The Courville at Nashua - Aynsley

John

The Courville at Nashua-Aynsley seemed more like a home for mom. It is a small community and everyone is generally kind and considerate. It fits her needs and what she wants. She wanted a little mini kitchenette almost like an apartment versus a regular room. They had plenty of activities going on and everyone seemed to be engaged in the activities, if they wanted to. The menu and everything for the food seemed excellent too. One day they were making centerpieces for the dining room tables with fresh cut flowers. They have a social hour every day at 4 p.m. for the residents to go down right before dinner. So, those are the two things that were nice about it. They also have a doctor who visits every single week and makes his rounds there.

Oscar

I toured The Courville at Nashua - Aynsley. They have varied dining hours, and they try to schedule the food for each person's personal and physical needs. Whenever they take new residents, the rooms are redone so that they're fresh and clean. They entertain quite frequently during the month. They have a bus that takes people out once or twice a week. During our visit, we dealt with the manager, and she seemed to have a good grip on how things were run. She was very knowledgeable about the care. This facility not only has assisted living, but it graduates right into the nursing home. The condition of the place was very nice. The floorplans were quite a wide variety. You had some private units and some shared units. It was quite flexible. The food I tried was quite tasty. It included the whole thing like the juices, the meal, the desserts, the coffees, and so forth. It was very good. They have a regular meeting room downstairs. They have a grand piano where they have someone come in and play at least once a week. They've got a nice courtyard where you can go outside and sit and enjoy the sun, plants and flowers, and so forth. It's pretty, pretty spacious.

John Corrigan

My 92 yo Mother lives there and I have nothing but compliments to the facility and it’s staff and management. The facility is like a nice comfy hotel and I found all the staff member I met to be courteous and kind- all professional. Management also is communicative sending emails when issues surface like COVID within the facility. Recently, when I was visitingMom she had a stroke in front of me and the staff reacted quickly and caring my in getting my Mom to the nearby hospital. My Mom likes the place and the people and that is a great comfort given my Mother’s multiple medical issues. My family is very happy with the experience to date!

Paula Marie

I moved my parents into Aynsley Place in the middle of a pandemic and it has turned out to be the best decision I could have ever made. I am so thankful for the compassionate & caring staff, every one of them. They are extremely qualified, caring & respectful to my folks with their challenges of senior living. The environment is fresh, bright & happy. The food is amazing! The management team is approachable, helpful and always available to listen or just talk. My parents came from another location, so I have seen the difference. Assisted living facilities are not all the same, I highly recommend you take a look at Aynsley Place in Nashua, NH

ReviewerFY#0203a

I spent a little bit of time at Aynsley Place in Nashua. It was a lovely place, even though it was smaller than some of the others. The apartment I had in there was gorgeous, it looked right out of the garden, and it was lovely. I guess it would be considered a studio because it didn't have a separate bedroom, but it was very large and very nice. The food was fine and the staff was great. The activities were not as good as in my current facility, but I guess one of the reasons was the population, because the activities would depend on what a lot of people would be able to do. The population was smaller and less active for me. The physical therapy department was wonderful. I thought it was expensive though.

Sandra

I went to Aynsley Place. They showed me a one-bedroom, their cafeteria, and their community room. They had a piano in the lobby and somebody comes and plays and entertains the people. It's a very nice facility. They had a nursing home attached right next door. They do arts and crafts, and they take them on trips. It was clean and very well maintained. The director was very nice, and the residents seemed friendly. The whole place was nice.