Robert L was discharged home from Touchpoints at Manchester having been a patient on the congestive heart failure rehabilitation program in collaboration with Saint Francis Hospital. To ensure successful rehab, shorten the length of stay and decrease the likelihood of hospital readmission, the CHF program entails a tailored approach to care including medication management, special diet, targeted therapies, and close monitoring of body weight and lab results. 

iCare Health Network is seeking a dynamic and experienced MDS Coordinator to join our team. We are pleased to share that we have some of the best MDS Coordinators in the State who have devoted their professional goals to enrich the lives of the people we entrusted in our care. We offer a competitive salary and the potential for advancement and professional growth. If you don’t have MDS or long-term experience, we are willing to train the right person.

At Touchpoints at Chestnut, as with many skilled nursing communities, there is much more to caring for residents than medical care and rehabilitation. Although short term rehab can be quite brief, stretching a few days to a few weeks, many residents call our communities their home. In order to foster the home like environment, provide stimulating activities and recreation and add to the overall quality of life, many other projects and initiatives have been woven into daily life.

iCare Health Network is seeking a seasoned RN candidate with post-acute/skilled nursing/long term care experience  of for the position of Director of Care Transitions - Regional Clinical Director.  

Three veterans of the Vietnam War were given the Connecticut Veterans Wartime Service Medal on Tuesday at a ceremony at Touchpoints at Manchester. Cornelius Evans, Renaldo Victoria Jr. and Edward Delane Jr. were originally meant to get the medals at a June 8 event honoring veterans, but the medals had not arrived in time. Instead, they were able to celebrate Tuesday with other veterans as well as family and friends.