Quail Hollow Senior Living Community sits in West Lebanon, New Hampshire, on 39 acres in a private valley, with a design that looks much like an old New England village, and it offers a wide mix of care so people can move in when they're active and stay even if their needs change later. Folks aged 55 and up can pick from one or two-bedroom apartments, all with open floor plans, kitchens set up with GE appliances like a 4-burner stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher, and some apartments have extra features like breakfast bars, and you get heat included in the rent, but air conditioning comes with an extra fee, and there's carpet or laminate floors, big living spaces, wide closets, and roomy bathrooms, all on multiple levels with elevators and easy entrances for those who need them. There are three buildings-River House, Wilder House, and Ridge-with a total of 232 apartments, plus 50 cottages, and the community keeps things maintenance-free, so people can focus on what they like without worrying about yard work or repairs, and each building has its own gas grills ready to use when the weather's nice, as well as garden plots free to residents if you want to grow something.
Residents can choose from assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, independent living, respite care, and even home care, all run by the same community, so it's possible to age in place as medical or memory needs come up, and there's a range of support, like help with daily tasks, medication, meals, plus special memory care programs with safe, secure spaces and activities built for people living with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, where they get 24-hour support and programs to help keep their memory skills. Skilled nursing means round-the-clock medical care, wound care, and rehab therapy all right there, so folks with complex health issues don't have to move far, and the board and care homes offer a smaller, homey option as well.
Quail Hollow hosts regular activities like parties, classes, and speakers, and has things like a tavern, an art studio and galleries, a salon, a yoga studio, a fitness and exercise center, a library, and a movie theater, so residents have plenty to do, and you'll often find people in the lounges, porches, or community rooms, maybe near a gas fireplace doing puzzles or playing games, or out in the gardens, and monthly parties or social events give people a chance to meet others. They offer optional daily meals, and social activities for anyone who wants to join, along with independent living support services that residents can add if their needs go up. There's storage lockers and shared laundry on each floor, and you'll find covered parking, including heated garages for a bit extra, while off-street parking is available, too; controlled access, night patrol, and 24-hour maintenance offer peace of mind, and the whole place is smoke-free and doesn't allow cats or dogs.
Quail Hollow sits inside the Lebanon School District, and though there's no pets allowed, it's good for folks who want green lawns, walking paths, and garden space outside, with community gardens ready for anyone who likes to dig in the dirt, and indoor features like high-speed internet, cable hookups, storage, and open interior views of the nearby trees. With weekly community events, fitness classes, socials, and expert help on long-term care needs or insurance, folks get both an active community and guidance as they plan for the future, and tours happen every Wednesday at 12:30 at the River House if someone wants a closer look before deciding, and Quail Hollow carries an average 4.4-star rating based on 17 reviews, showing a fair bit of satisfaction from current or past residents, and with apartments and cottages, plus choices for nearly every care level, it tries to help seniors stay independent as long as possible, without losing the support they may need along the way.
