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Why Health Concepts?

Exciting News!!

map graphicAs of December 31st, 2024, Health Concepts, Ltd. and its six nursing facilities have officially merged with Home Health and Hospice Care of Nursing Placement.  This merger makes for the first of its kind in the state of Rhode Island!

Our founder, David M. Ryan and Nursing Placement owner, Michael A. Bigney shared a common vision of creating a closed-loop health care network for Rhode Islanders with an ability to provide multiple facets of home health care and rehabilitation services, hospice care, outpatient therapy clinics, as well as skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities.

This merger has created a complete long-term care continuum whether your health care needs require attention and assistance within the comfort of your own home or in a more clinically advanced setting.  In either scenario, we are here to help!

Our amazing staff will continue to provide top quality care to our states most fragile population.  At the end of the day we will remain Rhode Islanders caring for Rhode Islanders around every corner.

Thank you to all of our valued employees who will continue the legacy for generations to come.

We look forward to working hand-in-hand with Home Health and Hospice Care of Nursing Placement to provide the very best long-term care services to all Rhode Islanders.


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Health Concepts, Ltd. Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Centers – Family-Owned, Family Values

The story of Health Concepts, Ltd. is a story about family values. We believe that the care we provide to our long-term residents and post-acute patients should parallel the care we would want for our own loved ones. This core value has provided us with the opportunity to provide comprehensive skilled nursing and rehabilitation services to thousands of Rhode Islanders for more than 50 years. We’re proud that our family-owned and operated business has not only stood the test of time, but has grown to include 6 skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers throughout Rhode Island that offer the most medically advanced care available. Whether you’re looking for long-term care or short-term rehabilitation, dementia care or respite services, there’s a Health Concepts center nearby that can give you the answers you need and the peace of mind you want. Call us today at any of our 6 locations.

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🧠 November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month 🧠

This month, we honor the strength and resilience of those living with Alzheimer's and their families. Your courage and love inspire us every day.

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Wear Teal: Show your support by wearing teal, the official color of Alzheimer's awareness. It symbolizes clarity and hope.
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