if i could give this place 0 stars i would. my grandfather had been there for not even two days…read morebefore having to get transported back to the ER, and he was left to sit in his pants that he had soiled in because 'no one was around', messed up his meals, and plenty of other things. he passed away on Monday of this week, and because of your establishment, he spent his last days of his life feeling like a fool and humiliated, when he should've been taken care of. when my family went to pick his belongings up after he was transported back to the ER, no one was any help to them to make sure they got all of his belongings and that things were done properly.

Our mom has been at the Pines for 3 months. She is very happy there. She is starting to do more…read moreand socialize more. The live music has been a great way to bring people together. I find the staff friendly, approachable and caring. I think they need more aides as it seems they are constantly on the run. There were some issues around housekeeping in mom's room, but it got addressed quickly. Im happy with the choice we made and it keeps getting better and better.

My mother just spent the last few months of her life at the Pines. Everyone there was absolutely…read moreamazing!! The nurses and the aides took such good care of her and she loved them all! Mom always had what she needed and the staff went above and beyond with her, making sure she was eating, that she was happy and comfortable. I loved seeing her so well taken care of. There are tons of activities planned to keep everyone busy and socializing. I can't thank the staff of the Pines enough, for everything!!

Langdon Place of Dover is special. I entertain there on a regular basis and always look forward to…read moreit. The residents in both the assisted living and memory care areas are well cared for and always look forward to making memories with music.

I am a performer at many senior facilities around New Hampshire. I've been doing this work for more…read morethan 15 years. In a typical year I am in and out of 70 or 80 different facilities. I just want to shout out the staff at Langdon Place of Dover. There is a warmth and caring among the staff, and it is reflected in the happiness and joy I see in the residents. Staff members, you are doing the work of the angels, and I always love coming there to perform. Warmly, Cat

Sugar Hill is the ultimate in retirement living! Wonderfully maintained and personally serviced. I…read morelook forward to reserving my spot in the future.

From the owner: Assisted Living Respite Care…read moreIndependent Living

My mother was a resident at the Inn at Village Square during the past two years, and we had a…read morewonderfully positive experience. The caring and professionalism extend throughout every aspect of the community. The staff readily identified health concerns and sought to remedy them by referencing patient history and reaching out to doctor. They offered a full calendar of activities each week, as well as 'pop-up' events like ice cream socials. Whenever I visited, there were always residents outside (weather permitting) enjoying the sunshine, getting some exercise, and being social with each other. During the last challenging six months of the coronavirus, my mother frequently voiced how safe and cared for she felt as everyone at the Inn scrupulously adhered to guidelines in order to protect residents. My family and I appreciate their commitment to building community, their collaboration with family, and their dedication to the health and welfare of the residents.

From the owner: The Inn at Village Square, located in a quiet country like setting in the picturesque town of…read moreGorham, Maine, has been providing Assisted Living services since 1999. The Inn, licensed for 37 residents, allows seniors 62 and older, who find it difficult to continue to live unassisted in their own residence, to continue to enjoy their independence in the comfort of a safe, secure, and friendly environment. At the Inn at Village Square each resident receives assistance with their personal care needs provided by experienced, qualified and caring staff, 24 hours a day. Our goal is to provide the highest quality of assisted living services in a nurturing environment designed to enhance quality of life, respect personal dignity, and to provide peace of mind to each resident as well as to their respective family. The Inn at Village Square serves residents of all financial abilities and welcomes those paying privately or receiving MaineCare...

Everyone at HHH is great to work with! I trust this place 100%!read more

From the owner: Retire well. Live well. Be well. Spend your day any way you choose....a cultural field trip,…read morelistening to a lecture, playing croquet, hiking or visiting with friends. Perhaps you'd prefer reading a book in our library or walking our grounds glorified with bursts of color from our gardens. Relax, put your feet up, or completely book your calendar - the choice is yours! If you are 62+ come join us. Senior Community , Independent Living, Senior Community, Assisted Living. Over 40 Years of Service and Achievement.

I brought my 95 year old father to Edgewood for rehabilitation of his fractured hip. He was there…read morefor 3 weeks, and the care he received was top notch. I am a physician so I think I have a pretty good sense of quality. Both us us were impressed with the kindness of the entire staff. Everyone was so attentive and universally highly professional. Special shout out to Barbara, my dad's physical therapist, who was absolutely amazing. So smart, kind, encouraging, and knowledgeable. She was terrific. Leah, and her assistant Allie, were wonderful occupational therapists who patiently worked with my dad to learn how to safely negotiate activities of daily living during recovery. We were also very happy with his single room, the quality of the food, the admission process, and best ever, unlimited visiting hours, and dog visitors allowed!

The sewage water was flowing out pipes into backyards and the woods, quite frankly I think it's…read moredisgusting because me and my friend were biking In The woods and we were bombarded with a heavy amount of sewage water. Please fix this.

My parents moved inton the Memory Care Unit in 2012....it cost a few thousand dollars a month...the…read moreroom was very nice and the aides who cared for him were very nice, but the doctor drugged him with clonodine without any permission from his family...clonodine is especially harmful to folks with dementia....it can cause death...my father went from a man with lots to say, to someone who needed a wheelchair and could not sit-up or stay awake...all this within a year...

My mom, with dementia, was admitted to this nursing home about 2 and a half weeks ago. My family…read morestruggled with this decision for a long time before admitting her. It has been a nightmare since day one. One of our family feels the need to be there almost daily to check on my mom. There is not enough staff...3 to 40 dementia residents at night , medication is given incorrectly, if given at all, my mom has fallen, at least twice...once needed to be transported to hospital ER with no accompaniment from the nursing home...I found her alone on a stretcher in the hallway of the ER. She is often left alone either in her room...or to wander the hall. All this for over 200.00 a day.

My mom had to be in the Dover Center for a few weeks and during this time the staff was wonderful…read moreto her. She was treated very kindly by all of the staff at the Center. I felt that the staff knew their patients were apprehensive having to be away from family and they made my mother feel very cared for and comfortable. Meals and medications were deliver on time and with professionalism to ensure her privacy. We would without hesitation recommend this facility. Doris Kennedy

I was convinced by the Administrator this facility had all the services to include wound care to…read morehelp get my dad on his feet and back home. I guess I should have asked at what cost.... He was there a little over 2 weeks. In that time fell out of bed 3x's 2 trips by ambulance in less than 72 hrs to ER I went to visit this past Week and walked in to his Foley Catheter full of urine next to the chair his granddaughter was in. When I confronted Shift Nursing supervisor about why, " I'll make a note in the log and we'll have a retrain!!"So called wound nurse visited on Tuesday to treat the wound. He was released on Thursday afternoon and taken by ambulance Thursday night due to the infection had him in agonizing pain. Friday am after 14 hrs in ER it was determined hospice would be the option due to the severity of the infection and not being a surgical candidate. I wouldn't recommend having a band aid changed here.