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.
You walk in and immediately feel comfortable. I know my mom is getting the care she needs but she's not just a Room number or anonymous patient here. Very capable staff and very friendly. I feel secure...
Recently visited Spring Village at Summerhill to help a family with a move-in the Staff was very accommodating and the maintenance staff was excellent. They helped us with everything we needed and made us...
The staff shows genuine kindness and care for all the people at Hillsbrook. When my dad first moved in, they were very welcoming and wanted to ensure he made friends within the community.
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...
My Mom (92 years old with long term dementia, wheelchair) has spent the past year in "The Harbor", the secure Memory Care Unit at Nashua Crossings. It has been the best experience for both of us! Mom is...
We absolutely love Atria Marland Pl.! It is an old mill so it doesn't necessarily feel like an assisted living facility. There's plenty to do my father-in-law loves the food. He has dementia but he is not in...
My mother was only there for just over 2 months before she passed away so I didn't have a large amount of experience with AAAL, but we were very happy she was there. All the staff were wonderful from the...
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...
This place is lovely...the folks that are working there are wonderful , their active programs create healthy alternatives and the grounds the facilities are beautifully maintained. It is so much more and...
Super staff. Very attractive facility. No complaints from me about anything. I would recommend them to others who are searching for memory care for their loved one.
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...
Only downside is rates increase yearly, but we would recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far.
Spring Village has been amazing for our family; my family member lives there. They have a lot of activities going on; residents can pick if they want to do something different. There is more than one...
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!
There is an all-around positive vibe at Langdon Place and the residents seem genuinely happy there. My mother is treated with respect by the staff--including the nursing staff, activities coordinators,...
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
State regulations — and a community’s track record with inspections and licensing — offer important insights into safety and quality of care in senior living communities.
Download the Guide to Senior Living Licensure and Inspection Reports to learn what to look for in inspection reports and what questions to ask when touring communities. This resource explains how to use state licensure and inspection information to evaluate a community’s compliance, care standards, and responsiveness to issues.
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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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