The 10 Best Home Care Agencies for Seniors in Gilmanton Iron Works, NH for 2025

"very courteous of feelings,always on time,the best caregivers we've had."

"My mom is now staying with me. I hired someone from Guardian Angel Services to help care for her a couple of days a week. We interviewed many different agencies, and they were very open about what to expect from them. They came to the home first with one interview just to talk about their place and what they provide. Then when they had someone that they felt would be a good match for my mother, we had a meet and greet, you could say. The woman came over with the manager, and we just sat and all talked and got to know her, the person that would be caring for my mom, for them to both have a good fit. She's a lovely person, and the process has been very good to have everything come together and they've been very accommodating."

"My daughter was living in NH and was put on IV's beginning in February of this year. Her doctor recommended Critical Care Systems to oversee the administration of the medications at home. The visiting nurses had to teach her how to care for her PICC line and instructed her on her meds. She had visiting nurses at least once per week who were very thorough in their care and their instruction etc. Someone was also available by phone if necessary, 24 hrs per day. That is peace of mind at 2AM for sure! She always told me how patient, compassionate and empathetic her nurses were. I had the opportunity to go to NH and meet 2 of her nurses in March and I was very impressed! They were kind, compassionate and explained everything to me- they instructed me on what I needed to do since I was unfamiliar with it all. They never rushed us and took the time we needed to feel comfortable with everything. They even helped me by letting me take notes so I could refer to them if needed. She is no longer on IV's and has since moved from NH, but we will never the forget the compassion and kindness of the staff and nurses at Critical Care Systems! I hope they get to read this :-) and know we appreciated them. "

"We're using MAS Home Care for my mom because we needed one that took Medicaid. Currently they do light housework once a week and hygiene stuff for three to four hours. So far everything is routine or recurring. The billing has so far been pretty automatic since we're paying through Medicaid; initially it was private pay. The caregiver who's assisting my mom is great, she is very present, and pays attention to my mom. She's considering Mom's needs, but knowledgeable enough to be able to coax her and make her comfortable enough so that she can help her without making her feel like a helpless senior."

"We did use Home Helpers for about a month. They were great. They were very pleasant, very nice, and very willing to do anything. They helped out him getting something for snacks and helping him to drink, they read reviews and newspapers with him, and they helped him with his crafts. I would recommend them for any type of assistance you would need at home. It was a very positive experience. They made my husband very comfortable. "

"The Visiting Angels in-home care is excellent. They provide non-medical services. They can tell you when the pills are due, but they don't administer them. They don't administer PT, but they could make sure that the patient does their physical therapy with information that's left behind from PT. They could incorporate those. I don't have anything bad to say about them because they're really good. They give me a comforting feeling. It's only been a week since we had them for my husband. They give the patient's spouse a respite by being there. They can prepare light meals and do light housekeeping. Basically, there is a companion for my husband. They help him with bathing, dressing, and things like that. They have capabilities to please and monitor. They also take note of the notes I left with the homemaker. I also get ideas, helpful hints, and resources from them as well."

Home health care services from Interim allow individuals to stay safe, independent, and engaged while remaining in their own homes. We offer: Personal Care and Support Companionship and help with daily living activities such as grooming, bathing, fixing meals, and laundry. Respite Care Respite care from Interim provides family members breaks from the daily routine of care giving. Whether it's for a few hours or a long vacation, Interim can provide the support and relief needed.

Home Health & Hospice Care (HHHC) is a not-for-profit Visiting Nurse Association providing services to the acute and chronically ill, children, newborns and the dying in the comfort of the individual's home, nursing facility or at the Community Hospice House. Home Care: Visiting nurses, physical, occupational, speech therapists, IV therapists, wound care nurses, social workers and licensed nursing assistants provide home care for patients recovering from illness, injury or hospitalization. Advanced Illness Management: This program addresses the specific needs of patients who have multiple illnesses and need clinical oversight to keep them well managed in their home avoiding multiple emergency room or hospital admissions. Transitional Care nurses coordinate comprehensive services and develop a plan with the patient and family for care as the disease takes its' course. Hospice Care: Nurses, social workers, licensed nursing assistants, spiritual care providers and volunteers caring for patients at end-of-life. Physicians and Nurse Practitioners are specially trained in hospice and palliative care providing advanced pain and symptom management. Grief support is offered to families and community members in need. Community Hospice House: A ten suite in-patient facility that serves patients who need medical intervention with pain and symptom management at end of life and cannot be managed in an alternate setting. Private Duty Services: Provide clinical licensed nursing assistants and paraprofessional homemakers /companions to help clients remain independent in their own homes. Services provided for as few as 2 hours or as long as 24 hours a day. HHHC also sponsors Foot Care and Blood Pressure Clinics throughout our service area. Caregivers Caregiver Skills lnclude: Ethics, Patient Transfers, Stress Management, Transition Issues, Grief Issues, Family Communication, Communicating with Dementia Patients Caregivers are employed, bonded and insured: : Yes Caregivers are available 24 hours a day: : Yes RN on staff : Yes Caregivers are available to assisted living facilities : Yes

"I interviewed this provided to see how exactly they treated there patients and how involved they were with the. They seemed very friendly and they had people available to answer the phones at all times no matter what the hours were. they carried a phone in which they called a "baby". They also had no problem moving shifts around to help out other employees. they were very friendly and they knew much about the patients they were working with. if you needed them to stay later or come earlier they usually had no problem doing it. i believe these people are great and will continue to tell people about the care they provide and the friendlyness as well "

"SYNERGY HomeCare Nashua has been really good so far. They're very helpful and they're there for everything that we need. They're very good with the scheduling and everything as well. The caregiver mostly helps with a little bit of housework, like hanging around, cooking, and stuff like that. The caregiver is very happy, and very open to doing anything. When we ask her to do anything she's right on top of it. She's really great and very energetic. They're doing great."

"My family emergency became Live Free's opportunity to provide a timely and seamless plan to help my mom. They quickly assessed our needs and provided support. The caregivers assigned to my mom have been professional, caring, and helpful and we could not be more pleased."

"We were able to hook up with Cornerstone VNA to get a day person that could come and help with my parent's breakfast and lunch. They help in getting my parents up, making coffee, and giving them breakfast and lunch. My mother has dementia, so they're able to play a puzzle or do something. They watch a show with my mom so my dad can rest. My dad is 92, and my mother is 90, so they really need quiet most of the day, and we're able to get that with Cornerstone. They are providing some paid people that we're paying per hour, and it's working out well. The girl we have coming is very bubbly and very giving. She said she thinks that this is her calling to help older people. She wasn't able to come Wednesdays and Fridays, but Cornerstone has been really good about changing the schedule around, and now, we're going to have her from Monday through Friday. We also have Easterseals, and they're providing a girl that helps with housekeeping. So now, we're pretty much covered through the day. That's what we were looking for without having to take the step of going into the nursing home. We're very pleased."

"I am a previous Caregiver associated with Happy At Home, and I will be the first to say that Rick is one of the most courteous, friendly and professional people I have ever worked with. Always there 24/7 with a quick response to any question or problem. Should you , a family member or friend need a Caregiver, call Rick and you will be so glad and comforted that you did. Don A. Exeter, NH"