The Sbriglio family has been in the business of helping people get better since 1950, when Mrs. Margaret Sbriglio opened her first nursing and rehabilitation center in Chester, CT. After joining the family business, her sons, Dr. Robert Sbriglio and Martin Sbriglio, RN, wanted to create a continuum of care within the Ryders health management network.
The family's six nursing and rehabilitation facilities are all four- and five-star centers, and the sons wanted to give their patients the same quality care in the patient's home. Lighthouse Companion Care was launched in 2009, providing non-medical services by a Homemaker/Companion or a Personal Care Attendant to clients needing assistance to remain home safely.
The family's six nursing and rehabilitation facilities are all four- and five-star centers, and the sons wanted to give their patients the same quality care in the patient's home. Lighthouse Companion Care was launched in 2009, providing non-medical services by a Homemaker/Companion or a Personal Care Attendant to clients needing assistance to remain home safely.
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Companion Care Transition Program provides a concierge-type level of service to incoming Companion Care clients discharging from a facility to assure a safe transition home. A Care Coordinator will visit the client at the facility and help customize a care package to support the needs. 2 hours or 24/7, Lighthouse Companion Care can meet your needs.
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For seven decades, the Sbriglio family has been providing Connecticut residents with excellent nursing and rehabilitative care. Mrs. Margaret Sbriglio and her husband, Robert, opened Aaron Manor in Chester, a nursing and rehabilitation center in 1950. Over the years, the Sbriglio family grew the company to include six such centers across the state, including Newington, Waterbury, Waterford, Mystic, and Stratford.
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