United Methodist Homes (UMH) was established in 1874 out of the vision of the members of a small church in West Haven, CT who cared deeply about helping the elders in their community and others in need. Out of their caring, they had the foresight to collaborate in such a way that nearly 140-years later their vision continues to serve those in need. UMH, as it stands today, is proud to carry on this tradition of caring for people across the continuum; seniors who are independent and those needing assistance, those rehabilitating from illness or surgery, younger adults with disabilities, and those living with dementia. Not only do we care for those who live in our communities, we care for and about their families and friends, and understand the need to offer them emotional and spiritual support. Equally important are the ways that we nurture and support our staff, the cornerstone of UMH communities.
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580 Long Hill Ave
Shelton, Connecticut 06484, US
509 Middle Road
Farmington, Connecticut 06032, US
2125 Main Street
Newington, Connecticut 06111, US
Our Bishop Wicke Health & Rehabilitation Center, known for its long history of five-star care, staff longevity, and overall excellence, is looking to expand its team of employees and volunteers! Join us for an upcoming Career Fair event, Thursday, June 6 from 12 - 5 pm. Hope to see you! For more information, contact Connie Piotroski or see the event info below.
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United Methodist Homes (UMH) is proud to announce a strategic alliance with Masonicare, a fellow legacy organization serving seniors over the past 125 years. This exciting step will harness the collective strengths, talents, and know-how of both companies to form one enduring mission-based organization that will elevate the standard of excellence in the field of senior living and aging services.
United Methodist Homes is proud to share that Bishop Wicke Health and Rehabilitation Center is one of only 3% of nursing homes across the United States to be recognized as a Best Long-Term Care and Short Term Rehabilitation site for 2024 by U.S. News & World Report. The skilled care community earned Best Nursing Homes status by achieving a rating of “High Performing,” the highest possible rating, for both Short Term Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care. Congratulations to our team on this amazing accomplishment!
Serving others - from the kitchen, to the dining room, utility room, and beyond - is about so much more than just food; it's central to relationship-centered living. Thank you to our amazing teams who nurture relationships with residents daily through dining and food service. You make a difference - one connection at a time.
Celebrating and honoring the special residents and devoted team members who live and work in assisted living and in each of our UMH communities. Happy National Assisted Living Week! #nalw2023
At United Methodist Homes, stakeholders at each of our communities are committed to fostering relationships and integrating our "Pillars of Well-Being" into community life. Our relationship-centered training equips residents and staff to create and maintain positive relationships, and recognize the valuable contributions they make to community life.