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Overview of Langdon Place of Exeter

Langdon Place of Exeter, in Exeter, NH, carries respite care, assisted living, and memory care. Assisted living means someone helps with bathing, medication, and getting dressed. Memory care adds supervision inside a secured setting for a resident who wanders.

The short stay is booked for a caregiver who is still willing and has not slept a full night in months. Having the three under one license means a person whose needs shift is not shopping for a new address at the same time.

One hundred and fourteen beds are licensed, and the starting price is $4,410 a month. Eighty-five out of 100 is the very walkable band, and at that number, a car stops being the first thing a day needs.

A swimming pool is among the amenities, and Beauty Salon and Barber Services are named programs. Christopher J Braid administers the community.

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Starting Price $4,410/Month Pricing updated on October 7th, 2026

Overview of The Huntington at Nashua

About 2.66 miles from St. Joseph Hospital, The Huntington at Nashua is a 24-bed small, newly established nursing care community on Kent Lane in Nashua’s Ward 8 neighborhood. It caters to occupants needing nursing care, assisted living, or independent living support, offering one- and two-bedroom units. Run by administrator Lisa M. Valcourt, it represents a licensed nursing home at an intimate scale, meaning residents interact closely with staff and one another in a setting markedly smaller than conventional facilities.

For families evaluating the facility’s staffing, registered nurse coverage is at 43 minutes per resident day, with licensed practical nurse hours at 50 minutes, and nurse aide hours at 1 hour 27 minutes daily. When considering fit for nursing care, such figures are worth comparing against your own expectations and local benchmarks. The smaller size means less on-site programming and fewer amenities than a larger community, a trade-off that fits families prioritizing daily staff proximity and individualized attention over expansive activity calendars. The neighborhood environment is somewhat walkable, scoring 26 on the Walk Score scale. A car or arranged transportation is then required for most errands and appointments. The pet-friendly home can matter a great deal for occupants needing their animals nearby.

At just one year old, The Huntington at Nashua is a compact, recently established option for families seeking nursing care capabilities in a small-community setting within Hillsborough County.

Sunapee Cove Assisted Living in Sunapee, New Hampshire, operates as a lakeside community providing assisted living, memory care, respite stays, and short-term rehabilitation. Private apartments combine personal independence with daily support for tasks like dressing, bathing, and medication setup. A secured memory care wing offers structured supervision to protect residents prone to wandering, while short-term respite stays accommodate primary caregivers taking time off.

Administrator Donna Pavlin oversees this 38-bed facility, where physical rehabilitation and health services are available on site. Staff organizes transportation for medical appointments and schedules group motorcoach excursions. Financial assistance guidance includes support for Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits alongside other payment options.

Families looking for short-term recovery programs or long-term memory support can contact Sunapee Cove Assisted Living to discuss room availability, examine financial resources, or plan a visit.

Rosewood Manor is an assisted living community prioritizing unparalleled comfort and care in Rochester, New Hampshire. The community boasts well-designed, spacious apartments that radiate a sense of home. Natural light, cozy carpeting, ample closets, and safety features are thoughtfully incorporated, providing families with peace of mind. With a focus on optimizing seniors’ retirement years, Rosewood Manor offers a range of assisted living services that cater to individual needs.

The dedicated staff at Rosewood Manor in Rochester stands out with their unwavering commitment to senior resident care and well-being and their culinary offerings shine as well with daily meal plans crafted from fresh ingredients tailored to various dietary preferences. From private dining to family-style gatherings, the community provides a diverse array of dining options to suit every palate. Snacks between meals are also available, ensuring residents are nourished and satisfied throughout the day.

Overview of The Haven at Lee

The Haven at Lee provides assisted living in Lee, NH, with help for daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, and medication management while residents keep their own living space. The community has 31 beds, and Elizabeth Baxter serves as the administrator. Respite care is available for short stays, which can give a family caregiver time to travel or recover.

Haven’s Table follows a brain healthy MIND diet with seasonal selections and balanced nutrients, giving residents meals built around those choices. Structured activities support physical, spiritual, and cognitive engagement, while the salon offers an on site place for personal grooming. Large outdoor spaces include walking paths, gardens, and outdoor seating, giving residents places to walk or sit outside. The Haven at Lee may be a good fit for someone who needs daily assistance while remaining in an assisted living setting, or for a family seeking a short term respite stay; Janneth (Jan) Black is the director.

Surrounded by convenient local amenities in Farmington, NH, Our Place Inn Time is a dedicated assisted living community that offers personal care. Here, daily living activities are also taken care of to ensure residents’ comfort. Meal preparation and housekeeping services are also provided, so residents have more time to do the things they love.

Social events, fitness classes, and engaging programs are conducted to keep residents active and socially connected. With delicious and healthy meals, residents have a delightful dining experience that satisfies their dietary needs and preferences. Here, residents are guaranteed the finest retirement experience, accompanied by the community’s dedicated services.

Located on a private 6.5-acre country property in Windham, New Hampshire, Assisted Living at Pine Hill Retirement Home is a small 16-bed community. It is in the North Lowell Road neighborhood, about 4.4 miles from Parkland Medical Center. The community has been serving residents for 1 year. Christine A Burdick serves as the administrator.

Residents receive laundry and housekeeping services, medication supervision, and 24-hour assistance with activities of daily living. Transportation is available for medical appointments, errands, and outings, so residents can get around without needing their own car.

Daily and scheduled activities focus on resident interaction while encouraging self-expression and a sense of self-esteem. Residents can enjoy both indoor and outdoor spaces, with places to spend time in the sun or relax inside. Pets are not allowed in the community.

The car-dependent area has a Walk Score of 11, so most nearby errands require a vehicle rather than a walk. Families looking for a quieter and more intimate setting may find the community’s smaller size appealing.

Overview of The Inn at Fairview Senior Living

The Inn, is a senior living community specializing in providing memory care services, and is located within the Fairview Senior Living campus in Hudson, NH. This memory care community offers specialized assistance and care for residents living with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive impairments including dementia. Their specialized program called InnSights focuses on the residents individuality and uniqueness, while providing them with 24/7 skilled care in a home-like atmosphere.
As part of their memory care services, they also provide residents with assistance with daily living activities, nutrition management including meal provisions, as well as medication management and administration assistance. Additionally, they also provide musical therapy, as well as other therapy services that help promote physical activity and fitness, and cognitive stimulation that enhances or maintains memory health.

Overview of The Baldwin in Londonderry

The Baldwin in Londonderry is a life plan community on Woodmont Avenue in Londonderry, New Hampshire, offering a full continuum of care under one roof. Residents can move between independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation, along with hospice and palliative care. That range matters for couples with different care needs and for anyone who wants to settle in one place rather than relocate as needs change. The community has been operating for about seven years and is led by CEO Marlene G Rotering.

Housing comes in one and two bedroom layouts within a mid-rise building, with floor plans ranging from roughly 850 to just over 1,500 square feet. The larger end of that range is generous by senior living standards and gives room for familiar furniture, a home office, or space to host visiting family. Pets are welcome, which is often a deciding factor for people who do not want to part with a companion animal when they move.

Daily life is supported by chef-prepared meals, bi-weekly housekeeping, and transportation services, so residents can hand off the upkeep that tends to get harder over time. Amenities lean toward hands-on interests and wellness, including a library, a wood shop, and an aquatics center. Programming includes arts and crafts, group fitness classes, and seasonal celebrations, which give newer residents natural ways to meet neighbors. Fitness and recreation options round out the week for those who want structure in their days.

The setting sits about 2.2 miles from the center of Londonderry, with shops, restaurants, and government offices in the surrounding area. Parkland Medical Center is roughly a mile and a half away, a practical detail for anyone managing an ongoing medical condition or planning for a rehabilitation stay. With a walk score of 21, this is a car-oriented area, so residents and visiting family will generally drive to errands and appointments, and the community’s transportation services help fill that gap. Families weighing the location may want to see how the transportation schedule lines up with the appointments and outings that matter most to them.