Hartford Health Care sits at 217 Toro Rd in Hartford, Alabama, and offers a big range of services for older adults and those with health needs, including assisted living, independent living, nursing care, short-term rehab, memory care, respiratory care, hospice, home care, respite care, and help with chronic diseases, so folks can find a mix of support under one roof, and there are staff such as Hency P., Wendy Kane, Thomas Domanick, and Amy LeClerc BSN, RN. The place tries to keep things welcoming and comfortable, where people can feel at home, and teams focus on giving each person respect and care for their unique background and needs, with resources for folks living with disabilities or diseases who are looking for assisted living. The team is trained to help with many medical needs, including lung and respiratory help, surgical care, therapy like physical and speech rehab, and hospital services, and they try to teach new skills and boost the abilities folks still have, so independence sticks around for as long as possible, and there's real focus on hope and confidence, with attention to women's health as well.
There's a map to help find locations, and tours can be scheduled to visit, meet people, and see how things run, and there are 86 certified beds at this Hartford, AL center, though the nurse hours per resident-3.27 per day-fall below the state average of 3.9, but nurse turnover at 36.4% sits lower than the state's 48.1%. There's an attempt to keep costs and availability clearly explained, and a team of senior care advocates help answer questions about care types, which do include memory care and continuing care, plus extended hospital care, labs, pathology, imaging centers, and emergency response for sudden needs. Managers have been in place since October 2015 and September 2024, and the facility is part of Hartford Health Care, with an affiliation to Diversicare Healthcare. Patient and clinical info comes from surveys and government data sources like CMS and HCAHPS, and the hospital section of the company carries a Women's Choice Award and shows up in the top extended care hospital rankings.
Now, the place has had some problems in the past, including deficiencies with infection control, safe respiratory care, and making sure food is sourced and handled right, and the latest report pointed out several of these issues-it's important to know the track record isn't perfect, but efforts to provide a broad span of care and ongoing support are clear, so families can look at all the available facts before choosing the right fit for their needs.
