RESIDENT RELOCATION GUIDE
As situations and arrangements change, residents and their families can find themselves in need of relocation from one skilled nursing facility, assisted living or other post-acute care setting to another. iCare Health Network is here to help.
Whether a relocation is required for proximity, specialty services, personal or lifestyle changes, preference, financial hardship, a nursing facility closure or any other reason, consider an iCare Health Network skilled nursing care center to help meet your unique and individualized needs.
Read the full brochure here in English and Spanish…
To ease your mind, we have tailored the relocation experience to minimize disruption. We are able to offer the following services to ensure ease and accommodation:
- Keep your current roommate. If you wish to be admitted to a semi-private room and would like to keep the roommate you have in your current skilled nursing setting, we can accommodate.
- Free furniture moving service. Residents in long term care have generally surrounded themselves with more comforts of home. Let us move all of your belongings to your new home with iCare.
- Phone and cable activation included. It will be ready for you when or soon after your arrive.
- Assistance in arranging transportation, near or far. Let us arrange taxi/Uber, wheelchair van or ambulance.
Available Clinical Programs and Services
- Specialized memory care delivered in a secured unit setting within six iCare locations. Part of the Greater Hartford Memory Care Centers.
- iRecovery Program: Substance use treatment and counseling (available in English and Spanish language) coupled with medication assisted treatment, Suboxone, Methadone and Vivitrol available.
- Touchpoints signature Congestive Heart Failure and COPD program.
- Secure behavioral health units.
- Orthopedic, neurological and cardiac rehab.
- Title 19 (Medicaid) and active smokers accepted and accommodated.
- And much, much more…See all of iCare and Touchpoints’ clinical services and programs and all of our facilities here…
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Interested? Please call iCentral admissions office at (860) 812-0788 or email us at icentral@icarehn.com
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News & Updates
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A "Keep Calm and Get Hired" JOB ALERT -- January 2020
January 16, 2020
As part of this Job Alert for the iCare Health Network, this post is highlighting four positions that are currently listed on icare.careers: Regional Clinical Director for iCare Health Network Staff Development Coordinator and Infection Control Nurse for both Touchpoints at Bloomfield and Touchpoints at Farmington Assistant Director of Nursing, Silver Springs Care Center (Meriden) Assistant Director of Nursing, Parkville Care Center (Hartford) -
"I have such fondness and trust for my Touchpoints family"
January 10, 2020
I have had many wonderful experiences at Touchpoints at Manchester, so when I was in the hospital and my doctor told me I needed to go for rehab, Touchpoints at Manchester was my only choice! I have such fondness and trust for my Touchpoints family when I learned I could have Touchpoints at Home for my Home care services I was very excited. Just as during my stay at Touchpoints , Touchpoints at Home did not disappoint! They were always on time, the communication was excellent and my Occupationa… -
For the three years in a row, Sacred Heart Church in Bloomfield generously donated 50 wrapped gifts for the residents of Touchpoints at Bloomfield. Shirley Cooper, pictured here with Assistant Director of Recreation Dwayne Mullings, dropped off the gifts to be delivered by Santa’s Helpers last month. Shirley has been a volunteer for Touchpoints for the past few years, delivering communion to the residents. Shirley contacted Director of Recreation Cindy Payne and explained that the c… -
Photos from Touchpoints at Farmington's Christmas Events
December 30, 2019
As is the case throughout the iCare Health Network, Touchpoints at Farmington had several Christmas events for staff and residents, including a staff potluck with deep fried turkey care of John Zazzaro, the Farmington Middle School chorus singing for the residents, a trip to Fantasia Lights in Hartford and Gifts from Santa. -
On December 16, 2019 members of iCare Health Network’s leadership team visited the lobbies of all 11 iCare care centers to check out the Christmas decorations. The care center teams take the decorating contest much further than the lobby and much further than snowflakes and tinsel. This year every center went above and beyond year’s past with decorations throughout the halls, skits, special celebrity guest stars, train rides, indoor snow storms and skating rinks, snowball fights and … -
Westside Care Center Throws Pajama Party to Benefit Patients and Families at Connecticut Children's
December 16, 2019
The Westside Care Center team joined schools, workplaces and organizations from around the State of Connecticut in throwing a pajama party to raise money for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center. Each participants donated a minimum of $5 to wear pajamas for the day. Proceeds will be donated to help parents of children fighting cancer with the cost of parking, food, and other general expenses during the hospital stay. -
This month the team at 60 West received some excellent feedback and praise from a family member of a resident receiving care through their Acquired Brain Injury Program: “The team at 60 West is awesome. We had a great experience with everyone at the facility and I have only positive to say about the Acquired Brain Injury Program. From our first meeting with Kyle Bousquet, Program Director, to all the nurses, social worker, and staff; they were all very helpful and assisted Steven in achiev… -
Touchpoints at Chestnut Residents and Staff View Their Tree at Wadsworth's Festival of Trees and Traditions
December 9, 2019
Two residents and a handful of staff form Touchpoints at Chestnut went to the Wadsworth Antheneum in Hartford to tour their annual Festival of Trees and Traditions. According to the Wadsworth website, established in 1973 by the Women’s Committee as a museum fundraising event, Festival of Trees & Traditions has become an annual holiday custom for visitors from throughout the state and beyond. Every year community members, artists and organizations decorate holiday trees and wreaths to …