Natchaug Hospital
| Natchaug Hospital | |
|---|---|
| Address | 189 Storrs Rd |
| City | Mansfield Center |
| State | CT |
| ZIP | 6250 |
| County | Tolland |
| Phone | [tel:(860)456-1311 (860)456-1311] |
| Type | Psychiatric |
| ID | 74008 |
| Ownership | Voluntary non-profit - Private |
| Emergency | No |
| Rating | |
Natchaug Hospital is a psychiatric. It is a voluntary, not for profit hospital offering no emergency services. With an unknown rating, this facility is located in Tolland county, CT.
Psychiatric hospitals, which are also known as behavior health centers, or mental health care centers, help diagnose and treat people with mental health disorders, like depression, anxiety, psychosis, schizophrenia etc.
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| _pageTitle | City | State | Type | Ownership | Emergency | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connecticut Mental Health Center | New Haven | CT | Psychiatric | Government - State | No | |
| Connecticut Mental Health Center | New Haven | CT | Psychiatric | Government - State | No | |
| Danbury Hospital | Danbury | CT | Acute Care Hospital | Voluntary non-profit - Private | Yes | |
| Danbury Hospital | Danbury | CT | Acute Care Hospital | Voluntary non-profit - Private | Yes | |
| Natchaug Hospital | Mansfield Center | CT | Psychiatric | Voluntary non-profit - Private | No |
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