Connecticut Renaissance Central Avenue

Connecticut Renaissance Central Avenue, also known as the McAuliffe Center, is a residential addiction treatment provider located in Waterbury, Connecticut.

The program offers Level 3.7 Residential Enhanced co occurring treatment for adult men, functioning as both a hospital diversion option and a step down from inpatient hospitalization.

Operated by the nonprofit CT Renaissance, the center emphasizes a person centered, holistic approach focused on stabilization, dignity and transition back to community living.

What Sets The McAuliffe Center Apart

Key features of Connecticut Renaissance Central Avenue include Level 3.7 Residential Enhanced co occurring program designed for men in crisis. The program serves adult men, including young adults, managing substance use and mental health disorders together.

Core clinical services include individual, group and family counseling, peer support, medication management and case management. Evidence based approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, anger management and brief intervention.

Apartment style housing includes 4 5 person apartments at the Waterbury location, providing added privacy and independence. On site recreation amenities include a weight room, pool table, air hockey and basketball court to support wellness and connection.

Continuum support includes discharge planning and referrals to help clients transition to longer term care or community resources. Payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self pay, sliding scale and government funding.

Begin The Admissions Process

Admission typically begins with a referral from a hospital, detox center, outpatient provider, or direct outreach to the admissions team.

Staff at Connecticut Renaissance Central Avenue in Waterbury can help confirm eligibility for the co-occurring program, review insurance and funding options and coordinate placement at the appropriate level of care.