Community Health Resources Enfield Clinic

Community Health Resources Enfield Clinic operates as a Joint Commission accredited outpatient recovery center serving Enfield and North Central Connecticut. Part of a larger network with 80+ programs across 32 locations, this Hartford County facility delivers addiction treatment through a comprehensive outpatient program designed for ongoing recovery support. The clinic accepts multiple payment options including Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and offers sliding scale fees based on income verification.

The outpatient program at CHR Enfield addresses substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and trauma through structured therapeutic interventions. Treatment services include outpatient therapy, crisis intervention, case management, and Functional Family Therapy (FFT) for families navigating recovery together. The facility also provides Mental Health First Aid training as part of their community-focused approach to addiction treatment.

Under the medical direction of Dr. Steven Madonick, the treatment team utilizes crisis intervention and case management alongside traditional outpatient therapy modalities. The clinic's approach emphasizes functional family involvement, recognizing that sustainable recovery often requires addressing family dynamics and building support systems. As Connecticut's first nonprofit certified community behavioral health center, CHR brings specialized expertise to treating complex cases involving both addiction and mental health challenges.

Community Health Resources serves children, adolescents, adults, families, and veterans across diverse populations, offering services in English, Spanish, and ASL. The recovery center's teen IOP program specifically addresses adolescent substance abuse treatment needs, while veterans receive specialized support through dedicated programming. With extended evening hours Monday through Thursday and connections to housing services, veterans programs, and the New Life Center, CHR Enfield positions itself as a long-term recovery partner rather than a short-term intervention.