Cornell Scott-Hill Health at the Dixwell Q House is a Medical Center in New Haven, CT. This specific location, known as the Dixwell Community Q House, provides adult medicine, behavioral health, dental services, pediatrics, and women's health care. It operates as part of the larger Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center network, which maintains convenient health center locations in the New Haven, Ansonia, and West Haven communities. The main administrative office for the organization is located at 400 Columbus Avenue in New Haven. Patients can reach this site by phone at 203-503-3000, with main office hours running from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
The organization was established in 1968 through a partnership between the Hill Parents Association and the Yale School of Medicine, creating Connecticut’s first Federally Qualified Community Health Center. Originally focused on pediatric services for the Hill community, the center expanded its services and locations under the leadership of Cornell Scott, who later spearheaded the creation of the Community Health Center Association of Connecticut. In 2009, the health center was renamed in his honor. Today, the organization serves more than 55,000 patients annually across over twenty care sites in New Haven County. As a Federally Qualified Health Center, it offers reduced rates to uninsured individuals based on income and family size, accepts Medicare, Medicaid, HUSKY, Charter Oak, and most commercial insurance plans, and provides services on a sliding-fee scale for those without coverage.
The facility is situated at 197 Dixwell Avenue. It sits directly on Dixwell Avenue, adjacent to the Dixwell Community House and the New Haven Free Public Library Stetson Branch. The location is also near the Bishop William M Philpot Sr Corner and the Bishop James Varick Corner memorials.
The center holds a rating of 3.00 based on 2 reviews. It has served the New Haven area for over fifty-five years, maintaining a mission to measurably improve the health and well-being of the community by providing accessible care to all residents.
Cornell Scott-Hill Health at the Dixwell Q House remains a cornerstone of community healthcare in New Haven, offering integrated medical and behavioral health services to a diverse patient population.
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