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Glastonbury Center for Health & Rehabilitation

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Glastonbury Center for Health & Rehabilitation

Offering short-term rehab, dementia care, long-term and respite care, and hospice services. The ultimate goal of our approach is to restore you to health.

About you
Our center provides guests with a variety of individualized services and programming, whether they are with us for a short stay following a hospitalization or surgery, or they will call us their new home for long-term nursing care. Our dedicated staff is focused on delivering the highest quality of services, with a common goal of helping guests become better, brighter and stronger versions of themselves.

• Passport TM Approach •
Our Passport TM Approach is a natural progression of our services, helping our short-term rehabilitation patients return to the best quality of life possible, as quickly as possible. The approach we take optimizes recovery through individualized occupational, physical and speech language therapy plans with goals tailored to their specific needs and preferences. We employ trained specialists equipped with a diverse set of skills who are ready to field the most unique challenges in your rehabilitation process. We understand that every person under our care has distinct requirements for therapy. Your individual rehabilitation is tailored to a series of realistic, short-term achievements based on getting you home. We encourage you to meet with our interdisciplinary team of specialists to discuss your goals and expectations prior to your stay. With a patient-centered approach to care, our program is designed to provide you with the skills and abilities you need to live a healthy and fulfilling life.

• Long-Term Skilled Nursing Care •
All National Health Care Associates affiliated centers also specialize in delivering quality long-term care to residents. The team develops a comprehensive care plan which includes all medical, nursing, rehabilitation, nutritional, psychosocial, and therapeutic needs. Each resident is also evaluated upon admission by our interdisciplinary team, based on need for rehabilitative services in physical, occupational and/or speech therapy. Thereafter, a team of therapists carry out restorative or maintenance therapies in conjunction with the resident’s plan of care. Our goal is to assist each resident with the means to maintain his/her optimum level of functioning.

• Alzheimer/Dementia Special Care •
This program is designed to meet the special needs of Alzheimer’s/Dementia residents in a safe, caring and secure environment. Our goal is to help residents with Alzheimer’s or related dementias maintain their current level of functioning.

11/14/2025

November 14 is World Diabetes Day.

Diabetes impacts more than 589 million adults worldwide—a number that continues to rise each year, according to the International Diabetes Federation.

On World Diabetes Day, and every day, we stand alongside our residents in the journey of diabetes awareness, prevention, and management. Our teams are committed to empowering healthier lives through education, support, and compassionate care.

Want to make a difference? Visit diabetes.org to learn how you can volunteer, donate, or find trusted resources on nutrition, lifestyle, and diabetes management.

Together, we can raise awareness, share knowledge, and touch lives.

11/11/2025

Honoring Our Veterans

This Veterans Day, we proudly recognize and thank the members of our National Health Care Associates family—both employees and residents— who have served in the military. Your courage, dedication, and selfless service continue to inspire us all.

At National, we see those same values, discipline, teamwork, and compassion, reflected in the care you provide and the strength you bring to our communities every day.

To all who have served and continue to serve through your actions, kindness, and leadership—we salute you.

Thank you for your service and for the lasting impact you make in our centers and beyond.

11/10/2025

Together, We Walked for a World Without Alzheimer’s

During the month of October, every one of our Connecticut Centers proudly joined the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, with team members representing at seven walks across the state. Our dedicated teams came together with one goal — to honor those living with Alzheimer’s and to help find a cure.

We’re incredibly proud to share that together, we raised over $26,000 (and counting!) with 123 participants across our Connecticut Centers. Every dollar raised helps fund critical Alzheimer’s research, care, and support programs.

A heartfelt thank-you to every team, every walker, and every donor who helped make this impact possible. Your compassion and dedication truly make a difference.

Alzheimer's Association

11/06/2025

November is National Long-Term Care Awareness Month. This month, we recognize the essential role skilled nursing facilities play in providing compassionate, comprehensive care for loved ones.

Long-term care offers families peace of mind knowing that their loved ones receive professional support tailored to their unique needs, with 24/7 access to skilled nursing, therapy, and wellness programs. It ensures safety, enhances quality of life, and allows families to focus on meaningful moments together.

If you’re seeking trusted care options for your family, learn more about how our skilled nursing services can make a difference. Visit https://nhca.com/ today to explore our programs and schedule a tour.

Because your family deserves the best care — and we’re here to provide it.

11/05/2025

Today is National Stress Awareness Day!

Stress affects both mental and physical health, but simple strategies—like stepping outside, deep breathing, yoga, or talking with someone you trust—can make a big difference.

What’s your favorite way to unwind? Share your tips below!

11/03/2025

We walk for our residents.
We walk for our friends and families.
We walk for hope, for awareness — and for a cure.

This year, every one of our Connecticut Centers proudly joined the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, with team members representing at seven events across the state. Each step, smile, and show of support brought us closer to a world without Alzheimer’s.

Together, our Centers have raised an incredible $26,000 (and counting) — a true testament to the compassion, unity, and dedication that define our National Health Care Associates family.

Thank you to everyone who walked, donated, and stood beside us in support of this important cause. Together, we are making a difference — one step at a time.

Alzheimer's Association
Walk to End Alzheimer’s

11/02/2025

November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month — a time to honor, support, and stand with those living with Alzheimer’s disease, their families, and caregivers.

At National Health Care Associates, we’re dedicated to providing compassionate, person-centered care for individuals affected by memory loss. Our teams work every day to create safe, engaging, and supportive environments where residents can live with dignity and purpose.

Stay tuned this month to see how our Centers are raising awareness, fostering understanding, and continuing the fight for a world without Alzheimer’s.

Learn more about our Memory Care programs and how we support residents and families at nhca.com

11/01/2025

Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend!

Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour before heading to bed tonight. Enjoy that extra hour of rest and arrive Sunday refreshed.

Share this reminder with friends and family so everyone can start their Sunday on time!

10/29/2025

Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. experiences a stroke—and it can happen anywhere. That’s why recognizing the warning signs and acting quickly is so important.

Remember B.E. F.A.S.T.—the signs of a stroke:
-Balance Unsteady
-Eyesight Changes
-Face Drooping
-Arm Weakness
-Speech Difficulty
-Time to call 911

The sooner a stroke is treated, the better the chances for recovery. Patients who receive clot-busting medication or stent procedures within the first critical minutes are three times more likely to recover with little or no disability.

Stroke is largely treatable—but only if we act fast. Learn the signs, share the knowledge, and be prepared.

Source: https://www.stroke.org/

10/22/2025

👻 Just one week away until our Trunk or Treat event!
Join us Tuesday, October 28 at 5 PM for spooky fun, sweet treats, and festive music! 🎶🍬

Decorate your trunk, wear your favorite costume, and come ready for some Halloween magic! 🎃

10/20/2025

Respiratory Care Week is an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the dedicated respiratory therapists who are crucial in diagnosing and treating respiratory conditions.

Join us in celebrating our team of compassionate respiratory therapists and everything they do to keep our communities breathing! Where every breath is an opportunity for hope, our respiratory therapists go the extra mile!

For more information regarding our Pulmonary program and services, visit our website: https://nhca.com/.

10/19/2025

Today, we celebrate our amazing Maintenance Team!

They work behind the scenes every day to keep our Centers safe, comfortable, and running at their best. From maintaining critical systems to handling every repair and detail, their expertise ensures residents, visitors, and staff can thrive in a safe, well-maintained environment.

We’re so grateful for their hard work—thank you for keeping everything running smoothly and making our Centers a better place every day!

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1175 Hebron Avenue
Glastonbury, CT
06033

Telephone

+18606591905

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