860-236-2901
5 Greenwood Street
Hartford, CT 06106
860-236-2901

  • Three Star Facility per CMS

  • Five Star Facility for Quality Measures

Bienvenido a Parkville Care Center

Jennifer Johnson

Jennifer Johnson

Administrator

Dear Residents and Families:

2024 marks five years that Parkville Care Center has been a part of the iCare Health Network. In 2019, we chose the name Parkville to honor the care center’s place as a provider of quality skilled nursing and long term care in the historic Parkville neighborhood of Hartford, Connecticut. 

Bienvenido a Parkville Care Center, anteriormente conocido como Park Place Health Center. Estamos encantados de anunciar que a partir de enero de 2019. Parkville Care Center es parte de iCare Health Network. Elegimos el nombre de Parkville para honrar el lugar del centro de atención como proveedor de enfermería especializada de calidad y atención a largo plazo en el histórico vecindario Parkville de Hartford, Connecticut.

It is our commitment to make Parkville Care Center an inviting, homelike environment, providing culturally appropriate clinical care as well as recreation activities, dining, programming and supports. We are exceptionally proud of the specialized programs here at Parkville. At this time the care center provide short term rehabilitation and skilled nursing, long term care and memory care.   Continue Reading

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  • Parkville Care Center Goes All Pink to Honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month

    October 17, 2024

    HARTFORD (October 17, 2024) – On October 16, 2024 the team at Parkville Care Center celebrated and embraced Breast Cancer Awareness Month, honoring all the warriors who have fought the disease and those that have supported them.  The team sure brought the pink! Pink attire, pins, pens, punch, & desserts.  Great job Parkville team. 
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  • 60 West Celebrates iCare's 25th Anniversary with 90's Bash

    October 8, 2024

    On September 25, 2024, the team at 60 West celebrated iCare Health Network’s 25th Anniversary with a nostalgic 90’s-themed bash.  The staff and residents took pictures in the Photo Booth, played a 90’s Trivia Quiz game and competed in a ”Best Dressed for the 90’s” competition. The center’s Dietary Department treated everyone to appetizers and a classic pink sherbet punch. Congratulations to Leyshla Batista from the Dietary Department for winning the …
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  • Parkville Care Center Marches in 2024 CICD Parade, Celebrates Greater Hartford Puerto Rican Day

    September 25, 2024

    On September 22, 2024, staff and their families from iCare’s Parkville Care Center represented iCare Health Network in celebrating the 2024 Greater Hartford Puerto Rican Day Parade and Festival del Coqui. As they did in 2019, 2022 and 2023, the Parkville team marched in the parade decked out in matching t-shirts and regalia and accompanied by decorated Jeeps. iCare is a proud Carroza Partner Level Sponsor of the Parade and Festival. 
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  • Recovery Program Coordinator Spotlight: Chelsea Place's Dilpreet Sehmbi

    September 23, 2024

    Recently, there was a resident who admitted to Chelsea Place and used the structure to help himself get better and keep his sobriety. The resident had a goal of being present in his kid’s lives, especially his one year old. The resident kept going to meetings, and individual and group therapy and did everything that was required of him. He was helped by Money Follows the Person to get his own apartment and later was discharged facility an has been doing really good since then. The resident s…
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  • 60 West Celebrates a Stigma-Free Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month

    September 19, 2024

    The team at 60 West celebrated and honored Recovery Month by emphasizing the power of stigma-free care and culture. Staff and residents assembled a bouquet of flowers to illustrate how different elements, people and challenges in our lives come together into a beautiful and unique combination.  According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) website, Stigma is when someone, or even you yourself, views a person in a negative way just because they have a condition such as mental illn…
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  • Recovery Program Coordinator Spotlight: Westside Care Center's Tericsha Diaz

    September 17, 2024

    I build trust and rapport with individuals in Recovery by giving them respect. I speak to them without judgment, show them empathy, am my true self; transparent and understanding. I feel I empower individuals in Recovery by showing them how far they have come and highlighting their positives, These residents are already struggling with the day to day and are constantly trapped in a negative space or mindset.
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“Staff is very compassionate, they're very good with the patient.”
~ Resident SD (June 2023)
“From Five Star Google Review – My cousin, son and myself went to visit my father for the first time on Sunday at Parkville Care Center. The staff from front desk personnel, to nursing, were attentive and respectful. The place was surprisingly well maintained and my father didn’t complain once about staff care. My father can be a handful with his mouth, so the fact that he had nothing negative to say about the facility says a lot. I understand it was only one visit, actually on my way there now, first impression was a good one, Keep up the good care, not an easy task.”
~ Felix Betancourt (June 2022)
“(Five Star Yelp Review): My brother recently transferred to the Parkville facility in Hartford CT. Although he has been there for a short period of time, the quality of care has been nothing short of remarkable. My brother has a severe Traumatic Brain Injury and has significant physical and cognitive challenges. Since the transfer from another facility (I was not happy with), my brother has made some great strides. For the first time since his incident (summer of 2021), I heard him uttering sounds and trying to speak with us. This brought tears to my eyes. It was the most alert I have seen him. I am hopeful that he will gain more of his cognition and physical abilities back. The staff at Parkville are warm, welcoming, and genuinely care about the residents and family members. I am very grateful to the amazing team.”
~ Ana S. (via Yelp Reviews) February 2022
“Rated 9/10 in satisfaction survey. "Pretty good overall"”
~ Resident JR (January 2022)
“Rated 10/10 on customer satisfaction survey. "Very Good"”
~ Resident JPA (January 2022)
“I feel good here. They take care of me well.”
~ Resident VMF (January 2022)
“For me its a really good place.”
~ Resident RH (January 2022)
“Its a good place. I like it here.”
~ Resident RH (January 2022)
“Very happy with everyone and grateful.”
~ Resident MG (January 2022)
“Compassionate. Best decision I ever made being here. Staff are always friendly…anything I want or need they provide it. This place has given me the opportunity to write poetry.”
~ Resident SD (January 2022)
“Overall very good experience.”
~ Resident AC (January 2022)
“My name is Ninoshka Carmona, I had a car accident and broke my pelvis. I was three months without being able to walk and with the help of the CNAs Sunny, Tonya, and Natalie, as well as my nurse Olga, as well as Chris, Mansi, and Robin in the therapy department I was able to walk again, get stronger, and get back to my family.”
~ Ninoshka Carmona (June 2019)
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