Norwich Clinic Update

February 25, 2019

Our top priority has always been the health, safety and recovery of our clients.

During recent renovations to our Norwich facility, contractors discovered problems with the building that two separate engineers later confirmed were structural and posed a danger to anyone in the building. Based on the recommendations of the engineers and with the safety of our clients and staff our top priority, we have temporarily closed the Norwich facility while repairs are made to ensure the structural integrity of the building. These repairs are expected to take 10-12 months.



All Norwich staff have been temporarily relocated to our Willimantic or New London office. Our clients should go to either the Willimantic office (54-56 Boston Post Road) or our New London office (931 Bank Street) to continue their treatments.


There is nothing more important to us than your continued recovery. If you are in need of assistance in navigating transportation resources to Willimantic or New London, we will help you. Please call the Norwich Program Supervisor at 860-886-0446 or New London Program Supervisor at 860-447-2233.

We apologize for the inconvenience this will cause. We are committed to ensuring that your recovery and treatment stay on track until the Norwich office is reopened.


Steven Zuckerman, President & CEO


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