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Innovative Fresh Food Dining Experience Coming To Hughes Health & Rehabilitation
Hughes Health & Rehabilitation will provide innovative fresh food dining experiences by partnering with Unidine Corporation.

WEST HARTFORD, CT — Hughes Health & Rehabilitation announced Wednesday it is partnering with Unidine Corporation® to provide an innovative new approach to its patient dining experiences that focuses on locally sourced fresh food and its commitment to health and wellness.
“Hughes is continuously seeking ways to improve our resident care and employee experience," Hughes Health & Rehabilitation Vice President Mark Finkelstein said in a release. "By working with Unidine, we are further committing ourselves to the nutritional well-being of all who come through our doors."
Hughes Health & Rehabilitation selected Unidine based on the company’s operating philosophy which combines nutrition, culinary expertise, hospitality and education to change the dining experience. Unidine’s Fresh Food Pledge brings a commitment that all entrees, soups, salad dressings, sauces and deli meats such turkey and beef are made in-house. (To sign up for West Hartford breaking news alerts and more, click here.)
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Among the unique and award-winning programs Unidine will bring to client are a Refresh or Hydrate for Health infused water hydration program and OHSOGOOD, Unidine’s proprietary health and wellness brand.
“Hughes Health & Rehabilitation has embraced our Fresh Food Pledge, along with our enhanced guest services and community outreach programs,” Unidine Corporation CEO Richard Schenkel said in a release. “By selecting Unidine to transform the culinary experience, Hughes is enhancing its commitment to residents, staff and the community.”
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