Families searching for senior living in New Hampshire will be greeted by natural beauty in just about every direction. The Granite State remains a popular spot for seniors, largely for its outstanding scenery, but also for its easy access to the Atlantic Coast and nearby New England destinations. New Hampshire’s main metropolitan area, Manchester, is located in the south-central region, but most of the state is defined by its winding rivers, natural bodies of water, and conifer-covered landscape. Lake Winnipesaukee is a large glacial lake in central New Hampshire at the foothills of the White Mountains. This rugged subrange of the Appalachians stretches into the state’s Great North Woods region and attracts millions of tourists every year with its ski slopes, hiking trails, and climbing walls. New Hampshire may be small in area, but it offers countless opportunities for an active yet peaceful retirement.
Currently, A Place for Mom partners with more than 15 independent living communities in New Hampshire.
The median monthly cost of independent living in New Hampshire is about $3,200.
my mother has been there for about 3 months. I am very happy with the care that she is receiving. they have activities and outings that my mother enjoys going on. They strive to make it very home like for...
Hillsbrook Village has been a wonderful experience and loving community for my parents. Unfortunately, my mom passed in April of this year, so my dad is still living there. The staff and administration were...
Overall it's good. Friendly people, independent living. It has good activities, the building is well maintained. Food is good & the monthly cost is reasonable. My sister will be there one yea[date...
I honestly answer 5 for all questions!! Everything about Nashua Crossings has been FANTASTIC! I highly recommend them for anyone looking for an assisted living facility!!
My mother moved into Atria Longmeadow Place 2 months ago. The management and staff have been very welcoming and accommodating to my mother. It was and continues to be a significant adjustment for her. She...
Overall, I love it here. However, I would not recommend going to a retirement home like this with a guy dog, because everyone wants to pet it, feed it and all that stuff. I also think the rent goes up faster...
You feel like you just walked into a large family home. Clean, bright and friendly. Had lunch with a friend her while visiting and food was just like a nice restraunt. Everyone was happy and healthy. ...
Hillsbrook Village has been a wonderful experience and loving community for my parents. Unfortunately, my mom passed in April of this year, so my dad is still living there. The staff and administration were...
Overall it's good. Friendly people, independent living. It has good activities, the building is well maintained. Food is good & the monthly cost is reasonable. My sister will be there one yea[date...
my mother has been there for about 3 months. I am very happy with the care that she is receiving. they have activities and outings that my mother enjoys going on. They strive to make it very home like for...
They had a lot of activities for their community people! I would however there a few things I would like to point out! More training on Dementia patients on the 4th Floor staff, also the language barrier as...
Currently waiting for a shared room to cut costs. We chose this place because the price was good. I'm impressed with management and it is a very friendly staff.
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!
Overall, we are happy with Langdon Place, particularly with the nursing staff. They are warm, friendly, patient. The place is not well maintained and could be cleaner. We have noted safety issues like...
Mom has not moved in yet, but is about to once she sells her condo. Staff have been very accomodating and understanding. They provided us (my mother and I) with lunch with an existing resident to honestly...
Independent living communities in New Hampshire don’t have to be licensed or regulated by a state agency, but they must adhere to local rental laws. However, if an independent living facility shares a campus with an assisted living facility, then the assisted living unit must follow New Hampshire assisted living regulations.
Stand-alone independent living communities in New Hampshire must follow the same standards as any ordinary rental in the state. Therefore, independent living landlords must provide the following to residents:[01]
New Hampshire independent living residents must also follow the tenant duties outlined in their leases, which often include maintaining a clean unit and keeping it in working order.
In New Hampshire, independent living communities must comply with the federal Fair Housing Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. This prohibits landlords from discriminating against a resident due to their disability. It also requires landlords to provide reasonable accommodations and modifications to allow residents with disabilities the same rights as any resident.[02]
A reasonable modification is a structural change to a resident’s unit or shared spaces in the independent living community. It allows residents with disabilities full enjoyment of housing and common spaces. Examples of reasonable modifications include:[03]
A reasonable accommodation is a change in rules, policies, practices, or services that allows residents with disabilities an equal opportunity to use and enjoy their unit or common areas. Examples of reasonable accommodations include:[03]
New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
Main Building
105 Pleasant Street
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 800-735-2964
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New Hampshire doesn’t make rental inspection reports available online at the state level. Residents can try contacting their city’s or county’s local housing authority for more information on independent living inspections in their area.
New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, Towns, Cities, Village Districts, and Unincorporated Places § 48-A (1979 & rev. 2014).
Disability Rights Center – New Hampshire. Housing.
Disability Rights Center – New Hampshire. Fair housing rights of people with disabilities.
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