Welcome to the Touchpoints Rehabilitation network of health and rehabilitation centers in Greater Hartford, Connecticut. iCare’s Touchpoints Rehabilitation centers in Bloomfield, East Windsor and Manchester offer a full range of inpatient and outpatient programming including the specialty areas of Cardiac, Pulmonary, Neurologic and Orthopedic recovery.
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Everyone has unique care needs, but the primary objective is most often the same: a return to health, home and what’s important in life.
At Touchpoints, we understand. We work collaboratively with our hospital and home care partners to provide seamless transitions of care.
Our innovative, personalized approached is designed to accelerate the recovery process, so that you can Get Well, Live Well and Be Well, faster, better and with fewer challenges than any traditional rehabilitation program.
Find out why Touchpoints Rehab is the Place I Trust with Mom’s Care.
For more information or to visit one of our centers, contact us today at 860-812-0788.
News & Updates
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The Big E at the Little i: iCare Residents Celebrate a New England Tradition
September 30, 2026
The sights, tastes and traditions of The Big E came to iCare Health Network this September as residents and staff across the network celebrated “The Big E at the Little i,” a two-week series of recreation programs inspired by New England’s biggest fair. The tradition began years ago at Touchpoints at Manchester, where Recreation Director Melissa Ploszaj and her team developed their own version of The Big E for residents. The program takes residents on a tour of New England, using food, act… -
iCare Health Network is proud to congratulate recently retired Chief Clinical Officer Allison Breault on being named a 2026 Healthcare Hero by the Hartford Business Journal. The annual Healthcare Heroes awards recognize outstanding healthcare professionals whose leadership, innovation and commitment have made a meaningful impact on healthcare organizations, patients and communities across Connecticut. -
iCare Hosts Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Summit During National Recovery Month
September 22, 2026
On September 21, 2026, iCare Health Network hosted a daylong Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Summit at the Hilton Garden Windsor. Held in recognition of National Recovery Month, the Collaborative Care Education Day brought together iCare clinical leaders, department heads, community partners and subject-matter experts for advanced education on substance use disorders, recovery and co-occurring mental health conditions. Through its longstanding iRecovery program and years of hands-on experie… -
How iCare’s Specialized Programs Support Complex Medical Needs
August 31, 2026
How iCare’s Specialized Programs Support Complex Medical Needs (HIV, Huntington’s, Trach Care & More) | Greater Hartford CT -
iCare Health Network CFO Michael Plausse Honored with 2026 Champion of Elder Care Award
July 31, 2026
iCare Health Network is proud to announce that Chief Financial Officer Michael Plausse has been named the recipient of the 2026 Champion of Elder Care Award, one of the Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities and Connecticut Center for Assisted Living’s (CAHCF/CCAL) highest honors. The award recognizes individuals whose leadership, expertise, and commitment have made a lasting impact on long-term care in Connecticut. In announcing the award, CAHCF/CCAL President and CEO Matthew… -
iCare Health Network Named Best Adult Care in the 2026 North Central News Readers' Poll
July 23, 2026
iCare Health Network is proud to announce that it has been selected as Best Adult Care in the 2026 North Central News Readers’ Poll, an honor determined by the votes of community members throughout North Central Connecticut. The annual Readers’ Poll recognizes organizations that have earned the trust, confidence, and support of the people they serve. For everyone across iCare Health Network, this recognition carries special meaning because it comes directly from residents, patients… -
Most patients respond well to traditional pain management strategies during rehabilitation. But for some, pain persists despite medications, therapy, or standard treatment approaches. These are often the patients who benefit most from specialized rehabilitation medicine. When pain does not improve as expected, the first step is a deeper evaluation. Rather than focusing solely on the symptom itself, physiatrists look for underlying causes that may be contributing to ongoing discomfort. Nerve inju…
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Pain is one of the most common concerns patients and families face during rehabilitation. Whether recovering from surgery, illness, injury, or a hospitalization, effective pain management can have a significant impact on recovery and quality of life. At the same time, many families have understandable concerns about pain medications—particularly opioids—and how they are used during rehabilitation. Today’s approach to pain management is far different from the one-size-fits-all strategie…
