Welcome to Trinity Hill Care Center
Yong Crandall
Administrator
Dear Resident and Family Members,
Please use this link to view and sign up for available indoor visits with your loved one at Trinity Hill Care Center through SignUp Genius. [NOTE: Residents admitted to isolation must complete the two week quarantine before being able to schedule an indoor visit. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled visit for check-in and COVID testing. Appropriate personal protective equipment such as masks will be utilized by both parties during the visit.]
I would like to welcome you to Trinity Hill Care Center. My staff and I are dedicated to fulfilling our Center’s mission of “Enriching the Lives of the Residents We Serve.” We accomplish this goal every day by teaching our staff to look at our patients as guests and making their stay as comfortable, effective and enjoyable as possible. Our resident rooms have been upgraded to include amenities like flat screen televisions that will make your stay with us more comfortable. Our “Point of Service” dining program is designed to give our Resident’s the widest selection of meal preferences. Our dedication continues even after discharge with calls from our social work staff making sure that discharge arrangements are working as planned.
Selecting a nursing facility can be difficult. Even after visiting, it’s hard to evaluate the care that each location provides. In an effort to help consumers, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid developed the Five Star Quality Rating System to provide residents and families with an easy to understand summary of nursing home quality. Nursing homes are given one to five stars. Five star being best and much above average. Trinity Hill is consistently rated as Four or Five Stars by CMS. Trinity Hill is consistently rated as Four or Five Stars by CMS. Continue reading
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Jude Fights Cancer! Help the Exantus Family with the Battle: Information on Donation and Prayer Vigil
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Jude is a 42-year-old who was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in 2019. Jude has a radiant personality. If you’ve had the pleasure of meeting him, it’s very likely that you instantly gained a new friend. Jude is selfless and will always be the first to lend a helping hand. He grew up in Haiti and moved to the U.S. after surviving the 2010 Earthquake. He and his wife have worked tirelessly to provide a life and a home in the US to raise their three children. We know he will fight this d… -
Along with representatives from Hartford Fire Department and Aetna Ambulance Service, the staff of Parkville Care Center in Hartford held a remembrance ceremony for the lives lost during the Greenwood Nursing Home Fire in 2003. Parkville Care Center was formerly known as Park Place and prior to that, at the time of the deadly fire, was named Greenwood Health Center. Although the care center was not part of iCare until two years ago, staff, residents and community members feel its impact or were … -
On February 7th, Concetta Lopes, a resident of Touchpoints at Bloomfield, was able to celebrate her 98th birthday with a long awaited gift – an indoor, in-person visit with her son; the first indoor visit at Touchpoints in almost a year of COVID precautions and visitor restrictions. Happy birthday, Concetta! We are so very pleased that she was able to celebrate it with family and in person. Visitor restrictions were imposed on March 10, 2020. Extensive testing and sweeping vaccinatio… -
Touchpoints at Manchester Resident: "They showed me so much kindness with no judgment"
February 17, 2021
In early February 2021, the Touchpoints at Manchester team received Vera’s Story, an eloquent testimonial from a grateful resident. It reads: “I could not speak or write to communicate. The staff at Touchpoints took the time to read my lips and understand my gestures. They showed me so much kindness with no judgment. They took care of me. My fears began to fade. 24/7 nothing was too big or too small. Each and every one of them gave me their utmost attention and respect.” -
Honoring the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 18, 2021
There are so many deep and meaningful quotes attributed to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that resonate strongly for those in healthcare and in daily service to others. It is clear that Dr. King’s words and deeds are especially resonant in light of the current and daily challenges we are all facing. -
Crushing COVID: Vaccine Clinics Continue at iCare Health Network
January 12, 2021
The act of receiving the vaccine is both self protective and selfless. The immediate need is to protect the health and well being of residents and staff in every skilled nursing center within iCare, the State and country. But beyond that, if collectively we want to open up the economy, get everyone back to school and work, get back to travel and leisure and return to normalcy, everyone who can get the vaccine should get the vaccine. For you. For me. For all. Get vaccinated! #GotVaccinated…
