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Funding awarded for more than 90 new or expanded school-based health centers across Connecticut
Integrated Health Services is among School Based Health Centers recently funded by the School Based Health Alliance to expand and initiate new services. Read the press release.
Integrated Health Services in East Hartford Gazette
The following was transcribed from an article in The Gazette on 6/15/2017. School-based health centers thank town, staff, parents for support The following was submitted to the Gazette as an Open Letter by Emily Pangakis, Senior Public Relations Strategist at Adams...
National Committee on Quality Accreditation
PCMH Standards Integrated Health Services was one of 2 cohorts in CT working with 2 cohorts in NY to pilot the standards. IHS was the only CT site to complete the pilot and designated as a level 2! This led to a proposal to have SBHC standards approved by...
Connecticut Health Plans Fall Short
Consumers in a Northeast region that includes Connecticut were among the least satisfied with their health plans, according to the J.D. Power 2017 Member Health Plan Survey. See how other regions rated here.
Connecticut School Based Health Centers Training Recap
On May 5th the Connecticut Association of School Based Health Centers held their annual training event entitled "Protecting a Vulnerable Population". Training opportunities included chronic absenteeism, mindfulness and tick-borne infection. Conference presentations...
Hallways to Health Act Re-Introduced
Comprehensive school-based health care legislation would increase children and adolescents’ access to primary and mental health care services. Connecticut has made a wise investment in and commitment to the health of children and adolescents through state funding...
School-Based Health Centers: Critical to Health Reform and Improved Outcomes for Students
Connecticut is transforming care delivery statewide by creating sustainable, effective linkages between clinical and community settings to improve access to preventive and chronic care services. Learn more...
Kool Smiles provide $3 Million in Uncompensated Care for Uninsured Children and Families
Kool Smiles, a leading provider of quality dental care for underserved children and families in Connecticut, today announced its dentists have provided $3.6 million in uncompensated dental care since 2009. The uncompensated dental care program has helped more than...
Proposed Cuts to Medicaid Could Mean Big Cuts to School-Based Health Services
Although it is not widely known, public schools receive a small portion of Medicaid dollars. Since 1988, schools and districts have been eligible to receive Medicaid payments for medical expenses they incur for providing services to students with disabilities under...
School health officials stress importance of in-school health care
“The health and welfare of our students in the county is important because a healthy student is a better student,” Read more...