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The programs offered help to reduce barriers to care and create building blocks to reaching health goals and personal development.
80 Phoenix Avenue
Suite 303
Waterbury, CT 06702
Phone: (203) 756-8021 ext. 3801
The goal of this program is to increase access to health care services. Strategies include going into the community and providing information that will encourage uninsured families to apply for health care coverage such as HUSKY or a qualified health plan through Access Health CT. Application assistance is provided on-site at StayWell’s 80 Phoenix Ave. and 1302 South Main Street locations by appointment.
For more information call 203 756-8021 Ext. 3801
The Home Visiting Program provides a family-centered, strengths-based approach which creates stronger partnerships and engagement with parents and improves outcomes for their children. The goal of the program is to engage parents and caregivers by promoting early development, learning and health of the child in their own home where parents and children can interact naturally within their own space and have no limitations.
Visits occur on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly basis depending on the needs of the family. This program is voluntary with entry beginning before your baby is born, and continuing through the child’s 5th birthday. Parents who have already given birth are eligible for the program on the condition that their child is under 5 years of age.
Home Visitors Provide:
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For more information or if you are interested in the program, please contact us at 203-756-8021 Ext. 3963
StayWell receives funding for HIV+ and AIDS infected and affected patients in the Greater Waterbury area. The services offered are primary care, medical case management, mental health, comprehensive oral health and linkage to various supportive services. These services are provided regardless of ability to pay.
StayWell recognizes the unique needs of patients who carry the highest burden of and risk for HIV infection and who belong to communities that have suffered many barriers to healthcare.