Hebrew Health Care's oldest affiliate, The Hebrew Home and Rehabilitation Center, was founded in 1901 as a charitable organization providing shelter and care for needy older adults. Over the past century, Hebrew Health Care has become one of the region's leaders in providing health care for adults of all ages.
Hebrew Health Care offers the following services to residents of the Greater Hartford community:
- Long-term skilled nursing care
- Geriatric medical hospital care
- Geriatric behavioral health care
- Outpatient primary care
- Post-hospital recovery
- Independent living with assistance
- Home health care
- Adult day centers
- ALSA services
- Lifeline emergency response system
- Outpatient rehabilitation
- Short-term, inpatient rehabilitation for adults of any age
- Dementia care
We offer these services through five affiliates:
- Gene and Anja Rosenberg Hebrew Home and Rehabilitation Center : long-term skilled nursing care, inpatient rehabilitation and dementia care
- The Hospital at Hebrew Health Care: acute geriatric hospital care, geriatric behavioral health care, outpatient primary care, post-hospital recovery
- Hebrew Community Services: home health care, adult days centers, ALSA services, Lifeline emergency response system
- Hebrew Rehabilitation Group: outpatient rehabilitation
- Hoffman SummerWood Community: independent living with assistance
People who know us feel very passionately about Hebrew Health Care. Families have sought our health services across five generations. Many of our dedicated staff have been with us for over 25 years. More than 400 people volunteer their time to support our mission. And even more provide the financial support that any non-profit organization needs to achieve greatness.
Hebrew Health Care is non-sectarian in all of its programs, and welcomes people of all religious and ethnic backgrounds. Programs are offered in an Orthodox Jewish environment, providing Kosher food and voluntary observation of religious customs.
