Noticias y eventos

Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center announces three new board members, enhancing its mission to deliver inclusive, community-focused healthcare in Connecticut.

On December 16th, Michael R. Taylor, Chief Executive Officer of CSHHC and LindyLee Gold, Chair of the CSHHC Foundation Board joined “CT BUZZ,” Host Natasha Lubczenko to discuss CSHHC Foundation’s Patient Access Fund.

Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, CT’s first federally funded health center, has earned three 2025 Community Health Quality Recognition awards from the Health Resources and Services Administration.

We are so excited to celebrate our very own Dr. Jessica Abellard for her recent appointment as the new President of The Connecticut Psychiatric Society.

Hundreds of health care professionals all gathered in Bridgeport Tuesday to talk about how best to serve the toughest patients: people without a home.

Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Department of Social Services Commissioner Andrea Barton Reeves today announced that the Lamont administration has reached an agreement with the 17 community health centers.

U.S. Representative Rosa DeLauro spoke on how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will impact individuals and families and their access to quality, affordable healthcare.

After a blood pressure cuff tightened and loosened around his arm at a packed Q House gymnasium, Orlando got a reality check.

One person died following 19 reported overdoses that took place across the city between Sunday and Tuesday. According to one of the city’s front-line addiction healthcare workers, there were also at least four ​“saves” during that same time period — including by someone in a Congress Avenue barbershop who rushed out into the street to use the life-saving medication Narcan.

Experienced Foundation Executive Brings Insight, Broad Knowledge of Greater New Haven Community

Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring 2-Year Initiative to be Launched

Philip Costello, a clinical director, leads a team of people throughout the city to help those who are unhoused.

Recipients Receiving Medical Care from the Street Medicine team Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center; Number of Patients Has Doubled in the Past Year

Picture provided by United Community and Family Services Healthcare