Vaccine Clinic
CLINICA DE VACUNACION PARA PACIENTES
Sábado, 22 de octubre 2022
8:30 - 12 mediodía
Generations Family Health Center
40 Mansfield Ave, Willimantic
Vacunas disponibles:
- Vacuna de la Influenza
- Vacuna y refuerzo de COVID-19
- Nueva vacuna de refuerzo Bivalente COVID-19
No cita necesaria.
Pacientes con Medicare con más de 65 años, por favor comuníquese directamente con la oficina para recibir la vacuna de la Influenza.
Para cualquier pregunta, por favor llame al 860-450-7471
Este evento es exclusivamente para pacientes de Generations.
CEREAL CHALLENGE TO SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY
Vaccine Clinic
When:
Saturday, October 22
8:30 - 12 noon
Generations Family Health Center
40 Mansfield Ave, Willimantic
Vaccines offered:
- Flu vaccine
- COVID-19 vaccine and boosters
- Newest Bi-ValentCOVID-19 booster
No Appointment Needed.
Patients with Medicare who are over 65, please contact the office directly for your flu vaccination.
Please CALL 860-450-7471 with questions.
This event is exclusively for Generations Patients.
NEW CEO SELECTED FOR GENERATIONS FAMILY HEALTH CENTER
NEW CEO SELECTED FOR GENERATIONS FAMILY HEALTH CENTER
Eastern Connecticut – The Board of Directors for Generations Family Health Center has completed the search process for a new Chief Executive Officer, which began earlier this year when Arvind Shaw, the current CEO, announced his upcoming retirement. Board of Directors Chairperson, Selma Ward, announced, “After an extensive search, I am very pleased to announce that Melissa Meyers has been chosen to succeed Arvind Shaw, as Generations’ next Chief Executive Officer. The search committee of the Board and all board members acknowledge the commitment, leadership, and patient-driven service that Melissa brings to the Generations community and the communities we serve at large. Melissa will be a thoughtful, kind, and committed leader for Generations, assisting in powering healthcare into the future. She will begin her new role of CEO on Jan. 3, 2023.”
Ms. Meyers has been with the organization since 1995, when she was first employed as a Medical Case Manager. Over the years, Ms. Meyers ascended through the ranks of administration, joining the Senior Management team in 2001 as the Director of Operations, and became the Chief Operating Officer in 2010. Her work at the health center has included the development and implementation of many grant programs, care services, internal systems, agency policies, community partnerships, and also the design and construction of the facilities built in Willimantic and Putnam. Most recently she was one of the key leaders for the health center’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms. Meyers received her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Eastern CT State University in Willimantic, CT in 1989, and a Master’s Degree in Health Administration in 2007 from A.T. Still University, in Kentucky. In addition to her career in public health, she has volunteered with many different community groups and boards of directors over the years. Currently she is a member of the Killingly Business Association, HealthQuest Northeast CT, the NECT Women & Girls Fund, and is the President of the Putnam Rotary Club. Ms. Meyers resides in Putnam, CT with her husband, Bill Meyers, and son, Cade Bonsall.
Ms. Meyers reports, “I am very excited to have the opportunity to lead the organization I love, and have been committed to for so many years. I’m honored to have the trust and support of our Board of Directors, and humbled to be the chosen steward for our mission. I am passionate about access to care and believe it to be an essential human right, not a privilege reserved only for those with resources. Every member of our community deserves access to high quality, compassionate health care, and that is what the hard-working employees at Generations strive to provide each and every day. I look forward to leading with effectiveness, grace, and an eye to the future, while also honoring the legacy of service Arvind is leaving behind. We are fortunate to have such a top-notch leadership team and board of directors at our organization, and our employees consistently perform at the highest standards. I’m proud of them all, and plan to engage all of our employees as well as our community partners on the very ambitious strategic goals of Generations. The future is bright!”
MORE INFORMATION CALL ALLISON W. HENEGHAN
(860) 803-7254 (cell)
GIRLS' CIRCLE: RELATIONSHIP WITH PEERS
This group enhances teen girls’ awareness of their relationships with themselves and others.
What is the objective of this group?
The goal is to help adolescent girls form healthy relationships with themselves, family, friends, and future romantic relationships.
Adolescent females 13-17 years Limited to 8 teens in the group Tuesdays at 4:00 pm for 10 weeks Starting September 27 This group is held virtually online. Pre-registration is required. Contact Jacqueline Proulx at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 860-450-0585 x6287 Medicaid and most private insurances accepted. Not insured? You may qualify for a discounted rate, Please ask about our Sliding Fee Scale program when you register.Who is Eligible?
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