Meet Jennifer Johnson, Administrator at Parkville Care Center. Jennifer emphasizes that maintaining personal well-being is essential in a career that demands so much. For her, self-care isn’t just an occasional practice—it’s a continuous commitment to being the best version of herself for both her team and the residents she serves. Jennifer believes that “we cannot show up as the best versions of ourselves if we are not nurturing the parts of us that allow our positive attributes to …

Meet Tabitha Davis-Barron from MissionCare Bennington. Tabitha believes that a strong sense of community in a nursing home begins with celebrating the achievements of the staff. When team members feel appreciated and acknowledged, they gain a deeper sense of purpose and commitment. This, in turn, elevates the care and compassion they extend to residents. By guiding and encouraging growth, Tabitha has cultivated an environment where both staff and residents feel like part of one supportive family…

Meet Patrick Neagle, Administrator at Touchpoints Manchester. When asked to share a story of overcoming a challenge, Patrick reflected on the tumultuous days of the COVID pandemic. He described a time when projecting leadership and strength became crucial—even as uncertainty and self-doubt loomed large. Patrick’s insight was clear: “Character is not built through adversity, it is revealed.” His experience during the pandemic not only shaped him into a stronger leader but also tau…

March 10-14, 2025 is National Long Term-Care Administrator’s Week. During this week, staff, residents, families, and volunteers have the opportunity to say “thank you” and honor the administrators who lead our nation’s long-term care communities.  A heartfelt and sincere thank you from all of us at iCare Health Network to our dedicated Administrator team who continues to lead through challenging times and work tirelessly to safeguard and enrich the lives of the residents we serve.  In …

This American Heart Month, the iCare Complex Care Team and the Touchpoints Rehab centers invite the entire community—staff, residents, and visitors—to explore heart-smart tips and make small changes that lead to a healthier tomorrow. Signs with tips and healthy habits are in each center lobby.  American Heart Month is observed annually in February to raise awareness about heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States. Its purpose is to educate the public about heart dis…