Concord Care Center of Hartford

Concord Care Center of Hartford sits in Fowler, Ohio at 3090 5 Points Hartford Road, and holds up to 54 residents in a place that looks to feel more like a home than a hospital, so folks can be comfortable and safe with help always close by because there's 24-hour supervision, plus a nurse on staff at all hours, and there's doctors, social workers, and nutritionists checking in too, and they've got a ventilator department and a secure unit for people living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, with programs and activities meant to support memory and help folks feel involved, and if someone needs help walking or getting around, the staff assists with mobility and transfers, also helping with daily things like bathing, getting dressed, taking medication, and getting to meals, which can be restaurant-style dining or special diets like low sodium or for diabetes, and snacks are always available too, and you'll find private bathrooms, air-conditioning, cable, wifi, and kitchenettes in the rooms, with things like housekeeping, linen service, and transportation help there when someone needs to get to a doctor's appointment or an outing, and if a person breaks a hip, has a stroke, or just leaves the hospital and needs a bit of rehab, the physical, occupational, and speech therapy folks come in to help, and for anyone with a wound that's slow to heal or a chronic condition, there are special programs and treatment, and the staff keep an eye on blood pressure, diabetes care, hearing, dental, and even foot care, with daily activities, trips, spiritual programs, and chances to get together in the garden, fitness space, games room, or just in the small library or common dining area, and for families, there are support services, education programs, and even counseling, all set in a building with safety in mind-handicap features, a call system, and secure spaces for those who wander, and the place takes Medicare and Medicaid, so it can help all kinds of folks, whether they're staying awhile for long-term care or only in for a short stint with respite or rehab until they're strong enough to go home again.