Fair Haven Community Healthcare

Fair Haven Community Health Care is a substance use treatment provider in New Haven, Connecticut offering outpatient addiction medicine within a trusted community health center.

Services combine individual and group therapy with medical support, including medication assisted treatment, alongside primary care, mental health services and care coordination on the same campus.

Patients benefit from culturally responsive and multilingual care rooted in the Fair Haven neighborhood.

What addiction treatment is offered?

The center provides outpatient addiction medicine that includes individual therapy, group therapy and medication assisted treatment, with extended release buprenorphine specifically offered.

Care draws on cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness interventions and relapse prevention groups, and programs are short term with referrals to higher levels of care when needed.

Who can get help here?

Fair Haven Community Health Care serves patients of all ages, including support for co-occurring concerns such as depression, anxiety and PTSD.

The center offers population specific groups, including a Spanish language postpartum depression group, an adolescent bullying group and gender specific groups.

Where is the center located?

The facility sits in the Fair Haven neighborhood at 374 Grand Avenue, with two buildings including Building B, which hosts a Food as Medicine program and a terrace garden.

It offers on site and accessible parking, CTtransit bus access and is close to I-91 and downtown New Haven.

Do they take insurance?

Fair Haven Community Health Care accepts HUSKY, Medicare and most commercial and managed care plans, along with cash, check and card.

Uninsured patients can access a sliding fee scale based on income and care is provided regardless of ability to pay.