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Residential Referral

If you would like to receive help today, please call to find out our walk-in hours or fill out our outpatient referral form.

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Health
Clinic Services

Get the right care, right now. We offer physical health, mental health, and substance use recovery services for adults, kids, and teens with same-day appointments in our Hartford, East Hartford, and South Windsor clinics. Our professional, bilingual (Spanish/English) staff is dedicated to treating your family with compassion and respect.


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Services in Your

Community

InterCommunity provides comprehensive care coordination and support, offering assistance with referrals to specialists, access to community resources, skill-building opportunities, employment services, and other community-based services to support your whole-person wellness.

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Residential

Recovery Services

Our residential programs support individuals recovering from substance use and/or mental health issues. We offer a full spectrum of Residential Addiction Recovery Programs (from Withdrawal Management/Detox to clinically monitored substance free housing) and Mental Health Support (supervised housing for chronic conditions). We empower individuals to build resilience and improve their quality of life at any stage of recovery.

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