Facility profile Connecticut

Turnbridge

Formerly Turning Point Foundationsource

Open New Haven, Connecticut

Turnbridge is a residential treatment center in New Haven, Connecticut. It has operated since 2003.

About Turnbridge

Its address was 189 Orange St, New Haven, CT 06510.source Adolescent boys campus in Woodbury, CT opened August 2021, 68 acres, 12 boys.source Adolescent girls facility at 15 Woodside Cir, Woodbury, CT opened 2022, 18 girls.source It had a young adult facility at 90 Ford St, Hamden, CT 06517.source

News coverage

  • Behavioral Health Business Jan 29, 2024 Corporate

    Behavioral Health Provider Turnbridge Pursues Sale, Promotes $15M EBITDA

    Turnbridge, a behavioral health provider serving adolescents and young adults in Connecticut, is exploring a sale with a potential private‑equity buyer. The company highlighted its three‑phase treatment model and reported $15 million in EBITDA as part of the transaction process.

Staff

Notable staff

  • David Vieau

    Founder and CEOsource

  • Dr. Hassan Minhas

    Medical Directorsource

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • the Butler Hospital and the Bradley Hospital
  • David Freedman

    Support Staff Manager and Support Staff Director, Support Staff Director (2012, r/troubledteens wiki)source

    Elsewhere in the industry

Licensing and inspections

Licensed as
CT Clinical Services DBA Turnbridge; CT Clinical Services dba Turnbridge (Townsend Ave.; CT Clnical Services dba Turnbridge/GH#168NORTH HAV; CT ClinicalServices dba Turnbridge/#169WoodsideCir; CT Clnical Services DBA Turnbridge
Program
Sober Living Services
License category
Group Home
Executive director
Brett Tiberio
Licensed capacity
14
License expires
09/25/2027
Relicensing visit
08/14/2025 to 08/15/2025
Phone on file
(203) 937-2309
Licensed addresses
189 Orange Street New Haven, CT 06510-Phone: (203) 937-2309; 189 Orange St. New Haven, CT 06510-Phone: (860) 424-1507; 189 Orange Street New Haven, CT 06510-Phone: (203) 932-2309; 189 Orange ST New Haven, CT 06510-Phone: (203) 932-2309

105 inspection reports on file. Search all Connecticut reports

The newest 25 reports, by date: 14 findings in 8 reports
  1. Oct 15, 2026 Visit conducted on 10-15-26. Visit covered 12 main areas/topics. No compliance issues identified.
  2. Sep 24, 2026 Found 1 compliance issues. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
    1 finding
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-82 Laundry

      17a-145-82 Laundry: The window located above the washer and dryer in the basement is rotting on the bottom right side. In the RCP returned to DCF Licensing on 9/8/26, the plan of correction indicated the rotting areas were replaced on 7/10/26. While the area was cleaned and painted, the rotting wood was not replaced and is still present.

  3. Sep 10, 2026 Visit conducted on 9-10-26. Visit covered 12 main areas/topics. No compliance issues identified. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
  4. Sep 9, 2026 Visit conducted on __9-9-26______. Visit covered 6 main areas/topics. Found 6 compliance issues. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
    3 findings
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-73 Sleeping accommodations

      17a-145-73 Sleeping accommodations. A fan in one of the bedrooms was in need of cleaning. One pillow did not have a pillow case on it.

    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-74 Lavatory facilities

      17a-145-74 Lavatory facilities. Toilet articles and linens. One bathroom had a bathmat that was in need of washing. One bathroom did not have paper towels available for drying hands.

    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-75 Health and medical treatment

      17a-145-75 Health and medical treatment. Administration of first aid. Prescription medication. Administration of medicine or treatment. Written records. Storage of drugs, medicines, and instruments. Sick room, telephone. Emergency numbers (Hospital; police; poison control, etc.) were not posted in the new med room.

  5. Jul 9, 2026 Visit conducted on 7-9-26. Visit covered 10 main areas/topics. No compliance issues identified. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
  6. Jun 24, 2026 Visit conducted on 06/24/26. Found 1 compliance issues. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
    3 findings
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-74. Lavatory facilities

      17a-145-74. Lavatory facilities. Toilet articles and linens (a) At least one toilet and washbasin shall be provided near sleeping quarters, recreation areas, and dining rooms respectively and shall have adequate hot and cold running water, equipment and supplies. Adequate bath facilities shall be in the same building as, and accessible to, sleeping quarters. The bathroom equipment for children shall be of appropriate size and height for the children's use. Each facility shall provide for bathrooms and toilets which shall allow for individual privacy. · One upstairs bathroom shower was out of order. The provider informed Lori and I later, on the day of the visit, that the shower had been repaired. · One bathroom contained several toothbrushes in a cup that belonged to the residents. Personal hygiene items of that type shall be kept in the residents' bedrooms or locked in an area designated for hygiene items.

    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-76. Kitchens, equipment, food-handling All kitchens shall be clean, well lighted, pr

      17a-145-76. Kitchens, equipment, food-handling All kitchens shall be clean, well lighted, properly ventilated and screened, and provided with essential and proper equipment for the preparation and serving of food. Storage, refrigeration and freezer facilities shall be adequate for the number of persons to be served. All perishable foods shall be refrigerated at a temperature at or below 45° Fahrenheit. Freezers and frozen food compartments shall be maintained at minus 10° to 0° Fahrenheit. Cooking utensils, dishes and tableware shall be in good condition and proper cleaning facilities for this equipment shall be provided. dishes shall be stored in a clean, dry place protected from flies, dust or other contamination. Food preparation and serving areas shall comply with Section 19-13-B42 of the public health code. Proper food handling techniques and sanitation to minimize the possibility of the spread of food-borne diseases shall be maintained. · The thermometer was missing from the refrigerator in the food serving area. The thermometer was replaced prior to the visit being completed.

    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-82. Laundry Provisions shall be made for the children's personal laundry, the facili

      17a-145-82. Laundry Provisions shall be made for the children's personal laundry, the facility's laundry and the repair of clothing. · Several spiderwebs needed to be cleared from the ceiling. Further, a window over the washers and dryers was rotted and decayed. There's evidence of carpenter ants or termites based on the leftover debris in the windowsill.

  7. Jun 22, 2026
  8. Jun 9, 2026
  9. Apr 20, 2026
  10. Mar 31, 2026 Visit conducted on 03/31/26. No compliance issues identified.
  11. Mar 30, 2026 Visit conducted on 03/30/26. No compliance issues identified.
  12. Mar 30, 2026 Visit conducted on 03/30/26. Found 2 compliance issues.
    1 finding
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-73. Sleeping accommodations (a) Sleeping accommodations for each child shall have ad

      17a-145-73. Sleeping accommodations (a) Sleeping accommodations for each child shall have adequate area, spacing and equipment in accordance with the child's age and needs. In bedroom #4 the patched spots on the walls needed painting.

  13. Mar 30, 2026 Visit conducted on 03/30/26. Found 2 compliance issues.
    1 finding
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-73. Sleeping accommodations (a) Sleeping accommodations for each child shall have ad

      17a-145-73. Sleeping accommodations (a) Sleeping accommodations for each child shall have adequate area, spacing and equipment in accordance with the child's age and needs. Bedroom #1 had clothing spread all over the floor.

  14. Mar 30, 2026 Visit conducted on 03/30/26. No compliance issues identified.
  15. Feb 19, 2026 Visit conducted on 2-19-26. No compliance issues identified. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
  16. Jan 21, 2026 Visit conducted on __1-21-26______. Visit covered 9 main areas/topics. Found 3 compliance issues. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
    1 finding
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-64. Personnel policies and procedures

      17a-145-64. Personnel policies and procedures. Four personnel records did not have evidence of CPR certification. Seven personnel records did not have evidence of restraint training.

  17. Jan 8, 2026 Visit conducted on 1-8-26. Visit covered 15 main areas/topics. No compliance issues identified. Implemented 1 corrective actions.
  18. Dec 17, 2025 Visit conducted on 12/17/25. No compliance issues identified.
  19. Dec 17, 2025 Visit conducted on 12/17/25. No compliance issues identified.
  20. Dec 17, 2025 Visit conducted on 12/17/25. No compliance issues identified.
  21. Dec 17, 2025 Visit conducted on 12/17/25. No compliance issues identified.
  22. Dec 15, 2025 Visit conducted on 12-15-25. Visit covered 1 main areas/topics. Found 3 compliance issues.
    1 finding
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-64 Personnel policies and procedures

      17a-145-64 Personnel policies and procedures. The result of a tuberculosis test was not found in one file (JM). 46a-154. Internal monitoring, training and development of policies and procedures required and subject to state agency inspection. Evidence of restraint training provided by the facility was not found in one file (JM).

  23. Dec 15, 2025 Visit conducted on 12-15-25. Visit covered 1 main areas/topics. Found 9 compliance issues.
    3 findings
    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-131. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation training required for persons who directly supervi

      17a-131. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation training required for persons who directly supervise children. Evidence of current CPR certification was not found in five files (AH-D, AA, AJ, MJM, TS).

    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-145-64. Personnel policies and procedures

      17a-145-64. Personnel policies and procedures. Evidence of TB testing results reflects that the results were obtained more than three months prior to hire rather than immediately prior to assuming duties. Physical exam documentation does not contain the date of the exam in one file (DD).

    • Non-compliance cited by DCF : 17a-151. Investigation

      17a-151. Investigation. Issuance of license or provisional license. Revocation, suspension or limitation of license. Appeal. Evidence of a background check of the child abuse and neglect registry in any state in which such person or individual resided in the preceding five years was not conducted using one employee's full name (AH-D). Evidence of a background check of the child abuse and neglect registry in any state in which such person or individual resided in the preceding five years was not conducted for one employee (DD, state of Virginia). 46a-154. Internal monitoring, training and development of policies and procedures required and subject to state agency inspection. Evidence of restraint training provided by the facility was not found in seven files (AH-D, AA, AJ, DD, JG, MJM, TS).

  24. Nov 20, 2025 Visit conducted on 11-20-25. Visit covered 11 main areas/topics. No compliance issues identified.
  25. Nov 13, 2025 Visit conducted on 11-13-25. No compliance issues identified. Implemented 1 corrective actions.

Connections on the network map

The companies, people and programs our research map ties to this program. Open it on the network map.

Documents

From the Unsilenced archive

2 documents about Turnbridge that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: Turnbridge.

Wiki entries

Materials and links

Survivor posts and discussion

Other links

Record updated . Generated from the Kids Over Profits facility database. Suggest a correction