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Can You Come and Go in Assisted Living?

For many seniors, recognizing and accepting the need for extra help with daily living activities or medication management can be at odds with their desire for freedom and flexibility. After having lived most of their adult lives with the option to go wherever they want (as responsibilities allow!), few people want to give up that…
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Is Memory Care Considered Skilled Nursing?

When a loved one starts facing challenges with memory, whether due to Alzheimer's or dementia, families are often left grappling with difficult decisions. A care option for loved ones with cognitive impairment includes a specialized program called memory care. Memory care isn't considered skilled nursing, since skilled nursing care provides more advanced medical care and…
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Are Assisted Living Facilities Furnished?

Assisted living communities are designed to provide a safe and comfortable living environment for seniors who need assistance with daily activities. These communities offer a variety of services and amenities that cater to the needs of their residents.  Some assisted living communities may come fully furnished, while others may require residents to bring their own…
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What’s the Difference Between Memory Care & Dementia Care?

If your loved one has a memory-related condition, like Alzheimer’s or dementia, it’s critical to understand the different types of care available. Memory care and dementia care can share many features, but there are important differences between them. Knowing those differences can help you choose the best possible option for your loved one. Memory care…
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How to Pay for Assisted Living: 5 Options

Navigating the financial aspects of assisted living can be overwhelming, especially with the various costs and payment options involved. However, knowing your options can make the transition to assisted living smoother and less stressful. It's important to research and understand different funding sources. By being well-informed, you can make better decisions and find the best…
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What Qualifies a Patient for Skilled Nursing Care?

The healthcare landscape offers a range of services designed to cater to the unique needs of adults experiencing age-related challenges. One of these specialized care services includes skilled nursing care.  Several health factors can qualify an individual to receive skilled nursing care. They include–but aren’t limited to–those who have recently been hospitalized, are recovering from…
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Tips for Transitioning Your Loved One to Assisted Living

Moving from one’s own home to assisted living can pose challenges for older adults and their families as they navigate this significant life transition. Despite the multitude of options available to address various needs, transitioning isn't always easy.  If you’re looking to support a loved one in their transition to an assisted living community, these…
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What Is the Difference Between Assisted Living & Memory Care?

Navigating the complexities of senior care can be a daunting yet profoundly important task. As your loved ones age, their needs often evolve, requiring you to delve into the details of different types of care that promote a high quality of life.  2 common options—assisted living and memory care—often come into play when considering the…

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Trusted Local Care in New Hampshire

Our community is easy to find, conveniently located just off Hampshire Drive and Lowell Road with plenty of parking for visitors.

Whether you have questions about care, are planning a visit, or simply want to get a feel for our community, our team is here to help. We’re proud to offer a welcoming, supportive environment where families can feel confident, informed, and cared for every step of the way.

We look forward to meeting you and helping you find the right path forward.

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Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation:

  • Phone: (603) 882-5261
  • Executive Director: Stephan Pazulski
  • Email: spazulski@fairviewseniorliving.com

Assisted Living:

  • Phone: (603) 883-2419
  • Executive Director: Sylvie Cotnoir
  • Email: scotnoir@fairviewseniorliving.com

Memory Care:

  • Phone: (603) 816-0070
  • Executive Director: Greg Batchelder
  • Email: gbatchelder@fairviewseniorliving.com

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