Cornell Scott Hill Health Center Ansonia
In Connecticut, Cornell Scott Hill Health Center Ansonia offers outpatient behavioral health care. It is among 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the state. For adults, the center combines therapy with medication support.
- Joint Commission
- Outpatient
- 5 days
This outpatient mental health program also treats substance use. The staff take a trauma-informed approach, meaning they think about how earlier experiences might shape current struggles. Adults can receive individual counseling, group sessions, and medication management. The aim is to help people develop useful coping skills and build stable, respectful ties with their care team.
Cornell Scott Hill Health Center Ansonia serves adults who face mental health conditions or substance use. Each person s plan is crafted around their own diagnosis and circumstances. Therapy, medication, and links to ongoing support may all be included. The setting is meant to feel warm and supportive rather than cold or impersonal.
Programs at this Connecticut rehab
Care here is outpatient, so people attend scheduled visits and then go home. This Connecticut rehab center offers outpatient addiction care with therapy and medication support for adults. Services include group therapy, online therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-specific therapy, individual counseling, family therapy, EMDR, and life skills. Acupuncture is available too. These Connecticut outpatient programs address mental health and substance use together in a single plan.
When someone has co-occurring disorders, the center treats mental health and substance use together. It also assists with chronic relapse, opioid use, and quitting smoking. Conditions treated include anger, gambling, perinatal mental health, post-traumatic stress disorder, and trauma. Services are delivered in English.
- Group Therapy
- Online Therapy
- Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Life Skills
- Trauma-Specific Therapy
- Acupuncture
- Family Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Who this center treats in Ansonia
- Adults and young adults, including men and women
- Older adults and veterans
- LGBTQ+ individuals
- Individuals with mental health conditions and substance use happening together
- Those seeking trauma-informed outpatient care
Setting and how long programs last
The center is an outpatient facility on Wakelee Avenue in Ansonia, Connecticut. When you choose an outpatient program in Connecticut, then you live at home while attending scheduled visits. Typical program length is five days, though this can change based on individual needs. Services are provided in English. No residential amenities are listed because care is outpatient.
Insurance and payment options in Ansonia
Its SAMHSA listing says the center takes cash pay rates and insurance coverage is not stated here, so you would need to verify that by phone. If you hope to use Medicaid at this Ansonia rehab, ask the center directly to confirm it. The helpline can help you figure out whether your plan covers outpatient care at this location. The Joint Commission accredits the center, which means it meets specific quality and safety standards.
Ask these before treatment starts
- Will this center accept my insurance or Medicaid, and what would it cost me?
- How is a usual week of outpatient care structured?
- How does the center coordinate care when mental health and substance use conditions occur at the same time?
- Are medication management and therapy provided by the same team?
- What continuing care options are available after the initial program ends?


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What is Cornell Scott Hill Health Center Ansonia?
This outpatient behavioral health center sits at 121 Wakelee Avenue in Ansonia, Connecticut. Adults receive mental health and addiction treatment here, including individual and group therapy, medication management, and trauma-specific care. The Joint Commission accredits the center, and SAMHSA lists it. Services are offered in English, and the typical program runs five days.
Does this Ansonia center accept Medicaid?
The SAMHSA listing does not mention whether Medicaid is accepted, so you will need to ask. Cash pay rates are accepted, and insurance coverage must be verified by phone. The helpline can help you determine whether your Medicaid plan or private insurance covers outpatient care at this location. Do not assume coverage; confirm it before your first appointment.
Which levels of care does this center offer?
Only outpatient care appears on this location's listing. That means appointments you schedule for counseling, therapy, and medication management, with no overnight stay involved. Should you or a loved one require detox or residential care, the helpline can point you toward other SAMHSA-listed options in Connecticut. Callers are connected by the helpline to licensed providers; treatment itself is not something the helpline delivers.
What therapies does the center offer for substance use and mental health?
The center offers cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, family therapy, group therapy, one-on-one counseling, life skills, online therapy, trauma-specific therapy, and acupuncture. These approaches can be useful for co-occurring disorders, trauma, PTSD, and chronic relapse. A person's care plan is built around their diagnosis and circumstances. Programs usually run five days, though individual needs may extend that.
How do I find free rehab centers in Connecticut?
The helpline can direct you to SAMHSA-listed facilities that might provide sliding-scale or Medicaid-funded care. There are 156 listed facilities in Connecticut, so choices are available. Contact the helpline to inquire about free rehab centers in Connecticut and how to verify eligibility. The helpline is private costs nothing and is reachable 24/7. It does not provide treatment or diagnose.