Family members and friends are welcome to visit residents 24 hours a day, seven days a week, without an appointment.
Questions About Senior Care? Start Here.
Choosing senior care can come with a lot of questions. We’ve gathered answers to some of the things residents and families ask us most often about assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and respite care.
If you don’t see your question below, our team is always happy to help.
Laurel Place Assisted Living FAQs
Assisted living may be helpful when everyday tasks such as medication management, personal care, preparing meals, or maintaining a home are becoming more difficult.
Changes in mobility, frequent falls, missed appointments, isolation, or increasing reliance on family members can also be signs that additional support may help.
Our team is happy to talk through your situation and help you determine whether Laurel Place may be a good fit.
Moving to assisted living is a significant change, and adjusting can take time.
Bringing familiar furniture, photographs, artwork, and other personal belongings can help make a new suite feel comfortable and familiar. Regular visits and participation in activities can also help residents build connections and settle into their new community.
Our team works closely with residents and families throughout the transition.
Start by focusing on what matters most to them – independence, safety, social connection, or having fewer responsibilities at home.
Rather than presenting assisted living as something they are giving up, talk about the support it can provide and the things they may gain, such as more time for activities, friendships, and enjoying each day.
If you need help starting the conversation, our team is happy to be a resource.
The process begins with an application and pre-admission assessment so our team can understand each resident’s health, medications, dietary needs, and level of support.
Once Laurel Place is confirmed as an appropriate fit, we’ll guide you through the required medical information, residency paperwork, and move-in planning.
Residents may welcome visitors 24 hours a day, seven days a week, without an appointment.
Yes. Laurel Place offers 30-day respite stays for individuals who need temporary support, caregiver relief, or an opportunity to experience assisted living before making a longer-term decision.
Our quick assessment can help you better understand whether additional support may be right for you or your loved one.
The Inn at Fairview Memory Care FAQs
Changes in memory can look different for everyone. Some signs that additional support may be helpful include:
- Increasing memory loss or confusion
- Repeating questions or stories frequently
- Difficulty recognizing familiar people or places
- Changes in judgment or decision-making
- Difficulty managing medications, meals, finances, or other daily tasks
- Changes in mood, behavior, or personality
- Wandering or becoming lost
- Increasing concerns about safety at home
- Greater difficulty with personal care and daily routines
If you’re noticing changes and aren’t sure what level of support is appropriate, our team is happy to talk through your concerns and help you understand your options.
Moving into memory care is a significant transition, and familiar surroundings can provide comfort.
Photographs, favorite artwork, meaningful belongings, familiar bedding, and other personal items can help make a new suite feel more recognizable and personal.
Our team also takes time to learn about each resident’s routines, preferences, interests, and history so we can help make the transition as comfortable as possible.
Every situation is different, particularly when memory loss affects a person’s ability to understand why additional care is needed.
Keeping conversations calm, simple, and focused on comfort, safety, and support can be helpful. Rather than repeatedly emphasizing what your loved one can no longer do, focus on what The Inn can provide – companionship, activities, meals, support, and a comfortable place to live.
Our team is also available to help families navigate this transition.
The process begins with an application and pre-admission assessment so our team can learn more about your loved one’s health, medications, dietary needs, routines, and level of support.
Once The Inn is confirmed as an appropriate fit, our team will guide your family through the required medical information, residency paperwork, and move-in planning.
Yes. The Inn offers respite care for individuals who need temporary memory care support or for families who need short-term caregiver relief.
Our quick 3-minute assessment can help you better understand whether memory care or another level of support may be appropriate for your loved one.
Skilled Nursing FAQs
Skilled nursing may be appropriate when someone needs 24-hour nursing supervision or more medical support than can safely be provided at home or in assisted living.
This may include complex or chronic health conditions, significant mobility limitations, wound care, medication management, frequent changes in health, or increasing assistance with daily needs.
Every situation is different. Our team is happy to learn more about your loved one’s needs and help you understand whether skilled nursing may be appropriate.
Moving into skilled nursing can be a significant transition. Familiar photographs, artwork, blankets, and meaningful personal belongings can help make a new room feel more comfortable and personal.
Regular visits, phone calls, and participation in activities can also help residents stay connected to the people and routines that matter to them.
Our team works closely with residents and families to make the transition as comfortable as possible.
Focus the conversation on their health, safety, comfort, and the support they need each day.
It can be helpful to acknowledge that this is a significant change while also explaining how 24-hour nursing care can provide greater support and reassurance.
If you need help navigating the conversation, our team is available to answer questions and provide guidance.
The admission process begins with an application and review of the prospective resident’s medical information and care needs.
Our team completes a pre-admission assessment to better understand medications, dietary needs, physician orders, required equipment, and the level of nursing support needed.
Once Fairview is confirmed as an appropriate fit, our admissions team will guide you through the remaining paperwork and coordinate admission.
Family and friends are welcome to visit residents 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no appointment required.
Yes. Fairview offers respite care for individuals who need temporary nursing support or for families who need short-term caregiver relief.
Our quick 3-minute assessment can help you better understand which level of support may be appropriate for you or your loved one.
Rehabilitation FAQs
Rehabilitation may be appropriate after an illness, injury, surgery, or hospitalization when someone is not yet ready to safely return home.
Difficulty walking, maintaining balance, completing everyday tasks, communicating, swallowing, or managing safely at home may indicate that additional therapy and support would be beneficial.
A physician or hospital care team may also recommend short-term rehabilitation as part of the recovery plan.
Every recovery is different.
The length of a rehabilitation stay depends on the individual’s medical needs, progress, therapy goals, and ability to return home safely. Our team regularly evaluates progress and works with patients, families, and healthcare providers to plan the appropriate next step.
Comfortable clothing, supportive shoes, personal toiletries, and any items recommended by your care team are helpful to bring.
Photographs or a few familiar belongings can also make your room feel more comfortable during your stay.
Our admissions team can provide a more complete list before arrival.
The admissions process begins with an application and review of your medical information and rehabilitation needs.
Our team will review medications, physician recommendations, dietary needs, therapy requirements, and other clinical information to determine whether Fairview can appropriately meet your needs. Once approved, we’ll help coordinate the remaining paperwork and admission details.
Yes. Patients may receive visitors 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no appointment required.
Yes. Helping patients safely return home is a central goal of rehabilitation.
Therapy is tailored to the activities and skills each person will need after discharge, which may include walking, climbing stairs, getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, using assistive devices, and completing everyday tasks.
Our quick 3-minute assessment can help you better understand which type of support may be appropriate for you or your loved one.
Respite Care FAQs
Fairview typically offers 30-day respite stays, but each situation is considered individually based on care needs, availability, and the circumstances of the family.
Contact our team to discuss what may be available for your loved one.
Respite care may be available in assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing depending on the individual’s needs and current availability.
Our team will learn more about your loved one and help determine the most appropriate setting.
Yes. Respite accommodations are furnished so guests can settle in comfortably during their stay. Families are also encouraged to bring photographs and a few familiar belongings to help the space feel more personal.
Yes. Respite guests are encouraged to participate in the activities and programs available within the community where they are staying.
Yes. Meals and everyday dining services are included during respite stays, with accommodations available for individual dietary needs.
It can. A short-term stay may give an older adult and their family an opportunity to experience the community, meet the team, participate in activities, and become familiar with daily life before considering a longer-term move.
Contact our team to tell us a little about your loved one’s needs and the timing you’re considering. We’ll help determine which level of care may be appropriate, discuss availability, and explain the next steps.
General Fairview Senior Living FAQs
Fairview Senior Living is located at:
203 Lowell Road
Hudson, NH 03051
Fairview offers assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and respite care on one campus in Hudson, New Hampshire.
Every person’s needs are different. Our team can help you understand the differences between each level of care and which option may be the best fit.
Yes. Contact our team to request a tour of the community or level of care you’re considering.
Still Have Questions?
Every situation is different, and not every question can be answered on a website.
Our team is here to listen, answer your questions, and help you understand the options available at Fairview Senior Living.
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Fairview Senior Living is located in Hudson, New Hampshire, with assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation available on one campus.
Have a question that isn’t answered above? Contact the appropriate community and our team will be happy to help.
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- 203 Lowell Road,
- Hudson, NH 03051
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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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- 203 Lowell Road,
- Hudson, NH 03051
Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation: (603) 882-5261
Assisted Living: (603) 883-2419
Memory Care: (603) 816-0070