Currently, A Place for Mom partners with more than 25 senior living communities in New Hampshire that provide memory care.
The median monthly cost of memory care in New Hampshire is about $7,100.
What we like the most about Carriage Hill are the staff as well as the physical building. Yes, we would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.
This place has a lot of activities. The food is really good. And the care is good. They have physicians and other medical people that go there to help the residents without them having to leave the property....
Caring and responsive care givers. Great communication with family members. Excellent variety of activities. Responsive to family feedback. Based on the experience we have had, we would recommend this...
This facility is very well maintained. They do offer weekly housekeeping, but mom does her own because she likes to. They're great to work with. The apartments are large and less expensive than some other...
Be careful reviewing the financials. Sometime "treatment care packages" were added after mom was there. It was sticker shock. They are very responsive to concerns and good communication
The staff at Atria Marland Place provided my father with outstanding care, while making him feel like he was a vital part of the community. The staff fostered friendships among my father and the other...
Staff very accommodating and efficient. Their consideration and caring was much appreciated and I have recommended the facility highly.
Overall family member has settled in nicely is assisted very well when needed. Staff is very friendly. Meals are good but he still complains sometimes. Activities are great and there are a variety of...
Mom moved in to Ashland Farm about six weeks ago. It took very little time for her to meet community members. The staff have been wonderful; caring, attentive, and respectful. Our Dad passed shortly after...
Caring and responsive care givers. Great communication with family members. Excellent variety of activities. Responsive to family feedback. Based on the experience we have had, we would recommend this...
Overall family member has settled in nicely is assisted very well when needed. Staff is very friendly. Meals are good but he still complains sometimes. Activities are great and there are a variety of...
Mom and Dad were hesitant to move from Florida- until the walked into Salem Residence. Mom immediately lit up and declared she could see herself living here. They moved in within the month. Everybody has...
Spring Village has been amazing for our family, my husband resides there. They have lots of activities that I enjoy joining in on. The support group they offer is amazing for us families going through this...
My FIL was having behavioral issues, they were the only facility willing to take him. The staff has been outstanding in meeting his needs. Conversely Silver Square was no help at all with this situation!
The care of patients was fantastic. [name removed] passed away 10 days ago, and we can't say enough about their concern for her comfort and our peace during her final days. The nurses are kind,...
In New Hampshire, the Health Facilities Administration within the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) licenses and regulates memory care facilities. Memory care facilities are categorized as residential care facilities. To provide memory care, a residential care facility must comply with dementia training requirements.
Because New Hampshire memory care facilities are considered residential care facilities, they must offer the following services and amenities required of all residential care facilities:[01]
To provide memory care to residents, New Hampshire memory care facilities must adhere to the following dementia-specific regulations:[01]
New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
Main Building
105 Pleasant Street
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 800-735-2964
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In New Hampshire, the local Health Officer inspects residential care facilities, including memory care communities. The Department of Human and Health Services doesn’t offer an online search tool to access memory care facility investigation reports. Residents can try asking the Health Officer Liaison Unit for inspection reports on specific memory care facilities by calling 603-271-3468 or emailing healthofficer@dhhs.nh.gov.
Residential Care and Health Facility Rules, New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules § 800 (2022).
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