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Location:
Summit Medical Center Hartford, CT 06120 |
Mailing Address:
ATTENTION:
Summit Medical Center 360 Market Street Hartford, CT 06120 |
Telephone Numbers and Contact information
Phone #:(203) 365-2660 Main Phone
Phone #:(800) 972-4073 Toll Free
Phone #:( ) -
Phone #:
Phone #:( ) -
Fax Number:(860) 493-6583
Web Page:
None Listed
E-mail to:
kze76@yahoo.com
Program Details:
Operating Agency:
Summit Medical Center (Private, Non-Profit)
Person In Charge:
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Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:30-5pm. Saturday 7:30-1pm.
Eligibility:
Non HMO/Hospital affiliated clients seen. Clients seen without appointment in emergency if previous patient.
Fees:
Full payment required upon visit. Accept private insurance (Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Oxford, Healthnet, Connecticare), Medicaid/Medicare, credit cards.
Intake Process:
Call for appointment
Program Licenses:
Staff Qualifications:
Service Area:
Handicap Accessibility:
Program/Service Notes:
-Comprehensive Routine Gynecological Care: (pelvic and breast examinations, physical examinations, Pap Smears, STD/STI screenings, diagnosis and treatment of vaginal infections)
-Birth Control Services: (birth control pill prescriptions, diaphragm fitting, birth control counseling, EC Information)
-Pregnancy Testing: (early detection test; same day results)
-Abortion Services: (up to 18 weeks from the last menstrual period, performed under local anesthesia, twilight, or general anesthesia by state licensed, board certified or eligible OB-GYN physicians)
-Options Counseling: (including referral for adoption services)
-HIV Counseling and Testing: (anonymous)
-Paternity Testing: (not covered by insurance)
-Community Speakers: who are available to speak to groups on women's health care issues.
Particularly able to respond to need of:
-Adolescents
-Battered women
-Low income women
-Survivors of rape/sexual abuse,
-Women of color
-Young mothers
Note: Accessible by public transportation, to disabled clients/wheelchair.
This information was last updated on 12/28/2004
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