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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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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

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How Managing Stress Impacts Your Heart Health

April 15, 2026
Chronic stress can lead to more serious conditions such as heart disease and decreased immune function. A provider can help you manage your stress effectively.
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A Message from Tyler Booth, InterCommunity's New President and CEO

April 1, 2026
Dear InterCommunity Staff and Community Partners, It is a privilege to assume the role of President & CEO and to lead InterCommunity during such a significant period for the nation's healthcare system. My experience over the past twenty years with many of you has highlighted that our core strength is derived not only from clinical expertise but also from the compassion, dedication, and teamwork that characterize our culture. To our staff: Thank you for being truly mission driven. Each patient you assist, every challenge you meet, and all innovations you adopt significantly impacts the lives of those who rely on our care. I am committed to actively listening, learning, and collaborating with you to ensure that you have the necessary tools, support, and recognition to thrive. To our community partners: Your collaboration is vital to achieving our shared vision of healthier and stronger communities. Together, we will strive to enhance access, improve outcomes, and address the evolving needs of those we serve. I look forward to strengthening our partnerships and exploring new opportunities for collective meaningful impact. This leadership transition presents a chance to build on our achievements, welcome innovation, and shape the future of care with integrity and excellence. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to embark on the journey ahead alongside all of you. With great appreciation, Tyler V.R. Booth, LCSW InterCommunity President and Chief Executive Officer

Chronic Kidney Disease: The Hidden Health Threat

March 23, 2026
“Chronic kidney disease (CKD) remains one of the most serious long-term complications affecting our patient population at InterCommunity,” stated Dr. Zachary Steinbach, Medical Lead at InterCommunity Health Care. “Often called a 'silent' condition, CKD can progress for years without causing noticeable symptoms. Unfortunately, by the time symptoms appear, the disease is often in its most advanced stages.” Advanced CKD can lead to severe health consequences, including cardiovascular disease, fluid overload, and the need for dialysis or a kidney transplant. According to national health data, millions of Americans are living with CKD — and many are unaware they have it. Risk factors include diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and a family history of kidney disease. Given this, our recent focus at InterCommunity has been closing the diabetes care gap to help prevent these outcomes. Early intervention — through blood pressure control, blood sugar management, and healthy lifestyle choices — can significantly slow disease progression. At InterCommunity, we are committed to raising awareness, promoting early detection, and supporting patients in managing their kidney health. If you or anyone you know needs assistance with diabetes, contact InterCommunity at 860-569-5900.
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