The Tribal Health Services (THS) facility, funded by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the national Indian Health Services (IHS) agency and other health-related grants, is available to members of federally recognized tribes residing in our service area in addition to members of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation.
Who We Are
Tribal Health Services
Our Mission
Advancing objective one of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation strategic plan, our goal is for our patients to live healthier, longer lives.
- Inspire hope and contribute to the holistic health and well-being of our patients.
- Provide excellence in our integrated primary and behavioral health services.
Tribal Health Services
Our Vision
In service of our mission, Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Health Services envisions the good health of our patients through delivery of accessible, patient-centered, high quality, sustainable, and culturally-relevant health care services.
Tribal Health Services
Patient Eligibility
Eligibility to use MPTN Tribal Health Services is determined by both Indian Health Services regulations and tribal resolution. One must be a member of a federally recognized Tribe demonstrated by tribal enrolled document.
Eligibility for Patient and Referred Care services has an additional set of criteria including having a socio-economic tie to MPTN and living in our service area. All registered patients are not eligible for this program.
Documents that are needed for your registration include: Copy of birth certificate, social security card, piece of mail showing address, tribal identification, copy of insurance card, copy of marriage license* and copy of drivers license/state id. Please submit these documents along with Patient Registration Application. Please contact 860-312-8025 with additional questions.
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Purchased & Referred Care Program
The PRC program assists patients with payment for services not offered by our tribal health facility based on funding availability, current level of service and patient notification. Use of alternate resources is a requirement before PRC funds are used. Please contact prc@mptn-nsn.gov or 860-312-8020 with additional questions.
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Departments
Behavioral Health
We can assist individuals in finding their strengths and personal coping skills to help overcome life's obstacles.
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Clinic
Social Services
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Meet Our Team
Director of Tribal Health & Social Services
Shanna Reels, LCSW
Behavioral Health Therapist
Joyce Erickson, LPC
Primary Care Provider
Dr. Rosemary Johnson, CDR, U.S. Public Health Service (Ret.)
Behavioral Health Clinical Manager
Danielle Malo
Family Services Coordinator
Kaitlyn Manning-Smith
Medical Office Manager
Shari Marcucio, CMA (AAMA)
Primary Care Provider
Dr. Diane Morgenthaler
Community Health Educator, SDPI Program Coordinator
Jan Weyant-Hamel
Community Health Nurse Supervisor
Jo Anne Wilkinson, BSN, RN
