Certified by Hebrew Center for Health & Rehabilitation • Mar 08, 2026
Assisted Living Facility
We at Hebrew Home for Health & Rehabilitation focus on healing so the joys of daily living can be celebrated. Our center provides post-acute rehabilitation and long-term care services, including a myriad of medical and therapy services. We offer around-the-clock care for those living with chronic illnesses and disabilities. Each day, our skilled, compassionate team strives to help our guests become a better, brighter, and stronger version of themselves.
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Certified by Hebrew Center for Health & Rehabilitation • Mar 08, 2026
Certified by Hebrew Center for Health & Rehabilitation • Mar 08, 2026
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Sharon Flowers
1 day ago
5.0
I visit a relative at Hebrew Center. I find the staff to be friendly and professional. The facility is clean and bright.
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Stephanie Henderson
6 days ago
5.0
I like the fact that the place is very clean, so far the staff is very nice and attentive. My mom said that it's nice and that's really all that matters because it's her stay for a week. I like it better than Saint Mary. Don't have to walk the long green mile.
MP
Michelle Pellet
Mar 2, 2026
5.0
Everyone was helpful, personable and professional!
KC
Kevin Connolly
Feb 21, 2026
5.0
Staff was friendly and helpful and my friend was getting attentive care.
XL
Xiomara Llorens
Jan 29, 2026
1.0
My father was there in November 2024 and they didn't took care of my father properly. Every time I called, the nurse will tell me different stories and a bunch of lies. I told them at the beginning when he was admitted of my dad's condition to prevent something from happening. Everytime I called I asked if someone was with my dad because he's a high fall risk and that his legs after the stroke was weak that he is a 1 on 1 patient. The nurses whenever I called told me that he was asleep or that he was walking around. When I asked if he was alone they said yes and as soon as she said that I told them about his conditions again and they got scare and then change the story saying that he was with a nurse.So when I went there in one of my visits, my father hygiene was poor since they didn't gave him a shower and I keep asking them when they were going to shower him. So because I asked, before my next visit they give him a shower , but they put someone elses clothes even tho I brought him new clean clothes and labeled with his name and one of the shoes was gone. I asked my dad how they treated him and he didn't like it. And I asked him if he got someone with him all the time and he said No that he's always by himself. I asked him all what the nurse on the phone was telling me of he's where about and he said that all was a lie. When I went on my next visit on a Sunday they let us wait for like more than an hour because something happened with the fire alarm and we needed to wait outside. After that when everything was ready to go in. It was another wait time inside the waiting area. When I finally when inside I notice my dad in a dark room sitting against the glass sad and lost. And then my husband noticed a big bump in his head by the right temple. I when to see him and there were blood on it and "nobody knew nothing even with cameras inside", they couldn't give me an explanation. They were hiding stuff from me and covering their back.They got nervous and started "Loking for a note" to see what had happened to him. "Nobody knew anything at all and no notes about the situation with him". I was so pissed and started cursing and demanding an explanation and the video of his room where my dad told me it happened and they didn't let me see nothing.They said "the cameras didn't work or wasn't on", what a coincidence and so convenience for them. I took my dad out of there for good.
Not a good experience for me and my Dad. After that he's so affraid to go into another place.
Everyone is different and maybe other people will have a better experienced. But as for me and my dad was not a good place.
Update: I know exactly where it was and don’t you try to make other people think that I’m confuse, because I’m not. I got pictures that I took when I was there. This is the right place where it happened. Now tell me that I’m wrong. Don’t try to cover what’s going on in there.😡 I don’t need to contact you at all. That’s my dad and the bruise/bump and dry blood he got. I also marked where the entrance is and I used to park by the bushes in the back and also we sat at the picnic tables you guys have there. Who’s confused????🙄😡
Frequently Asked Questions About Hebrew Center for Health & Rehabilitation
What is a skilled nursing facility (SNF)?
A SNF primarily provides care and rehabilitation services for individuals who require nursing care. Our care center provides 24-hour, licensed nursing care.
Care at our center typically includes:
Our Passport™ approach to short-term rehabilitation
Intravenous therapy
Post-surgical stabilization
Pulmonary management
Wound care
Assistance with medications
Aid in a variety of daily living needs, including dressing, bathing, walking, and eating
Additional services offered may include: psychiatric/psychological services, social services, podiatry and optometry, housekeeping and laundry, and personal hygiene services (barber and salon).
Is a skilled nursing facility (SNF) like a hospital?
Hospitals provide a range of diagnostic and treatment services, including emergency and intensive care, surgery, diagnostics and imaging. Stays at hospitals are usually much shorter than in a SNF.
Skilled nursing facilities provide around-the-clock care to individuals in a short-term or long-term setting, including rehabilitation following surgeries, therapy services, and assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, eating, and dressing. SNFs are staffed by licensed nurses, therapists, and other medical care specialists.
What paperwork is required for admission?
Guests or a responsible party will need to complete an Admission Agreement form with the admissions team within 48 hours of arriving.
Please enquire with our admission team as to which documents you are required to provide copies of.
What are the visiting hours?
While our center doesn’t have restrictive visiting hours like hospitals, we generally suggest 8 am to 8 pm. We welcome all visitors and have several areas throughout our center where guests can comfortably congregate with family and friends.
Can our family pet visit?
Absolutely! We welcome most family pets, including dogs and cats. We may request vaccination records and some breed restrictions may apply.
What should i expect when it comes to meals?
We provide a daily menu based on individual diets and preferences. We also have an “always available menu” for guests who prefer something different. Dietary aides are available to review our guests’ preferences and help make healthy selections that support care goals.
Whenever possible, we invite our guests to dine in a common area rather than in their rooms to enjoy the social benefits of gathering with others.
What should I leave at home?
Please leave valuables, such as jewelry, purses, wallets, and large amounts of money at home or with a loved one. We do not permit electrical items such as extension cords, space heaters, or electric blankets.
What level of privacy can guests expect?
We place a great emphasis on providing a supportive and safe environment, including adequate supervision, while respecting each person’s right to privacy. Common areas are open for all and guest rooms are private spaces.
How soon will therapy or rehabilitation begin?
Our goal is to ensure guests start rehabilitation as soon as possible. Therapy sessions will begin within 24 hours of admission and are offered up to seven days a week, based on individual care plans.
Are patients able to spend a night at home?
Short-term Medicare and Managed Care/Insurance Patients – During short-term stays, guests are permitted to leave the facility for special occasions (eg. a wedding, funeral, or special religious event), although not overnight.
Long-term Medicaid Patients – Long-term guests are allowed a leave of absence (LOA) based on the Medicaid allowable time. LOAs are reviewed and approved by our medical team to determine the safety of the time away and coordinate any plans to accommodate our guests’ care needs while they are away.
Private Pay Patients – These guests have no restrictions.
Who will be my doctor? When does the doctor visit?
We have several physicians who visit our guests within 48 hours of their arrival. They also make weekly rounds. If a guest prefers to use an existing primary care physician, our center staff will help them with the guidelines we’re required to follow to accommodate their request.
Our center also has nurse practitioners onsite and 24/7 on-call care staff. Our guest rooms may also include FDA-approved remote monitoring devices that monitor guests’ vitals 24/7. These devices are monitored by a team of RNs who can communicate with physicians and nurse practitioners if there are changes that need to be addressed.
Will i have a voice in my care plan?
It is every patient’s legal right to make their own choices about the care they receive, activities they participate in, and other aspects of their life while staying with us. A resident council, which is a self-governed body in our center, provides our guests with an opportunity to address any concerns.
When it comes to decisions around medical treatment, some guests can opt to give decision-making responsibilities to a loved one, such as a spouse, adult child, or other legally-designated person.
How long will guests stay at the center under their SNF benefit?
Each guest’s length of stay depends on their individual care plan and how they progress through therapy. Please note that insurance-approved days and coverage criteria apply. We will communicate with our guests or their designated caregiver regarding coverage throughout their stay.
How can guests leave the center?
When it comes to helping our guests return home or to another care setting, we closely monitor their progress and assess their requirements with activities of daily living. When appropriate, we support each of our guests with our Passport™ approach, including our Passport to Home program, to ensure a safe return home and continued treatment as needed.
Learn more about how we support the safe transition home with our Passport to Home Program.
What happens when it's time to go home?
As part of our commitment to providing a continuum of care through our Passport to Home program, our guests receive a phone call from a nurse within 24-48 hours of returning home. We’ll make sure they have everything they need to remain home safely and avoid complications, including a virtual visits with our Passport to Home Nurse Practitioners, continued therapy as needed.
Learn more about how we support the safe transition home with our Passport to Home Program.
What types of care and services does Hebrew Center for Health & Rehabilitation provide?
Hebrew Center offers 24-hour licensed nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, intravenous therapy, post-surgical stabilization, pulmonary management, wound care, medication assistance, daily living aid, psychiatric services, social services, podiatry, optometry, housekeeping, laundry, and personal hygiene services.
How is a skilled nursing facility different from a hospital?
Hospitals provide short-term diagnostic and treatment services including emergency care and surgery. Skilled nursing facilities offer around-the-clock care with rehabilitation, therapy, and assistance with daily living in short- or long-term settings.
What paperwork is needed for admission to Hebrew Center?
Guests or their responsible parties need to complete an Admission Agreement form within 48 hours of arrival. The admissions team can inform which documents are required.
What are the visiting hours at Hebrew Center for Health & Rehabilitation?
Visiting hours are generally from 8 am to 8 pm, though there are no strict restrictions. Visitors are welcome to meet guests in several comfortable areas.
Are family pets allowed to visit the center?
Yes, most family pets including dogs and cats are welcome, though vaccination records may be requested and some breed restrictions apply.
What meal options are available to guests?
A daily menu tailored to individual diets and preferences is provided, along with an "always available menu". Dietary aides help select healthy meals, and dining in common areas is encouraged for social benefits.
What are the center’s hours of operation?
The center is open daily from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, and additional appointments including virtual visits are available by arrangement.
What nearby medical facilities can assist with additional care?
Nearby Hebrew Home And Hospital Inc provides hospital and physical therapy services that complement our care. Aging Care Academy and Hebrew Senior Care also support community services and retirement needs.
Are there nearby community centers or recreational spots visitors might enjoy?
Mandell JCC offers community services and a gym; Jonathan's Dream is a local park with a playground. Visitors to the center may enjoy these locations before or after visits.
What religious organizations are close to Hebrew Center?
Nearby are Ecumenical Church of Hartford, Hartford Priest (a Catholic Church), and Office for Catholic Social Justice Ministry, offering spiritual support and community involvement opportunities for guests and visitors.
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