Welcome to Touchpoints at Manchester
Patrick Neagle
Administrator

Dear Residents and Family Members,
Welcome to Touchpoints at Manchester. We are a leader in post-acute, rehabilitative and skilled nursing care. Beyond short term rehabilitation our services and programs include a dynamic behavioral health program based in a secured unit with a strong recovery-based model and our signature, specialized programs for respiratory, ortho and wound care as well as pain management.
Our Director of Nurses leads a motivated, experienced nursing department who treats the ‘whole person’ as we strive to meet the physical, emotional, and psycho-social needs of all our residents. This facility treats resident care with a holistic approach and our team follows the company mission that they will “enrich the lives of the residents we serve”.
Our progressive, personalized approach to care enables your recovery to progress at a better pace. We also aim for better results. By bringing together all the expertise you need in one place, you are free to concentrate your energies on healing.
Specialty Services
- Behavioral Health Program - Secured Unit
- Congestive Heart Failure Rehabilitation
- Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program
- Accelerated Recovery: "Prehab" Program and Post Surgical Orthopedic Care
- Touchpoints Therapy: Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab Services
- Skilled Nursing and Sub-Acute Specialty Programs
- Respite Care Services
- Dietary and Dining Services
- Social Services, Care and Discharge Planning
- Recreation Programs
iCare Health Network Blog
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