Administrators must manage complex healthcare operations while also fostering an environment where residents feel supported and staff members feel valued. From overseeing clinical outcomes and compliance to supporting life enrichment programs and community partnerships, their leadership touches nearly every aspect of care center life. Across iCare Health Network’s care centers, Administrators work alongside interdisciplinary teams that include nurses, therapists, dietary professionals, life en…

At Touchpoints at Bloomfield, late winter brings with it a familiar and much-anticipated tradition. For the past seven years, team member Christine Bourbeau and her husband, Mark, have marked maple season by tapping trees on campus and transforming sap into maple syrup — a process residents enjoy watching unfold each year. The season typically runs from mid-February through the end of March, when cold nights and milder daytime temperatures create the ideal conditions for sap to flow. Across Bl…

We’re honored that McKnight’s recently featured Chris Wright — Chairman of the AHCA Board and Co-Owner of iCare Health Network — in a thoughtful interview spotlighting what drives his leadership and vision for the long-term care industry. The article explores Chris’s view on how compassion, clarity of purpose, and a commitment to collective progress are essential to navigating the challenges facing long-term care today. We’re grateful to Kimberly Marselas and McKnight’s for telling…

Valentine’s Day at Trinity Hill Care Center was a celebration of connection, appreciation, and shared joy from morning through evening. Residents began the day with a special “Lovers Luncheon,” an opportunity to gather, enjoy a thoughtfully prepared meal, and spend meaningful time together in a warm and welcoming setting. The spirit of appreciation extended to Trinity Hill’s dedicated team members, who were treated to cupcakes and ice cream in recognition of the compassion and commitment…

At Touchpoints at Bloomfield, occupational therapy is about more than repetition and routine — it’s about helping residents strengthen the skills they use in everyday life. A recent Valentine’s-themed session brought that philosophy to life through an activity that blended creativity, independence, and a touch of sweetness. Residents took part in a hands-on exercise centered on home-management tasks, practicing skills such as measuring, sequencing steps, problem-solving, and fine motor coo…