Welcome to Trinity Hill Care Center
George Kingston
Administrator
Dear Resident and Family Members,
I would like to welcome you to Trinity Hill Care Center. We are located in the south end of Hartford on Hillside Avenue and are privileged to care for residents from Hartford and around the entire region and State.
At Trinity Hill we are always looking for innovative ways to grow and care for residents in their time of need. We have the expertise and experience to provide care to residents who need extensive clinical and social supports. In addition, we are actively collaborating with a range of community providers to ensure that our residents have the opportunities and support they need to succeed.
Our resident rooms have been upgraded to include amenities like flat screen televisions that will make your stay with us more comfortable. Our “point of service” dining program is designed to give our residents the widest selection of meal preferences. Our dedication continues even after discharge with calls from our social work staff making sure that discharge arrangements are working as planned. Continue reading
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Touchpoints at Bloomfield's Marva Smith Inducted into the Certified Nursing Assistant Hall of Fame, 2025
March 31, 2025
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iCare Health Network is pleased to announce that Kelli Grzeika has joined the iCare team as the Director of Behavioral Programs. With a passion for helping others and a deep background in social work and healthcare administration, Kelli has spent more than a decade improving the lives of residents in short term rehab and long-term care. Kelli started her career in social services, working one-on-one with residents and families to navigate long-term care decisions, advocate for resident rig… -
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Meet George Kingston, Administrator at Trinity Hill Care Center. George’s journey in healthcare began early on with an MBA in healthcare finance. He initially managed budgets and reimbursements in hospitals but soon discovered that the routine and cyclical nature of that role left him yearning for more variety. On a spontaneous move, he stepped into a controller position for a group of seven nursing homes and was instantly captivated by the role of an administrator. Now, 32 years later, George…
