioral Health & Reentry Routes
Connecticut Renaissance provides substance use, behavioral health, and justice-involved service routes across multiple Connecticut communities.
Regional options may include outpatient, residential, reentry, recovery, and community-based programs depending on location and referral source.
Confirm program fit, eligibility, supervision documentation, and whether referral from probation, parole, court, DOC, or another agency is required.
Reentry / SUD
Behavioral health
Referral may be required
Reentry eligibility • referral source • outpatient • residential • progress documentation
New Haven • Bridgeport • Waterbury • regional CT program routes
MCCA — New Haven / Waterbury / Regional Substance Use Treatment Routes
MCCA provides substance use prevention, evaluation, treatment, outpatient, residential, and recovery-related service routes
across multiple Connecticut communities, including New Haven, Waterbury, Danbury, Torrington, Derby, and other locations.
Users should confirm the correct location, appointment availability, level of care, walk-in days, insurance, and documentation.
SUD treatment
Evaluation / outpatient
Confirm location
Evaluation • outpatient • residential • walk-in days • attendance letters
New Haven • Waterbury • Derby • Danbury • Torrington • regional CT
Yale New Haven Health — Behavioral Health & Addiction Care Routes
Hospital-connected behavioral health and addiction care routes may support psychiatric evaluation, behavioral health treatment,
addiction care, emergency stabilization, outpatient referrals, and specialty care depending on clinical need, insurance,
and program availability. Court-related users should confirm whether the service can provide the specific documentation required.
Hospital route
Behavioral health / addiction
Confirm documentation
Assessment • addiction care • psychiatric care • referrals • records
New Haven • Yale New Haven Health service region
New Haven / Meriden Provider Search Route
South central Connecticut users who are unsure where to start should compare DMHAS Access Line, DMHAS service locators,
Connecticut Clearinghouse, CT BHP, SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, and provider intake lines. This is especially important when
the requirement mentions a specific level of care, MAT/OTP, evaluation, domestic violence counseling, anger management,
intensive outpatient treatment, residential treatment, or progress-report documentation.
Search route
South central CT
Confirm before enrolling
Approved provider • appointment proof • completion letter • payment • schedule
New Haven • Meriden • Milford • Wallingford • Valley • shoreline
Fairfield County & Southwest Connecticut Treatment Providers
Coverage focus: Fairfield County and southwest Connecticut communities including Bridgeport, Stamford, Norwalk,
Danbury, Stratford, Fairfield, Trumbull, Shelton, Greenwich, Westport, Darien, New Canaan, Monroe, Bethel, Ridgefield,
and surrounding towns. This region includes substance use treatment, behavioral health counseling, MAT/OTP,
outpatient and intensive outpatient care, residential recovery routes, impaired-driver education routes, reentry-linked
treatment routes, and regional provider search routes. Always confirm referral requirements, court approval, payment,
schedule, attendance records, and completion documentation before enrolling.
Regional providers Bridgeport, Stamford, Norwalk, Danbury & Fairfield County Routes
Recovery Network of Programs — Bridgeport / Stamford Treatment Continuum
Fairfield County recovery provider with Bridgeport and Stamford routes that may include outpatient treatment,
intensive outpatient programming, MAT, methadone, buprenorphine/Suboxone, integrated health, mental health,
substance use treatment, problem-gambling treatment, recovery residences, inpatient level-of-care routes,
and court-adjacent linkage programs depending on location and eligibility.
MAT / outpatient
Bridgeport / Stamford
Confirm program fit
MAT • IOP • counseling • psychiatric evaluation • attendance verification • progress letters
Bridgeport • Stamford • Fairfield County service routes
Recovery Network of Programs — Kinsella Treatment Center
Bridgeport medication-assisted treatment route described by RNP as a CARF-accredited, Department of Public Health-licensed
MAT program using prescribed methadone and supportive counseling for opioid use treatment. Users should confirm dosing schedule,
intake requirements, medication options, counseling expectations, take-home rules, transportation barriers, and documentation.
Methadone / MAT
Bridgeport
Confirm dosing rules
Methadone • counseling • dosing schedule • take-home rules • verification letters
Bridgeport • Greater Bridgeport opioid treatment route
Recovery Network of Programs — Jay Brothers Unified Resource Center
Bridgeport outpatient clinic route described by RNP as a dually licensed clinic with individual and group treatment,
intensive outpatient services, anger management, crisis intervention, psychiatric evaluations, medication monitoring,
primary care linkage, and practical support routes. Confirm referral requirements, group schedule, reporting format,
and whether the service can support supervision documentation.
Outpatient / IOP
Anger management route
Confirm records
IOP • anger management • psychiatric evaluation • medication monitoring • progress reports
480 Bond Street • Bridgeport, CT 06610
Connecticut Renaissance — Fairfield County Behavioral Health, Addiction & Justice-Related Routes
Connecticut Renaissance offers behavioral health, addiction, criminal justice, outpatient, community,
and residential program routes in Fairfield and New Haven counties. Fairfield County routes may include
Bridgeport, Norwalk, Stamford, impaired-driver and drug-education programs, gambling treatment, outpatient behavioral clinics,
youth/family court-involved routes, and justice-adjacent programming. Confirm eligibility, referral source, and documentation.
Criminal justice route
Outpatient / education
Confirm referral
Outpatient clinic • impaired-driver education • justice route • referral • completion letter
Bridgeport • Norwalk • Stamford • Fairfield County / regional CT routes
Specialized access Residential, IOP, Family Recovery, Addiction Counseling & Provider Search Routes
Liberation Programs — Fairfield County Substance Use, MAT & Recovery Routes
Fairfield County substance use and recovery provider with Bridgeport, Stamford, Norwalk, Greenwich, and residential-related routes.
Program routes may include outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment, recovery support, residential stabilization,
family recovery programming, and community-based services depending on site and eligibility. Confirm intake, payment,
medication options, level of care, and documentation before enrolling.
SUD / MAT
Bridgeport / Stamford / Norwalk
Confirm level of care
MAT • outpatient • residential • family recovery • appointment proof • progress reports
Bridgeport • Stamford • Norwalk • Greenwich • Fairfield County
Family & Children’s Agency — Norwalk Addiction Recovery & Behavioral Health
Norwalk-based provider with addiction recovery and behavioral health routes, including substance use and mental health evaluation,
individual sessions, IOP-related support, medication management, case management, psychiatric evaluation when needed,
and transportation support for some nearby towns. Court-related users should confirm whether the program can issue required records.
Addiction recovery
Norwalk behavioral health
Confirm records
Evaluation • IOP • medication management • case management • drug screens • documentation
Norwalk • Darien • Greenwich • New Canaan • Stamford • Westport • Weston • Wilton
MCCA — Danbury / Western Connecticut Substance Use Treatment Routes
MCCA provides substance use evaluation, outpatient, residential, detox-related, and recovery service routes across multiple Connecticut locations,
including Danbury and other western/southwestern Connecticut communities. Users should confirm intake location, walk-in availability,
insurance, level of care, court-related documentation, and whether the recommended service matches the ordered requirement.
SUD treatment
Danbury / western CT
Confirm level of care
Evaluation • outpatient • detox/residential route • appointment proof • completion documentation
Danbury • Derby • western and southwest Connecticut routes
Fairfield County Provider Search Route
Fairfield County users who are unsure where to start should compare DMHAS Access Line, DMHAS service locators,
Connecticut Clearinghouse, CT BHP, SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, and provider intake lines. This is especially important
when a court, evaluator, supervising officer, treatment court, or diversion agreement requires a specific level of care,
MAT/OTP, IOP, residential treatment, impaired-driver education, anger management, or written progress documentation.
Search route
Southwest CT
Confirm before enrolling
Approved provider • attendance records • progress reports • completion letters • payment
Bridgeport • Stamford • Norwalk • Danbury • Greenwich • Fairfield County
Eastern & Southeastern Connecticut Treatment Providers
Coverage focus: New London County, Windham County, eastern Connecticut, and southeastern Connecticut communities including
New London, Norwich, Groton, Waterford, Stonington, Montville, Ledyard, Griswold, Plainfield, Colchester, Willimantic,
Windham, Danielson, Putnam, and surrounding towns. This region includes substance use treatment, behavioral health counseling,
MAT/MOUD, residential recovery, detox and withdrawal-management routes, community-based behavioral health, reentry-linked care,
and rural/eastern Connecticut access routes. Users should confirm intake, referral requirements, court or supervision approval,
payment, transportation, telehealth options, and documentation before enrolling.
Regional providers New London, Norwich, Windham & Eastern Connecticut Routes
UCFS Healthcare — Behavioral Health, Counseling & MAT Services
Eastern Connecticut community health provider with behavioral health routes that may include counseling and therapy,
substance use therapies, medication-assisted treatment/MOUD, mental health medications, family support,
recovery support, case management, and integrated medical care depending on location and eligibility. Confirm intake,
insurance, MAT availability, records, and supervision documentation.
Behavioral health
MAT / MOUD route
Confirm site availability
Counseling • MAT/MOUD • Suboxone • therapy groups • medication • attendance records
Norwich • New London • Griswold • Colchester • Plainfield • eastern CT
UCFS Healthcare — Eastern Connecticut Location Route
UCFS lists behavioral health access through multiple eastern Connecticut health centers, including Norwich,
New London, Griswold, Colchester, and Plainfield/Moosup. This route is useful when users need a community health center
that can coordinate behavioral health with medical care, recovery support, medication, and documentation needs.
Location route
Community health
Confirm appointment availability
Norwich: 860-892-7042
New London: 860-442-4319
Griswold: 860-376-7040
Colchester: 860-537-7676
Plainfield/Moosup: 860-822-4938
Behavioral health intake • MAT • therapy • telehealth • proof of attendance
Norwich • New London • Griswold • Colchester • Plainfield/Moosup
SCADD — Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
Southeastern Connecticut substance use treatment provider with a continuum of licensed treatment services that may include
withdrawal management/detox, residential treatment, transitional residential recovery, outpatient treatment,
recovery planning, and community-based supports. Confirm level of care, bed availability, referral needs, payment,
and documentation before using the program for a court-related condition.
Detox / residential
SUD treatment
Confirm level of care
Detox • residential • transitional treatment • outpatient • admission records • completion letters
New London • Norwich • Lebanon Pines • southeastern CT
SCADD Residential, Detox & Transitional Recovery Routes
SCADD describes residential and transitional treatment routes such as Lebanon Pines, Norwich Altruism House for Men,
New London Altruism House for Men, Gordon House for Women, and Braxton House for Men, plus medically monitored
withdrawal-management/detox routes. Users should confirm admission criteria, gender-specific placement, waitlist,
medication policies, discharge documentation, and referral requirements.
Residential recovery
Withdrawal management
Confirm placement
Detox • residential level • waitlist • discharge plan • supervision documentation
New London • Norwich • Lebanon • southeastern Connecticut
Specialized access MAT/OTP, Adult Behavioral Health, Reentry & Regional Search Routes
Root Center for Advanced Recovery — New London Clinic
New London clinic providing comprehensive mental health and substance use treatment routes, including group therapy,
intensive outpatient programming, individual therapy, medication management, family therapy, and medication-assisted treatment
options such as buprenorphine, naltrexone, and methadone. Confirm dosing hours, counseling expectations, records, and transportation.
MAT / OTP
New London
Confirm dosing schedule
Methadone • buprenorphine • naltrexone • IOP • dosing proof • progress reports
931 Bank Street • New London, CT 06320
Sound Community Services — Adult Behavioral Health & Community Supports
New London-area behavioral health provider associated with outpatient mental health, substance use services,
community supports, case management, and adult behavioral health routes. Users with court-related needs should confirm
intake eligibility, service type, waitlist, reporting format, and whether the program can provide progress letters
or attendance records.
Adult behavioral health
New London / Norwich route
Confirm documentation
Mental health • SUD services • case management • appointment records • progress letters
New London • Norwich • southeastern Connecticut
Perception Programs — Windham / Eastern Connecticut Behavioral Health Routes
Eastern Connecticut provider associated with behavioral health, substance use, residential, outpatient,
case management, and justice-involved service routes in the Windham/Willimantic area and nearby communities.
Confirm current program availability, referral source, eligibility, documentation, and whether the selected program
matches the ordered treatment condition.
Eastern CT provider
SUD / behavioral health
Confirm current program
Outpatient • residential • reentry route • referral • attendance/progress documentation
Willimantic • Windham • Danielson • eastern Connecticut
Eastern Connecticut Provider Search Route
Eastern Connecticut users who are unsure where to start should compare DMHAS Access Line, DMHAS service locators,
Connecticut Clearinghouse, CT BHP, SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, and provider intake lines. This is especially important
when the requirement mentions detox, residential care, MAT/OTP, outpatient counseling, mental health treatment,
co-occurring care, reentry coordination, or written documentation for court or supervision.
Search route
Eastern / southeastern CT
Confirm before enrolling
Approved provider • intake • level of care • appointment proof • progress reports
New London • Norwich • Groton • Willimantic • Windham • Danielson • eastern CT
Northwest, Litchfield & Rural Connecticut Treatment Providers
Coverage focus: Litchfield County, northwest Connecticut, rural access areas, and nearby western Connecticut communities including
Torrington, Winsted, Litchfield, New Milford, Canaan, Kent, Sharon, Salisbury, Thomaston, Plymouth, Watertown, Waterbury,
Danbury, and surrounding towns. This region includes behavioral health, substance use treatment, MAT/MOUD, residential treatment,
outpatient treatment, hospital-connected behavioral health, rural access routes, and telehealth-supported care. Users should confirm
transportation, referral requirements, level of care, payment, appointment availability, telehealth options, attendance records,
and court or supervision documentation before enrolling.
Regional providers Torrington, Litchfield, Winsted, Danbury & Rural Access Routes
McCall Behavioral Health Network — Northwest Connecticut Treatment & Recovery Routes
Northwest and western Connecticut behavioral health provider with substance use, mental health, outpatient,
residential, open-access, prevention, recovery, and community service routes. McCall’s outpatient information
describes expedited open-access support in Danbury, Torrington, and Waterbury; residential routes include intensive
and intermediate treatment options with co-occurring mental health and substance use support. Confirm intake,
eligibility, payment, level of care, and documentation before enrolling.
SUD / mental health
Outpatient / residential
Confirm open access
Open access • outpatient • residential • co-occurring care • attendance records • progress reports
Torrington • Winsted • Waterbury • Danbury • northwest / western CT
McCall Behavioral Health Network — Residential Treatment Route
McCall describes intensive and intermediate residential treatment options for people needing structured recovery support,
including co-occurring mental health and substance use programming. Users should confirm admission criteria, waitlist,
referral source, approved level of care, discharge documentation, and whether the program can provide progress updates
to a court, supervising officer, evaluator, or referring agency when authorized.
Residential treatment
Co-occurring care
Confirm admission route
Admission • residential level • co-occurring care • discharge plan • completion documentation
58 High Street • Torrington, CT 06790
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital — Behavioral Health Center
Torrington hospital-connected behavioral health center providing adult behavioral health services such as individual therapy,
group therapy, medication management, psychiatric and behavioral health support, and treatment planning for psychiatric,
behavioral, emotional, and substance use symptoms. Users should confirm intake, insurance, referral, clinical level of care,
and court-related documentation capacity.
Hospital-based care
Behavioral health / SUD
Confirm clinical fit
Individual therapy • group therapy • medication management • SUD symptoms • records
540 Litchfield Street • Torrington, CT 06790
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital — Opiate Addiction Counseling & Resource Route
Charlotte Hungerford describes an opiate addiction counseling route connected to regional resource navigation for people who are
opiate-dependent. This can help users understand local treatment options and connect with appropriate resources in the Torrington
and northwest Connecticut region. Confirm whether the service is counseling, referral navigation, MAT linkage, or a broader treatment route.
Opiate support
Resource navigation
Confirm service type
Opiate addiction counseling • MAT referral • local resources • records • next-step planning
Torrington • northwest Connecticut resource route
Specialized access MAT, Western CT Providers, Rural Search Routes & Telehealth Planning
Root Center for Advanced Recovery — Torrington Clinic
Torrington MAT/behavioral health clinic serving people with substance use and mental health needs, with medication-assisted
treatment options that may include methadone, buprenorphine, naltrexone, and related counseling or behavioral health services.
Users should confirm intake, dosing hours, counseling schedule, medication availability, payment, take-home rules, and documentation.
MAT / OTP
Torrington
Confirm dosing schedule
Methadone • buprenorphine • naltrexone • counseling • dosing proof • progress reports
Torrington • northwest Connecticut opioid treatment route
MCCA — Torrington, Danbury & Western Connecticut Substance Use Routes
MCCA provides substance use evaluation, outpatient, residential, and recovery-related service routes across western and central Connecticut,
including Torrington, Danbury, Waterbury, Derby, and New Haven-area locations. Users should confirm the correct location,
intake schedule, level of care, insurance, walk-in availability, attendance records, and completion documentation.
SUD treatment
Western CT
Confirm location
Evaluation • outpatient • residential route • walk-in access • appointment proof • completion letter
Torrington • Danbury • Waterbury • Derby • western CT
Community Health & Wellness Center — Torrington / Winsted Integrated Care Route
Northwest Connecticut community health route that may support integrated primary care and behavioral health referrals for rural-area users.
This can be useful when a person needs local care coordination, behavioral health screening, medication management referral,
telehealth planning, or connection to treatment resources. Confirm current behavioral health availability and documentation capacity.
Integrated care
Rural access
Confirm behavioral health availability
Behavioral health referral • integrated care • telehealth • medication route • records
Torrington • Winsted • northwest Connecticut rural access route
Northwest Connecticut Provider Search Route
Northwest Connecticut users who are unsure where to start should compare DMHAS Access Line, DMHAS service locators,
Connecticut Clearinghouse, CT BHP, SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, and provider intake lines. This is especially important
in rural areas where transportation, telehealth access, waitlists, MAT dosing distance, residential availability,
and documentation timing may affect compliance with court or supervision requirements.
Search route
Northwest / rural CT
Confirm before enrolling
Approved provider • rural access • telehealth • transportation • proof of attendance • progress reports
Torrington • Winsted • Litchfield • New Milford • Canaan • Sharon • rural northwest CT
Provider Listing Guidance & Documentation Notes
This section explains what Connecticut treatment and behavioral health providers may list with OACRA and what users should confirm
before relying on any program, class, evaluation, counseling service, MAT/OTP route, recovery support, crisis route, domestic violence service,
anger-management service, residential program, telehealth service, or documentation record for court-related purposes.
Provider categories Treatment Services That May Be Listed
Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Service Categories
OACRA may list substance use treatment, mental health counseling, co-occurring care, MAT/OTP services,
detox and withdrawal-management routes, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, residential treatment,
recovery support, peer recovery, crisis stabilization, domestic violence services, anger-management services,
evaluations and assessments, medication management, reentry care coordination, treatment court support,
culturally responsive services, telehealth access, and documentation-supporting service routes.
Provider categories
Court-related utility
No approval guarantee
Service type • location • intake route • eligibility • documentation • telehealth • payment
Statewide, regional, county, city, and telehealth provider visibility
Documentation Details Providers Should Make Clear
Provider listings are more useful when they explain whether the provider can issue appointment confirmations,
attendance letters, progress reports, discharge summaries, certificates, completion letters, drug-screen documentation,
medication verification, group participation records, evaluator reports, or care coordination updates when legally authorized
and clinically appropriate.
Documentation
User utility
Authorization may be required
Attendance • progress • completion • release forms • reporting timeline
Probation • parole • diversion • treatment court • reentry • case managers
User guidance Confirm Approval, Fit, Records & Safety
Before Enrolling: Confirm the Requirement in Writing When Possible
If treatment is connected to probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, treatment court, reentry planning,
an evaluator recommendation, or another agency referral, confirm the service type, provider approval, required hours,
reporting format, completion deadline, attendance rules, payment responsibility, transportation plan, telehealth approval,
and documentation format before starting. A helpful provider is not automatically an approved provider for every case.
Confirm first
Avoid wrong program
Requirements vary
Court • supervising officer • attorney • evaluator • provider • referring agency
Approved provider • schedule • attendance proof • completion letter • reporting
All Connecticut regions and all court-related service routes
Crisis, Emergency & Safety Reminder
This directory is not an emergency service. For immediate danger, medical emergency, overdose, active violence,
or urgent safety concerns, call 911. For emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, mental health crisis support,
or substance-use-related crisis support, call or text 988. For non-emergency treatment navigation, use the provider
routes and statewide access points listed above.
Crisis support
988
Emergency: 911
Emergency • overdose • immediate danger • crisis support • safety planning
Statewide / national emergency and crisis routes
OACRA disclaimer: This Connecticut Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory is provided for resource-navigation, provider-discovery, and referral-support purposes only. OACRA is independent and does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, Medicaid, HUSKY, insurance, supervision, case-management, provider-approval, or treatment-placement advice. OACRA does not determine whether any provider, treatment program, evaluation, MAT/OTP service, counseling service, mental health service, substance use service, domestic violence service, anger-management service, crisis service, residential program, outpatient program, intensive outpatient program, telehealth appointment, support group, reentry care route, DMHAS access route, CT BHP route, certificate, attendance record, progress report, discharge summary, completion letter, or other documentation satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, treatment court plan, evaluator recommendation, Medicaid or HUSKY requirement, insurance requirement, supervision instruction, agency referral, or provider-specific intake requirement. Users should confirm all approval, attendance, reporting, payment, completion, telehealth, travel, provider status, referral, Medicaid/HUSKY, insurance, and documentation requirements directly with the court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, provider, DMHAS route, CT BHP or Medicaid/HUSKY route, insurance plan, county or regional behavioral health access route, or referring agency before enrolling, paying, traveling, or relying on a service for a court-related requirement.
