Specialized care closer to home.
The McCall Behavioral Health Network is a participating provider in the World Trade Center (WTC) Health Program, helping eligible responders and survivors access behavioral health and primary care services in Connecticut.
If your health has been impacted by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks or their aftermath, you may be eligible for specialized care through this federal program.
Already enrolled in the WTC Health Program?
Call 860.496.2100 to connect with McCall and discuss next steps.
How we can help:
- Support for trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Treatment for depression and anxiety, and other conditions
- Substance use disorder treatment and recovery support
- Primary care services
- Coordinated care to help address multiple health needs
Whole-person care that meets you where you are.
The effects of September 11 continue today. Many responders and survivors face lasting physical and emotional health impacts related to their exposure.
Our trauma-informed, whole-person approach allows us to address your physical health, mental health, and overall well-being—together.
Who may be eligible for the WTC Health Program?
The WTC Health Program serves eligible responders and survivors whose health may have been impacted by the September 11 attacks.
This may include people who:
✅ Responded at the World Trade Center, Pentagon, or Shanksville, Pennsylvania
✅ Participated in rescue, recovery, cleanup, or related support efforts
✅ Lived, worked, or attended school in affected areas of New York City
✅ Were otherwise present in eligible affected areas following the attacks
Eligibility is determined by the World Trade Center Health Program.
Take the next step toward care.
Not enrolled yet?
If you believe you may qualify for the World Trade Center Health Program, you can learn
more about eligibility and apply through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Already a WTC Health Program member?
We’re here to help you access care and understand what comes next.
Call the McCall Behavioral Health Network at 860.496.2100 to discuss next steps.