From May 6 through May 12, National Nurses Week 2026 offers a meaningful opportunity to recognize the individuals who stand at the heart of healthcare—our nurses. Across iCare Health Network and our care centers, we are proud to celebrate the extraordinary professionals whose compassion, skill, and dedication shape the experience of every resident, patient, and family we serve. This year’s theme, “The Power of Nurses,” highlights the profound and far-reaching impact nurses have on indivi…

At 60 West, a culture of compassionate, person-centered care is driven by individuals who consistently go above and beyond in service to residents. Among them is Lynn Kalvinek, CNA, who has been named a 2026 inductee into the Connecticut CNA Hall of Fame. Recognized by the Connecticut Chapter of the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA), this honor reflects Kalvinek’s 20 years of dedicated service and her lasting impact on residents, families, and colleagues. Known for her po…

We’re proud to share this recent feature from Provider Magazine highlighting Chris Wright and his leadership journey in long-term care. The article offers a thoughtful look at Chris’s evolution from a “numbers-focused” operator to a mission-driven leader helping shape the future of post-acute care at both the organizational and national levels. As the co-founder and chairman of iCare Health Network and current Chair of the American Health Care Association (AHCA), Chris has long emphasize…

Social Work Month offers an opportunity to recognize the essential role social workers play within iCare Health Network’s skilled nursing and long-term care centers. Working at the intersection of clinical care and social need, they support residents whose situations are often complex, requiring coordination that extends far beyond the walls of the facility. According to the National Association of Social Workers website, this year’s theme is Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform. Th…

Meet Tabitha, Administrator at MissionCare at Bennington. Tabitha’s journey into long-term care began unexpectedly while working as an occupational therapist. What started as per diem work quickly turned into a passion as she discovered how much she loved building relationships with and caring for the geriatric population. One moment that has stayed with her came when a family member thanked her after their loved one passed away, sharing how much it meant that their final years were lived with…