Connecticut Mental Health Center
CMHC-Home Page - CT.gov New Haven - The Connecticut Mental Health Center (CMHC) is a collaborative mental health and addiction services center in New Haven, CT, run as a partnership between DMHAS and Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. - Founded in 1966, CMHC serves the New Haven area, treating severe mental illness, depression, anxiety, addictions, and co-occurring conditions. It also runs outreach programs for homeless individuals, those at risk for mental illness, and people involved in the criminal justice system, plus specialized services for Spanish-speaking clients. - Services include clinical care, rehabilitation programs, and language-access support. CMHC works with Yale-affiliated leadership; Michael J. Sernyak, MD serves as CEO. - Key contact: main phone numbers are (203) 974-7295 and (203) 974-7300. Official homepage: portal.ct.gov/dmhas/cmhc/agency-files/cmhc-home-page. - The organization is categorized under mental health care, cooperative/partnership model, and serves the New Haven area. It employs a small team and maintains ties to Yale and other partner institutions.
