The provider forum on PCCM planned for October 22nd at Windham Hospital has been cancelled.
To learn more about the program, come to either the October 21st forum in New Haven (at our offices at 703 Whitney Avenue in New Haven) or the October 23rd forum in Hartford (at DSS' offices, 25 Sigourney Street in Hartford). Both are at 6:30pm.
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