iCare Health Network is pleased to announce that with this week’s opening of an on-site dialysis unit at Parkville Care Center in Hartford, both Westside Care Center in Manchester and Parkville are now offering fully operational on-site dialysis units for their short term and long term residents. The opening of these specialized programs represents a significant step forward in expanding access to advanced clinical services within the skilled nursing environment. For residents who require…

Meet Jennifer Johnson, Administrator at Parkville Care Center. Jennifer is dedicated to creating a warm, inviting, and home-like environment where residents feel valued, supported, and safe.  Last year was a tremendous year for Jennifer as an Administrator. She watched her team demonstrate resilience, reliability, and a deep sense of community toward one another and toward residents and families. Together, their hard work and dedication led Parkville Care Center to earn the Bronze National Qual…

MissionCare at Holyoke, Parkville Care Center, Touchpoints at Bloomfield and Touchpoints at Manchester were honored with the 2025 Bronze – Commitment to Quality Award by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL). The awards were presented during the Elevating Excellence: National Quality Awards Ceremony at the Delivering Solutions 25 AHCA/NCAL Convention & Expo in Las Vegas.

Parkville Care Center proudly joined the Greater Hartford community on Sunday, marching in the 2025 CICD Puerto Rican Day Parade. The annual event, organized by the Connecticut Institute for Community Development (CICD), is a vibrant celebration of Puerto Rican culture and heritage, drawing thousands of participants and spectators to Hartford’s streets. Parkville Care Center and iCare Health Network have been proud supporters of CICD have marched in the parade for several years. 

On April 10, 2025, WFSB premiered a segment on Good Day Connecticut with Scot Haney highlighting Parkville Care Center’s ‘All Phase Limb Loss Program’.  The program entails four phases of the process for residents with new limb loss: Pre-Procedure, Post Procedure Wound Care/Pain Management, Pre-Prosthetic Training and finally Prosthetic Training. Those with existing limb loss will have all of the same critical services and supports available to them but in a long term mainte…