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Get the right care, right now. We offer physical health, mental health, and substance use recovery services for adults, kids, and teens with same-day appointments in our Hartford, East Hartford, and South Windsor clinics. Our professional, bilingual (Spanish/English) staff is dedicated to treating your family with compassion and respect.


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Services in Your Community

Services in Your

Community

InterCommunity provides comprehensive care coordination and support, offering assistance with referrals to specialists, access to community resources, skill-building opportunities, employment services, and other community-based services to support your whole-person wellness.

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Residential Recovery

Residential

Recovery Services

Our residential programs support individuals recovering from substance use and/or mental health issues. We offer a full spectrum of Residential Addiction Recovery Programs (from Withdrawal Management/Detox to clinically monitored substance free housing) and Mental Health Support (supervised housing for chronic conditions). We empower individuals to build resilience and improve their quality of life at any stage of recovery.

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Recent News From InterCommunity Health Care

January 16, 2026
A Message from Kimberly L. Beauregard, LCSW, President & Chief Executive Officer, InterCommunity Health Care As I reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I am more convinced than ever that, amid the challenges facing our community and our world, Dr. King’s vision and moral leadership matter more than ever. His “I Have a Dream” speech remains a timeless call to end racial discrimination and to realize the full potential of our nation. At its heart is a simple but enduring truth: that people should be judged by the content of their character, not the color of their skin, and that justice denied anywhere threatens justice everywhere. As a leader in healthcare, I am grateful to serve within an organization whose values align so closely with that vision. Dr. King’s words remind me that healthcare is not only about diagnosing illness or prescribing treatment. It is about dignity, compassion, equity, and respect for the whole person. I am proud to lead with an unwavering commitment to health equity and to ensure that compassion guides every interaction and decision we make. Dr. King captured this responsibility powerfully when he said, “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhumane because it often results in physical death.” This truth continues to shape our work and our resolve. Dr. King’s final book, Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?, still challenges us to look beyond the walls of our clinics and hospitals and confront the social and systemic barriers that impact health, including access to safe housing, quality education, and economic opportunity. At InterCommunity, we reaffirm our commitment to fulfilling Dr. King’s dream by advancing health equity, standing firmly against injustice, and ensuring that every person has access to compassionate, high-quality care, regardless of race, income, or background. Inspired by his legacy, we strive to listen more closely, serve more humbly, and act more boldly in pursuit of a healthier and more equitable future for all. Today, and every day going forward, I encourage each of us to reflect on how we can advance Dr. King’s vision, not only in our words but also in our deeds and interactions with clients, colleagues, and communities. Together, we can make his dream of justice, peace, and equality a living reality.
December 19, 2025
On December 18, InterCommunity was honored to once again partner with Steven’s Stockings for a day rooted in compassion, dignity, and hope. Backpacks filled with self-care essentials, warm clothing, and recreational items were distributed to InterCommunity clients and community members impacted by mental illness, addiction, or homelessness—small gestures with a powerful message: you are seen, you are valued, and you are not alone. Steven’s Stockings was created in memory of Steven Sienkiewicz, whose life was shaped by both addiction and progressive mental illness. Steven believed deeply that everyone deserves a second chance—or a third, or a tenth—whatever it takes. Though he is no longer here to build the safe, welcoming space he dreamed of, his spirit lives on through this program. Each backpack shared on December 18 carried not only essential items, but also acknowledgement, acceptance, and emotional support—the heart of Steven’s vision and the mission of Steven’s Stockings. The relationship between Steven’s Stockings and InterCommunity began unexpectedly on Christmas Eve in 2016. After delivering gifts to shelters across Hartford, the Steven’s Stockings team found themselves with remaining backpacks and no destination. A family connection led them to Coventry House, one of InterCommunity’s recovery programs. When they knocked on the door, they were met with warmth, gratitude, and open arms. What began as a spontaneous stop became the start of a deeply meaningful partnership—one that has grown stronger each year. “InterCommunity holds a very special place in our hearts. From that first unexpected visit years ago, we felt an immediate sense of warmth, respect, and shared purpose," said Marie Sienkiewicz, President of Steven's Stockings. "Each December, when we return, we are reminded that recovery is built on connection, compassion, and believing in people—exactly the values Steven carried with him and that InterCommunity lives every day.” Since that first visit, Steven’s Stockings has returned annually to InterCommunity, delivering backpacks to clients at every stage of recovery. Beyond the items themselves, the December gatherings have become moments of connection—opportunities to meet clients and staff, share Steven’s story, and honor the strength and courage it takes to keep moving forward on the path to recovery. This year’s December 18 distribution was a powerful reminder of what is possible when compassion meets community. Through Steven’s Stockings, InterCommunity clients were reminded that their journeys matter, their resilience is recognized, and their future is worth investing in. Together, InterCommunity and Steven’s Stockings continue to carry Steven’s legacy forward—one backpack, one conversation, and one moment of hope at a time.
December 16, 2025
Just before Thanksgiving, InterCommunity’s School-Based Health Center (SBHC) team helped ensure that families in East Hartford could enjoy a warm, complete holiday meal. On November 19 and November 21, the SBHC team partnered with Connecticut Foodshare to host two Thanksgiving food drives at Mayberry Elementary School—our only school site with a permanent food pantry. Thanks to this coordinated effort, more than 20 families received full Thanksgiving dinners, bringing comfort and stability during a time when many face increased financial strain. These events showcased the heart of our mission and the dedication of our staff. We extend heartfelt gratitude to SBHC Coordinator Guadalupe Ferreyra for identifying families in need, to our Facilities Team for transporting and distributing meals, and to SBHC Practice Manager Jessica Russell for managing logistics and leading the collaboration with Connecticut Foodshare. Their compassion and teamwork ensured that support reached the families who needed it most. This year’s holiday season also underscored a growing concern: the recent government shutdown and resulting loss of SNAP benefits for many households. As families suddenly faced gaps in essential resources, InterCommunity recognized the urgent need to strengthen our role in combating food insecurity—not only within our programs but across the community at large. In response, InterCommunity is expanding its food support efforts. In addition to maintaining the School-Based Health Center food pantry at Mayberry Elementary School, InterCommunity will now work more closely with local food pantries to help stock shelves, provide financial support, and ensure that food access remains steady for vulnerable residents. Several InterCommunity sites will soon host food drop-off locations, making it easier for staff, partners, and supporters to contribute. We also invite donors to make a direct impact by giving to the IC Food Pantry Fund, which helps us purchase essential items and respond quickly to emerging needs. Together, we can make sure families struggling with food insecurity are met with compassion, dignity, and dependable support—during the holidays and all year long. To support our efforts, visit our donation page and select “IC Food Pantry” under support designation.
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