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555 Willard Avenue Suite 116-A, Newington, CT, 6111
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About This Facility

About Veterans Affairs

Veterans Affairs Connecticut Healthcare System in Newington, CT is a dedicated treatment facility serving veterans and eligible military personnel seeking recovery from substance abuse and addiction. Located at 555 Willard Avenue Suite 116-A in Newington, this VA-affiliated center combines comprehensive general health services with specialized substance abuse treatment to support the unique needs of those who have served. By integrating medical care with addiction treatment, Veterans Affairs provides a coordinated approach to recovery for individuals navigating both physical and behavioral health challenges.

Treatment Programs at Veterans Affairs

Veterans Affairs offers multiple levels of care designed to meet patients at different stages of recovery. Outpatient treatment allows individuals to receive therapy, counseling, and medical support while maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities—making recovery accessible for those with stable living situations. Partial hospitalization or day treatment provides more intensive support than outpatient care, with patients attending structured programs during business hours and returning home in the evenings, offering a middle ground between full hospitalization and outpatient services. The facility also provides buprenorphine treatment, a medication-assisted therapy proven effective for opioid use disorder that reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms, allowing patients to stabilize and engage meaningfully in their recovery journey. This combination of behavioral treatment and evidence-based medication ensures comprehensive, personalized care.

Insurance & Payment at Veterans Affairs

Veterans Affairs accepts military insurance including VA benefits and TRICARE coverage, ensuring that those who served have access to the treatment they've earned. Under federal law, mental health and substance abuse coverage must be treated equally with other medical conditions, meaning your insurance is required to cover addiction treatment services without discriminatory limits. If you have questions about your specific coverage or eligibility, the admissions team can verify your benefits and explain your treatment options without financial surprises.

If you or a loved one is ready to begin recovery, reaching out is the first courageous step. Contact Veterans Affairs Connecticut Healthcare System at (860) 667-6747 to speak with a treatment specialist who understands military culture and the complexities of service-related experiences. Our team is here to answer your questions, verify your insurance, and guide you toward the care and support that will help you reclaim your life.

Services

Services & Programs

Primary Focus: General health services Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Buprenorphine Services Type of Care: Outpatient Partial hospitalization/day treatment Forms of Payment Accepted: Military insurance (e.g. VA TRICARE)
Treatment Types

Types of Care Offered

General health services Substance abuse treatment Buprenorphine used in treatment Outpatient Partial hospitalization or day treatment
Payment Options

Insurance & Payment Accepted

Military insurance (VA / Tricare)
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555 Willard Avenue Suite 116-A, Newington, CT, 6111

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