Welcome to Trinity Hill Care Center
George Kingston
Administrator

Dear Resident and Family Members,
Welcome to Trinity Hill Care Center, a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center located in Hartford, Connecticut. Trinity Hill provides short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, long-term care and specialty services for individuals with a wide range of medical, behavioral and social support needs.
Located in Hartford’s South End, Trinity Hill serves residents from throughout Greater Hartford and communities across Connecticut. Our interdisciplinary team works to provide individualized care and support with a focus on each resident’s clinical needs, personal goals, independence and quality of life.
Specialized Care for Complex Needs
Trinity Hill has developed experience caring for individuals whose needs may extend beyond those typically addressed in a traditional nursing center. Our clinical and support teams work together to care for residents with complex medical conditions as well as behavioral health needs, substance use disorders and HIV, including individuals experiencing a combination of these needs.
We also collaborate with hospitals, physicians, community providers and other healthcare and social service organizations to help coordinate care and support successful transitions. Continue reading
Specialty Services
iCare Health Network Blog
All the latest news, discussion, and updates from the iCare Health Network team!
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The Big E at the Little i: iCare Residents Celebrate a New England Tradition
September 30, 2026
The sights, tastes and traditions of The Big E came to iCare Health Network this September as residents and staff across the network celebrated “The Big E at the Little i,” a two-week series of recreation programs inspired by New England’s biggest fair. The tradition began years ago at Touchpoints at Manchester, where Recreation Director Melissa Ploszaj and her team developed their own version of The Big E for residents. The program takes residents on a tour of New England, using food, act… -
iCare Health Network is proud to congratulate recently retired Chief Clinical Officer Allison Breault on being named a 2026 Healthcare Hero by the Hartford Business Journal. The annual Healthcare Heroes awards recognize outstanding healthcare professionals whose leadership, innovation and commitment have made a meaningful impact on healthcare organizations, patients and communities across Connecticut. -
iCare Hosts Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Summit During National Recovery Month
September 22, 2026
On September 21, 2026, iCare Health Network hosted a daylong Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Summit at the Hilton Garden Windsor. Held in recognition of National Recovery Month, the Collaborative Care Education Day brought together iCare clinical leaders, department heads, community partners and subject-matter experts for advanced education on substance use disorders, recovery and co-occurring mental health conditions. Through its longstanding iRecovery program and years of hands-on experie… -
iCare Health Network Celebrates Puerto Rican Pride at the 2026 Greater Hartford Parade
September 16, 2026
Rainy weather couldn’t dampen the spirit in Hartford on Sunday as staff, family members and friends from iCare Health Network joined thousands of participants and spectators for the 2026 Greater Hartford Puerto Rican Day Parade and Festival del Coquí. Team members from Parkville Care Center and Trinity Hill Care Center once again represented iCare in the annual parade, continuing a tradition of participation that stretches back several years. Despite steady rain throughout much of the event, … -
MissionCare at Bennington Marks Two Years of Serving Vermonters with Complex Healthcare Needs
September 14, 2026
Since opening in September 2024, MissionCare at Bennington has admitted 101 individuals referred by 43 different healthcare, government and community organizations, establishing a referral network that now reaches across Vermont and throughout the region. More than half of the center’s admissions — 57 residents, or 56 percent — have come directly from acute care and psychiatric hospitals. Another 26 residents were admitted through community-based pathways, including Area Agencies on Ag… -
How iCare’s Specialized Programs Support Complex Medical Needs
August 31, 2026