Silver Springs Care Center

Silver Springs Care Center sits over on 33 Roy Street in Meriden, Connecticut, and offers 159 beds in a skilled nursing setting, where folks can find a pretty full range of clinical programs, like long-term care for people who are justice-involved or otherwise difficult to place, plus quite a focus on individuals with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia, and they've got a locked dementia unit as well for those who need extra attention. The Greater Hartford Memory Care Centers offer specialized memory care, while complex care programs and transitional services cover conditions like COPD, CHF, and recovery after open-heart surgery, and there's IV services available too, which might help those with more medical needs. Silver Springs provides assisted living, independent living, dementia care, memory care, hospice care, and respite care, including short-term rehab services, to help both residents and caregivers when a break is needed. Rehab and therapy stand out with Touchpoints Rehab and Touchpoints Therapy, offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy up to seven days a week, both for residents and outpatients, and there are prehabilitation programs like "Beyond the Joint" Prehab and Prebook to help get people ready before joint or spinal surgery even happens. The team includes a Certified Dementia Practitioner of the Year from 2018, and there's a Behavioral Program involving psycho education and individualized counseling, sometimes with a Registered Dietitian. Silver Springs also offers a Resident Relocation Guide to help with guided moves, whether from a local spot or far away, to another iCare Health Network center, since they're managed by iCare Management, LLC, which runs a bunch of similar places designed around personalized, multidisciplinary care. Folks have recognized Silver Springs for good work-they've earned the Silver Quality Award from the American Health Care Association and scored as a Five Star nursing home with CMS. You'll find a main entrance and lobby, the place is led by Raymond Hackling, LNHA, and while there aren't details on every feature or amenity, the setting aims to give various types of care under one roof, with help for different health and daily living needs. The facility does have a website if you want to learn more, and for checking on license details, you'd want to contact the provider or the licensing department directly.