Welcome to Westside Care Center

Ashely Frame
Administrator

Dear Residents and Families,
I would like to welcome you to Westside Care Center. Our team of caregivers is committed to enriching the lives of the residents we serve. More than that, we strive to help and assist anyone that comes through our doors. We understand that placement of a loved one in an advanced care setting is challenging and our goal is to use our knowledge and personal touch to support however we can. Compassion is our culture at Westside, through every level of the organization.
My philosophy as an Administrator has been to do whatever is necessary to assist others. I bring that philosophy to our dedicated staff here at Westside, and we are looking forward to showing you our capabilities. Our customer service is a cornerstone that sets us apart from others. I ensure that any issues are handled promptly and effectively but furthermore, take a proactive approach to prevent problems from arising. We are able to accomplish this through teamwork and open and honest communication. Continue reading
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iCare Health Network Celebrates National Skilled Nursing Care Week 2025: Weaving the 'Tapestry of Life'
May 12, 2025
From May 11th to 17th, 2025, iCare Health Network proudly joins the nationwide observance of National Skilled Nursing Care Week (NSNCW aka Nursing Home Week), following the American Health Care Association’s theme, “Tapestry of Life.” This year’s theme emphasizes the “vibrant, diverse experiences of residents in skilled nursing facilities—each individual a unique thread contributing to a rich and interconnected community.” At iCare centers across New England, Nursing Home W…
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Fresh River Healthcare and iCare were proud to be Gold sponsors and walk in the Team Hope Walk at Chatfield State Park on May 4th. The walk was organized by the Connecticut Chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America. According to their website, The Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA) is the premier nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of everyone affected by Huntington’s disease. From community services and education to advocacy and researc…
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A recent meeting of iCare Health Network’s Therapeutic Recreation Directors centered on impactful topics such as process (not outcome) driven programming, behavioral health in group settings, food centered activities, and storytelling strategies. The team also explored ways to incorporate community resource organizations into our calendars as “courses” to support resident independence and growth.
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National Nurses Day and Week is a time to recognize the extraordinary work of nurses across the country, celebrating the dedication, compassion, and professionalism that define the nursing profession — especially here at iCare Health Network. The American Nurses Association (ANA) chose “The Power of Nurses” as the theme for National Nurses Week 2025 to recognize the invaluable contributions of nurses worldwide. This theme celebrates nurses’ daily impact on healthcare, inno…
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The Windsor Senior Center was filled with the warm aromas of sizzling bacon and fresh-baked scones as nearly 50 local seniors gathered for a special breakfast hosted by Touchpoints at Bloomfield. The event, held on Thursday morning, was a heartwarming opportunity for community connection, delicious food, and a few exciting surprises. Touchpoints at Bloomfield, a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center, was proud to sponsor and serve the breakfast as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting…
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Scot Haney and 'Good Day Connecticut' Highlight Parkville Care Center's Limb Loss Program
April 11, 2025
On April 10, 2025, WFSB premiered a segment on Good Day Connecticut with Scot Haney highlighting Parkville Care Center’s ‘All Phase Limb Loss Program’. The program entails four phases of the process for residents with new limb loss: Pre-Procedure, Post Procedure Wound Care/Pain Management, Pre-Prosthetic Training and finally Prosthetic Training. Those with existing limb loss will have all of the same critical services and supports available to them but in a long term mainte…