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Takeaways From The First Pickleball Minds Conference - Vimarsana News

Takeaways From The First Pickleball Minds Conference

The first Pickleball Minds conference was held last Friday and it brought together hundreds of industry leaders to discuss the business of pickleball.

Source: forbes.com
Opinion: On the pain of displacing our elders in long term care - Vimarsana News

Opinion: On the pain of displacing our elders in long term care

In Connecticut, our elders are in jeopardy of losing their homes in long term care. The community must come together and support our elderly.

5-star facility is closing, blames state's emphasis on home care - Vimarsana News

5-star facility is closing, blames state's emphasis on home care

A 5-star nursing home in Connecticut was granted the right to close Friday, a move the owner pursued as the state tries to eliminate 1,000 beds.

After 50 years, a five-star nursing home closes in Connecticut — with a warning - Vimarsana News

After 50 years, a five-star nursing home closes in Connecticut — with a warning

The closure of Hughes Health & Rehabilitation, a 5-star facility, is partly due to a shift to home and community-based care, its owner said.

Source: wshu.org
After 50 years, a five-star nursing home closes — with a warning - Vimarsana News

After 50 years, a five-star nursing home closes — with a warning

For the last six years, Jeannette Crowe has called the Hughes Health and Rehabilitation Center home. The 84-year-old with multiple sclerosis expected to die at the five-star facility, surrounded by the staff that has become like family.  But all that changed last month, when Sam Flaxman — the grandson of the man who bought the West Hartford building in 1961 and turned it into a 170-bed long-term care home — walked into a meeting with the 81 residents still living at Hughes to make a stunning announcement: The nursing home was closing.