Construction continues on a brand-new, six-chair ‘dialysis den’ exclusively for residents at Westside Care Center in Manchester.  This state-of-the-art addition will allow the care center to provide on-site hemodialysis services to up to 36 residents. The den and dialysis program will create an environment of convenience and integrated care. Residents will not longer need to travel in challenging weather or worry about the complications of transportation among other benefits.  Planned ope…

iCare Health Network is pleased to announce that the Connecticut Chapter of the American Association of Health Care Administrators 2025 inductees to the Connecticut Certified Nursing Assistant Hall of Fame included Touchpoints at Bloomfield’s Marva Smith. There are so many examples of why we believe Marva should be inducted into this year’s Hall of Fame but from the words of her fellow coworkers: She is humble and kind, self-motivated, never idle, always willing to help out anyone who …

iCare Health Network is pleased to announce that Kelli Grzeika has joined the iCare team as the Director of Behavioral Programs.   With a passion for helping others and a deep background in social work and healthcare administration, Kelli has spent more than a decade improving the lives of residents in short term rehab and long-term care. Kelli started her career in social services, working one-on-one with residents and families to navigate long-term care decisions, advocate for resident rig…

A post-holiday food and personal products drive organized by iCare Health Network’s Brenda Dorn was a success. The food and supplies donated by iCare staff was delivered to MACC Charities, a Manchester-based non-profit with a stated mission of ‘building partnerships to break cycles of poverty in our community’. MACC operates the area’s food pantry, community kitchen and community outreach and emergency services, in addition to other programs.  Of the great results, Brend…

Meet Ashley Frame, Administrator at Westside Care Center. Ashley’s journey into long-term care administration began as a dietary aide, where she first discovered the profound impact even the smallest gestures can have on residents’ lives. Driven by a passion to be hands-on in patient care, she advanced to become a therapeutic recreation assistant, focusing on specialty programs and building lasting relationships with residents and their families. Ashley’s decision to become an administrato…