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Connecting to Care (CtoC) is a non-profit TeleHealth Service Center located in Redding California whose mission is to fill gaps in health care services. The CtoC mission focuses on improving the lives of individuals with mental health issues, special needs, and physical barriers to health resources.

Our mission includes:

promoting the health and well-being of individuals regardless of their economic status

collaborating with community partners

providing comprehensive, integrated, TeleHealth programs and resources

utilizing innovative technologies

creating access to services, connecting underserved populations to care

MEETING YOUR NEEDS DURING COVID-19 – WE ARE OPEN AND PROVIDING SERVICES

There is no higher priority to our entire Connecting to Care family than the health and safety of our clients and employees.

As a result, we are extending the option to access your Telepsychiatry and Assistive Technology services by video. This allows you to remain in your home while reducing exposure and eliminating the need to be seen in our office.

If you would like to take advantage of this option for your next appointment please call TeleHealth Coordinator, Heidi Johnson at 530-722-1156.

Thank you for your trust in Connecting to Care. We are prepared to navigate through these challenging circumstances with your health and safety at the forefront of everything we do.

We look forward to seeing you in person soon, meanwhile stay healthy.

Meet Some of Our Rockstars

Connecting to Care is committed to creating measurable, meaningful differences in the lives of the people we serve. Utilizing technology to assist individuals to independently access education, employment and their community.

TeleHealth Services

“Virtual Clinics”

TeleHealth brings the patient, family, physician, specialist and caregivers together using advanced camera and video technology.

  • TelePsychiatry
  • Assistive Technology
  • TeleBehavioral Health

Community Outreach

“Peer Advocate Program“

Trained peer advocates use Assistive Technology (AT) to conduct scheduled on-site visits in special need adult day programs to introduce and demonstrate technology options. Advocates model the use of augmented communication devices to individuals who may benefit from using Assistive Technology to be more independent.

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School AT Services

“Giving Students Equal Access”

  • Connecting to Care is a certified Nonpublic, Nonsectarian School/Agency (NPA) under the California Department of Education (CDE)
  • Assistive Technology Services are provided for Public & Private School-Aged Students. Districts are served under a Local Education Agency (LEA) SELPA Master Contract.
  • School services are initiated through Individual Education Plans (IEP) and Individual Service Agreement (ISA) for the purposes of assisting students in accessing education.

Assistive Technology

“Quality of Life”

The Assistive Technology program gives individuals with visual, hearing, verbal and physical barriers the ability to access to their community, employment, education and medical care independently.

  • Assessments
  • Acquisition of Equipment
  • Trainings
  • Support Groups