60 West

60 West is a skilled nursing facility managed by iCare Management, LLC, and it takes care of people who are physically, mentally, or cognitively infirmed, including those who are hard to place or who've been involved with the justice system, since the State of Connecticut sometimes sends patients here from the Department of Correction and the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, so you'll find specialized care that's sometimes hard to get elsewhere, and they also have strong memory care programs for people living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, where staff provide daily support and structure. The facility offers complex care and helps with recovery after things like congestive heart failure, COPD, or heart surgery, so people with tough health issues aren't left behind, and there's transitional support to help folks move back home or into a different care setting safely, if that's needed. Care teams include different specialists who work together, drawing on programs like Touchpoints Rehab and Touchpoints Therapy, which have a good reputation with families, and if you need a break from looking after someone full time, you can turn to their respite care for short-term stays. Outpatient therapy is on-site and covers physical, occupational, and speech needs, which helps with both long-term improvement and short-term recovery, and they also offer specialized services like "Beyond the Joint" Prehab and Prebook, which help people get ready before joint or spinal surgery, smoothing the path for a better outcome. Residents get help relocating or transferring between iCare Health Network centers if their needs change, with guides to walk families through the process, so nobody gets lost in the shuffle, and the facility connects with Touchpoints at Bloomfield, Touchpoints at Chestnut, and other places in the same network if there's a move required. 60 West has amenities like vending machine rental and ties to broader healthcare like Hartford Healthcare Medical Group and insurance coverage through a connected agency, and the staff works with physicians, psychiatrists, and psychoanalysts to manage challenging medical or mental health conditions when needed. The building accepts Medicare and Medicaid, and stays grounded in direct, specialized care for people who can't always find a place easily, with an emphasis on practical, steady support, rehabilitation, and a broad range of clinical programs to address both common and complicated health problems as people age or face greater challenges.