Medical services provided include but not limited to: IV therapy, wound care, medication management, injections, baby wellness visits, pain management, occupational, physical, speech therapies. Other services provided include but not limited to: personal care, ostomy care, catheter care, respite, bathing, meal prep, caregiver support, and more.

Wide variety of health and wellness related as well as bereavement support groups offered. New parent support group-meet other new parents and discuss topics of concern. Facilitated by the Birth Center Staff

Opening New Doors Senior Living Placement Services educates clients about the costs, medical care, amenities and accommodations of individual Assisted Living and Memory Care Communities. We focus our client's search on communities who have the highest likely-hood of meeting their needs, schedule and accompany our clients on tours and continue to provide support throughout move-in.

County nursing home with the following types of nursing home care: 1. Skilled -short term sub-acute services with inpatient rehabilitation services like Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, etc. 2. Long term nursing home care. 3. Enhanced Living Unit (ELU)- unlocked unit for people with psychiatric disorders such as depression and anxiety, behavioral issues and early stage dementia needing increased level of structure and behavior management. 4. Special Needs Unit-locked unit for people with Dementia or Alzheimer's disease. HCNH also offers a Hospice program for terminally ill residents.

The Alzheimer's Association offers programs that cover a wide array of topics in small workshop sessions, trainings and in-depth multi-part series for caregivers, health care professionals, and people at all stages of Alzheimer's disease. Programs provided to persons with memory impairment, their families or caregivers, and the general public. Programs include: Know the Ten Signs; Effective Communication; Managing Dementia-Related Behaviors; Dementia Conversations; Coping With Early Memory Loss; Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body.

Participating in a support group can help by providing a chance to share feelings with others who understand because they too have a loved one or friend with Alzheimer’s disease. The Alzheimer’s Association sponsors many support groups throughout New Hampshire.

The Alzheimer's Association offers programs that cover a wide array of topics in small workshop sessions, trainings and in-depth multi-part series for caregivers, health care professionals, and people at all stages of Alzheimer's disease. Programs provided to persons with memory impairment, their families or caregivers, and the general public. Programs include: Know the Ten Signs; Effective Communication; Managing Dementia-Related Behaviors; Dementia Conversations; Coping With Early Memory Loss; Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body.