My mother moved to their Life Guidance (memory care) back in late 2020 and we were quoted a…read moreterrific price as they gave incentives to fill their new memory care. 16 mos later they gave us a 16% price increase with 30 days notice. Read the fine print- they are legally allowed to do that. The staff and aides are absolutely delightful and have been fabulous but the upper mgt and corporate people are only focused on $$$ and not your loved one and your family. We were told mom's needs were beyond their "scope of care" and we needed to find another place for her or to pay for a private aide to be with her 24/7. Atria didn't assist us in finding an aide, that burden fell entirely to us. We were also not guided in our search for another facility to move her to. One staff member said they aren't allowed to mention other facilities. When it came time to cancel the autopay- they neglected to do it and we had to intervene at our cost. We were not a priority for them anymore. It is a beautiful place and they have the facade of looking out for you- but you are a customer and that is how you will be treated. In the area- you will find more caring places- less corporate minded. Elizabeth Calsey House is a total gem. Avita is nice. Haverhill Crossing is also nice and Bridges in Andover is great. Good luck. EDIT- I'm response to business owner reply. We were asked to leave. We didn't want to leave and it wasn't us who decided to leave.

The worst they will tell you how they will bring you to Dr appt.'s but don't tell you only 10 mile…read moreradius and that they can only take you 2 days a week. The food is the worst. My family member has been living there for 2 months and still hasn't been able to get any physical therapy. They will tell you that they will do a lot of things for you which they will for an additional charge. Please do not put you family member here because it is the worst!

Short staffed. They do not fix or repair problems in the unit. They "send" someone who looks and…read morethen never fixes things like broken doors or the cable. They tell you they have a good medical alert system in place and will notify you in an emergency. (Primary reason we are there.) Not so. My father fell and no one was alerted or notified. He was alone and a caregiver aid I privately hired found him on the floor with injuries. I brought this to the attention of management. No response. Nothing. No follow up. Just a blank stare. So, don't expect anything in terms of emergency. Residents are in their own. Meals are rigid. No flexibility whatsoever. The meal system is difficult if you don't want to race to a meal 30 minutes early then wait for an hour and a half, then, you are out of luck. Unless, you want to fill their forms out 3 times per day for every meal. Just a ridiculous system. Yet, you pay for it. Billing is terrible. No statements. They don't explain charges and they don't correct charges. They overbill. They sell you on the monthly charges and claim it's month to month. They rush you through a lease with errors. Then you find out it's a 3 month minimum and an additional 30 day notice. They don't disclose this at the outset. They state it's month to month. Just terrible business practices. Very false advertising and misleading. If you object or complain, they just ignore you. I'd be careful staying here. I think, they are dishonest.

I am a resident of Kittery Estates. I find that the faculty is very well kept and clean. The…read moreapartments are wonderful. The food service is good. I only say good because the largest meal is at lunch time. The dinner meal only consists of sandwiches. When I was growing up , lunch was a sandwich and dinner was the main meal of the day. Also they are pricing the residents out of the facility. Most residents are living on their retirement income. Once the monthly payment reaches above $3 to 4 thousand dollars, residents have to make a decision on what to do.

Dad, who resisted the move to assisted Living for YEARS, is very happy at Langdon Place! As he…read moreALWAYS says, "You really found the right place for me" EVERY time we visit. The apartments are much bigger here than the other places we visited in the area. Yes, the decor is still stuck in the 80's from when it was built, but who cares. Yes, maybe it needs new carpet in some areas but dad doesn't care. What he cares about is the good food (he'll eat anything so who knows if he's a good judge of fine dining!), the kind and attentive staff and the new friends he's made. A big perk to this place is the indoor pool which residents can use 9-11am with a supervising staff member. We didn't see indoor pools in the more expensive places and it's a real treat for the residents! Dad is a real bore about participating in the activities, but if your elderly loved one would enjoy them, they have plenty! There is no excuse to be lonely or bored at Langdon! If they're not feeling sociable at meal time, they can even have them bring the meal to their suite. We love the flexibility of how little or how much you want to participate on any given day. Take a tour of Langdon Place and see for yourself. It was just the right place for dad, hopefully for yours as well!

If you can't be with family, Langdon Place is were you need to be. My Mother seems so happy there…read moreand the staff is very attentive and pleasant. The facility is wonderful and very clean. When I walk in, the place just feels friendly. I don't think I could find a better place for Mom.

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.

Unbelievable facility. Only 16 private rooms overlooks Beaver Lake. Private deck and dock on lake…read more Caring loving staff. Home cooked meals and very spacious. Less than one year old, the owners are seasoned elder care specialists. Extremely well priced below all others.

From the owner: Beaver Lake Lodge is a small assisted living facility with 16 rooms that sits atop 9 acres…read moreoverlooking Beaver Lake in Derry, NH. We take pride in offering the highest level of quality care for our residents and staff. At Beaver Lake Lodge, we are dedicated to providing affordable, comfortable assisted living that you can trust.

My family is very grateful for the caring, and outstanding staff as well the comprehensive services…read moreavailable and provided by the Gables in Winchester. When my mother moved into the Gables she experienced an enhanced assisted living environment for retired individuals. From daily check-ins with staff, to full meal and bistro dining options, housekeeping, maintenance, home care aids, and transportation services the Gables truly has thought of everything you might need at some point during your residence with them. Lovely apartments with easy access to elevators and community areas, residents truly have the independence they desire along with the personal and home services they require. The Gables coordinates additional home care and nursing services with other agencies making sure residents have the care and medical supervision they may need. A lovely, well staffed dining room provides residents a community dining experience and if a resident prefers a meal in, delivery is available. Every meal provides menu options. Physical therapy is available on site as well as hairdressing and other personal services. A dedicated bus can be reserved to take residents to medical appointments in addition to transporting groups to outings, such as to a restaurant or shopping center or museum. Seasonal outings are offered including foliage rides, Holiday light viewing, and trips of all kinds in the surrounding communities. New activities such as Life Stories, Tech Support, a Blood Pressure clinic, and Flu and COVID Vaccine clinics have been added to their schedule. This alludes to what is possibly the best feature of the Gables - the plethora of fun, social activities that are available on a daily basis. Regular weekly activities include exercise programs such as chair yoga, exercise to music, strength and stretching, corn hole and bean bag toss. Residents can take advantage of challenging and brain enhancing activities include trivia, crossword, puzzles, and current events. A book group and well stocked library are available for use. The Gables organizes a range of options to be creative including flower arranging, painting with watercolors, and crafts such as hat making and wreath making. Game sessions include BINGO, board games, Mah Jong, cribbage, billiards, bridge, and checkers. Residents have a chance to test their luck with Pokeno. Entertainers and musicians use the main lobby and piano to serenade as well as encourage sing alongs. A therapy dog and pony visit the residents. Masses and non-denominational bible study are available as well. A theater on the main floor is used for regular movie nights and other events. Monthly birthday parties and weekly happy hours are held for those who want to chill with a nice glass of wine. And last but not least the key to all the wonderful features at the Gables is their dedicated and compassionate staff, who truly make an effort each and every day to provide a welcoming and caring environment to everyone here.

Not all angels reside in heaven many walk the earth. The…read moreGables in Winchester is a wonderful caring facility. My brother was there for 3 years. He was a quite person but he met so many wonderful people residents and staff that brought him out of his shell. Bingo, outside trips to restaurants, food shopping and trips to museums, musicals, and boat rides made his day. When he could no longer do activities, the staff was amazing helping him to get around and keeping his spirits up! We as a family had so much support, love, and caring from the staff we felt like family.

During a health care crisis when the state of elder care is crumbling, we should be able to look to…read morethe Seacoast Community's premier elder-care institutions to lead the way in solutioning what will be a multi-generational problem. Unfortunately, Webster is really assisted living that has labeled itself a nursing home w memory care capabilities- & they are none of that. Their team proactively avoids patients with anything more than very mild dementia. They are shameless about turning away those in our Community who need healthcare the most. My family is from North Hampton and Rye and we have the means to obtain the best in care. Webster is truly "run" by a dementia- averse nursing manager and the leadership in this facility takes a 'back seat' to her. My elderly parent who truly had mild dementia was turned away as they thought they would be "too much work". I have done a lot of work with the seacoast elderly community and 'the word' is Webster is truly not any more than assisted living . If your elders need 'real care' not just a room to live in (&if you are socially responsible in any way) - look elsewhere in the seacoast for a capable institution that has true compassion and an interest in caring for elders

From the owner: Webster at Rye is located at the corner of Washington Road and Blueberry Lane in scenic Rye, New…read moreHampshire. We provide highly individualized care in a gracious living environment, offering twenty-four hour services including Skilled Rehabilitation, Long Term Nursing Care and Assisted Living as well as a variety of social, religious, and recreational activities. Owned and operated by the Rannie Webster Foundation, Webster at Rye is a charitable, 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit foundation registered with New Hampshire Charitable Trusts. The Rannie Webster Foundation was established at the bequest of Rannie Webster, a businesswoman who summered in Rye and owned a prosperous hat shop in New York City. One summer, after suffering a disabling horseback riding accident, Ms. Webster recognized the need for a place of rest and recuperation close to home, near loved ones and old friends. It was here that Ms. Webster cast a vision that went well beyond her time and place, outlining the concept for Web

My mother-in-law lived at Rockingham Nursing Home for four years, and the care she received was…read moreoutstanding. The staff treated her with real compassion, respect, and dignity every step of the way. Just as important, they supported our family--especially my wife--with clear communication and genuine kindness, which meant everything to us. During a difficult time, they gave us peace of mind knowing she was truly cared for. We're very grateful and would absolutely recommend Rockingham to anyone looking for quality care.

We toured a number a facilities for our mother and we liked this one the best. She was accepted and…read morewe moved her in last night. She was upset. She's young but her body is a prison because of multiple sclerosis. Even with 40 hours of at-home nursing care a week, we couldn't do it anymore. She has no strength at all, and we had to do everything for her, everything. It was time. She was distressed, in grief, heartbroken. And it was hard. But the people here made her feel pretty good. She saw that it wasn't a prison. She had the freedom to go where she wanted in her electric wheelchair. She spent her first night in the family room watching her favorite Red Sox on a big screen! Everyone was so nice here. Just stellar. They understood. It will take some time, but I think she'll be happy. This really is a great place. It's clean and large and there is so much to do! It's like a mini resort. Thanks, Rockingham, for making Ma feel welcomed. It meant a lot to us.

This cryotherapy business is the first that I heard near me that does localize cryotherapy. I had…read moreit done for my pulled groin and it healed it really fast. I did the whole body today along with the cryofacial and I'm excited to post the results soon. The owner did the first two treatments and she was wonderful, full on knowledge and made me relaxed as it was the first time I tried going into a -160 below zero cryochamber. She followed all the safety protocols and even had music to take my mind off of the coldness. I lasted the whole 3 minutes because I felt safe. Abby is another girl that works there facilitated my localized cryotherapy two times and is amazing. She is fun, kind and knowledgeable too. I can't wait to go back and take my son too as he is a college athlete and would benefit from reducing inflammation in his body. He takes ice baths but this will be quicker and colder then ice ever could be! I'll post more pics when I can. Oh and the prices were reasonable and if you get some of there packages you save a bunch of money....which I did.