Assisted Living Communities in Lebanon,

"My Dad has been there for a couple months for PT etc and has been well taken care of. I/We cannot thank his nurses there enough. Each staff member I encountered treated not only my Dad but me with respect etc. Thank you for what you all do!"

"Harvest Hill was very nice, very clean, and very friendly, but I could not afford it. The rooms were very clean. You have your own bathroom and walk-out patio. The rooms were a good size. You could have a bed, a couch, and your own bathroom. The patio was very nice. It's very pretty scenery. The people in this community were very friendly."

"Over the past three years my parents have enjoyed stays at Wheelock Terrace sometimes in assisted living and lastly, permanently, my mom in the Gardens, memory care. Praise comes to mind: --KINDNESS —RELATIONSHIP --WELCOMING --CLEAN AND WELL KEPT --FEE APPROPRIATE FOR QUALITY AND CARE --HEALTHFUL MEAL CHOICES --SPACIOUS ROOMS WITH WINDOWS --AVAILABLE STAFF —ACTIVITIES (honoring Covid guidelines) —MEDICATION AND MEDICAL COOPERATION —AID IN FAMILY INVOLVEMENT --SUMMARY: Wheelock Terrace provides a life we previously dared not expect for elder care and memory loss. It is a blessing."

"The people running Brookside Nursing Home were helpful. It's a little smaller, not quite as open, and not as modern as the other facility I visited, but what impressed me most was the convenience and friendly atmosphere. "

"Valley Terrace is a lovely place. It's a very lively community, even though it's a larger assisted living facility. It's beautifully laid out. It's very open, sunny, and all the rooms either have a porch to a walking path or they look out on a walking path. It's really beautiful sitting out in the sun. The person who assisted us was very warm, lively, and seemed very dedicated to what she was doing, as well as the other staff that I met. I looked at their menus and I asked them on the spot for next week's menus, and they looked fabulous. It's true to what is posted on their website, which is what I wanted to make sure, because it was sort of a generic menu in all of these communities."

Welcome to Kendal at Hanover! Located in Hanover, New Hampshire, we offer a vibrant life plan community for independent living, and person-centered continuing care for assisted living and nursing care.Picture yourself in a retirement community with all the cultural opportunities you’d expect in a town with a top liberal arts college. Add an inclusive culture based on respect for each individual, equality, excellence and social responsibility, and you have Kendal at Hanover. Freedom is an important concept at Kendal at Hanover. Resident-directed activities and life-enhancing friendships enrich community life. Residents may be as active or as quiet as they desire. This design supports a range of individual lifestyles, promotes community interaction, and optimizes mobility for people with a variety of physical capabilities. Although there is more than enough to keep our residents busy within Kendal, many residents have an entirely additional “life” outside of Kendal. Many residents volunteer throughout the Upper Valley, in a variety of settings, participate in lifelong learning programs at Dartmouth College and even audit classes. Kendal at Hanover has the feel of a small town, where the Community Center acts as a main hub for resident activity and socialization. The Kendal environment supports each resident to live to his or her full potential. Believing that retirement and growing older can bring new opportunities for growth, Kendal at Hanover seeks to provide security, peace of mind, high quality of services and sound fiscal management for each resident’s lifetime. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: New Hampshire Online Licensing Facility Search

"The one I liked the best is Kendal at Hanover. It feels actually like a college campus. It's over a large area and there's quite a selection of living units. It is continuing care or CCRC. It's also next to a reserve where there's a lot of walking trails. For somebody who wants independent living and plenty of chances to stay active, they have activities there and they have very nice fitness facilities. The staff was friendly and very enthusiastic. There were apartments, but I liked the ones that were single-story attached. They were small, but enough for me. They had a beautiful dining room and the gym had very good equipment and spaces for classes. One of the big attractions for me was being able to get out and go for a walk. I saw quite a number of people walking their dogs, so it's pet-friendly. It's near Darthmouth College, so you can go to plays and stuff if you want."

"Private pay. Physically beautiful facility-- like a fine hotel. Staff, however, is uneven, especially on weekends. We were not notified that our loved one was in end-stage and receiving morphine and all medications withdrawn because swallowing was no longer possible, even though during those five days before our loved one died, the family could have gotten together for a goodbye visit and made passing less lonely. We were given 20 minutes notice that death was immanent. Entirely, unfair, unprofessional,and unforgiveable. "

"Stoughton House looked suitable for my mom. One of the things we liked was the private rooms and private baths. It seemed to be a caring staff, and they seemed to have a lot of activities going on. Very homey atmosphere, but it is right in the middle of town, so the grounds aren't really a plus. The rooms range in size, but they seemed clean and bright. She does have to negotiate some stairs and kind of narrow hallways. I know they had a varied menu, and it rotates monthly, so you don't get the same meal. "

"Davis Home is a small, family-oriented type of facility. Mom is in a good sized room. I had dinner there with my mom once. The staff was very friendly. They do her laundry and her meds, so we don't have to worry about those. They're like a family and they all eat dinner together. Even the staff eats with the residents. They have games as well as arts and crafts. My mom goes to the library two hours a week. It's a very nice place. I would definitely recommend it. "

"I moved my mother into Assisted Living here from another state 2 years ago. Although she was apprehensive about moving, she was allowed to bring both her small dog and her cat, and she loved it right away. The building is beautiful and well-kept, the food is incredible, and the staff is responsive and caring. She’s making friends, eating well, getting the medical attention she needs, and most of all, participating in activities again! As her dementia has progressed I've had to move her into Memory Care, and she is well-cared for and happy. The staff made sure her transition was smooth. She especially enjoys crafts and live music performances. I am so thankful to have found this wonderful home for my Mom. "

Ascutney House a residential care home owned and operated by Jennifer Silva, RN. Jennifer also owns and operates the Davis Home in Windsor Vermont and Brookwood Senior Care Home located in North Springfield Vermont, which too is a historic home catering to the needs of older adults. Our Services General Care: In addition to high-quality care, safety and supervision, Ascutney House provides all meals and snacks, laundry and housekeeping services, and medication management. all residents have private or semi-private bedroom areas and share common rooms, such as, living areas, sitting areas, and the dining room. We serve our meals caf style and our staff eat along with the residents. A registered nurse and licensed practical nurse are available either on-site or via telephone at all times to provide nursing overview and manage the residents health care needs. Our nurses work closely with all the residents health care providers. All rooms at Ascutney House are equipped with 24 hour call system with a button to alert staff of emergencies and illness. There is also awake staff for safety and security around the clock. We have an open door atmosphere all visitors are welcome to stop by anytime, even enjoy a meal with us. Transportation: Ascutney House provides transportation to and from medical appointments up to four times per month and up to 20 miles one-way. Charges may apply for exceeding the number of trips per month or the number of miles. Pharmacy: Ascutney House has a contract with a pharmacy that specializes in long term care. Medications are delivered monthly. The pharmacy ensures fast and accurate services. Social and recreational activities: A comprehensive program of social and recreational activities is available both on site and off site. Examples of the activities are: Apple picking, monthly themed parities, outings into the community, shopping, cards and music. Cable TV, internet and individual phone lines are available in every room. Please ask for more information on these services. We believe in the importance of animals in the lives of our residents. We welcome friends and family to bring pets to visit.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection

"We went to Summercrest. It was very friendly, very clean, and very upbeat. They offered the programs we were looking for and had lots of things listed for their activities. I liked their staff the best. "

"We looked at Woodcrest Village. It isn't part of a company, it's like a private assisted living run by a family. The owner came out and met us. The staff members were very knowledgeable. They took their time, like they weren't trying to get us out the door in an hour. I think we were there almost three hours. They answered all the questions. The place was very clean. The rooms were all repainted and re-carpeted before a new resident moved in. They had nice grounds to be able to walk on. It was nice. We met a couple of the residents, and everybody seemed to really like where they were. They raved about the food. My parents knew some of the people who moved there, and when they said it was nice, I felt like we were getting an honest opinion, because my folks knew them. It was located right on Main Street, so you could look out the windows and kind of see what was happening in town in some of the rooms. It was nice."