The Connecticut Primary Care Association (CPCA), established in 1989, serves as the principal advocate for Connecticut's non-profit community health centers, dedicated to ensuring that primary healthcare is accessible to all residents, regardless of their financial situation. By educating the public, policymakers, and healthcare providers, CPCA actively promotes comprehensive, family-oriented community-based health services. Community health centers affiliated with CPCA provide essential services, including primary care, dental and mental health treatments, chronic disease management, preventative screenings, and acute care. In addressing local challenges such as healthcare access and affordability, CPCA plays a vital role in enhancing the overall well-being of Connecticut's population. To learn more about the vital support services available, engage with CPCA's directory for a comprehensive view of offerings throughout the community.