Care Plan Coordination
At Chelsea Place Care Center, individualized care planning is an important part of delivering high-quality skilled nursing, rehabilitation, behavioral health, memory care, and long term care services. Our Care Plan Coordinators help ensure that residents receive comprehensive, person-centered care that reflects their clinical needs, personal goals, preferences, and overall well-being.
Care planning is a collaborative process that involves residents, families, nursing staff, rehabilitation professionals, social services, dietary services, activities staff, providers, and other members of the interdisciplinary care team.
Individualized, Person-Centered Care Planning
Every resident at Chelsea Place Care Center receives an individualized care plan developed through ongoing assessment, communication, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Care plans are designed to address the resident’s medical, nursing, rehabilitation, behavioral, emotional, nutritional, and social needs while supporting dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Care Plan Coordinators help oversee and organize this process to ensure that resident goals, clinical interventions, and services remain aligned throughout the stay.
Areas addressed within the care planning process may include:
- Skilled nursing needs
- Rehabilitation goals
- Medication management
- Behavioral health support
- Dementia and memory care needs
- Nutritional support
- Activities and recreation
- Safety and fall prevention
- Discharge planning
- Resident preferences and personal routines
Interdisciplinary Team Collaboration
Chelsea Place Care Center utilizes an interdisciplinary approach to care planning. Our Care Plan Coordinators work closely with multiple departments and providers to help ensure communication, continuity, and coordination of services across the resident’s care experience.
Residents and family members are encouraged to actively participate in care plan meetings and ongoing discussions regarding goals, concerns, treatment approaches, and discharge planning whenever appropriate.
Resident Advocacy and Family Communication
Care Plan Coordinators also serve as an important point of communication and advocacy for residents and families. Our team works to help ensure that residents’ voices, preferences, and concerns remain central to the care planning process.
We recognize that transitions into skilled nursing or long term care can often feel overwhelming, and our goal is to foster communication, transparency, and collaboration throughout the resident’s stay.
Supporting Short-Term and Long-Term Residents
Care plan coordination supports residents across multiple levels of care, including:
- Short-term rehabilitation
- Skilled nursing care
- Behavioral health programming
- Memory care services
- Long term care
- Complex medical management
As resident needs evolve over time, care plans are regularly reviewed and updated to help ensure services remain individualized, appropriate, and responsive.
Learn More About Chelsea Place Care Center
To learn more about care plan coordination, skilled nursing services, rehabilitation programs, or admissions at Chelsea Place Care Center, please contact our admissions team. We work closely with residents, families, hospitals, and community providers to support coordinated, person-centered care throughout the healthcare journey.
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Behavioral Health Programming in a Skilled Nursing Setting
The Lighthouse Unit
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Skilled Nursing & Sub-Acute Rehabilitation in Hartford, CT | Chelsea Place
Comprehensive skilled care from seasoned nurses
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Memory Care & Dementia Support Program - Secured Unit
Enhancing and Protecting Dignity and Preserving Quality of Life
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Touchpoints Therapy - Rehabilitation & Therapy Services
Physical - Occupational - Speech Therapy
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Social Services, Resident Supports and Discharge Planning
Addressing Individual Resident Needs
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Dietary and Dining Services
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Care Plan Coordination & Resident Advocacy
Comprehensive and Person-Centered
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Therapeutic Recreation & Resident Activities
Social engagement, and individualized programming within a therapeutic environment