Hanover Hill Health Care Center sits up on a quiet spot with 124 beds where you'll find all kinds of care for seniors, and they've been doing this since 1967, which means there's lots of experience behind everything, and folks can get long-term care or short-term rehab, assisted living, skilled nursing, palliative care, memory care in a special Alzheimer's unit, and even sub-acute and intermediate care, so there's different areas and staff to help different needs, and if someone just needs some time to heal up or needs to stay for a while, they have services for both. There's medical and clinical help for things like cardiac care, oncology, pain management, wound care, intravenous therapy, different diagnostic tests, and regular visits from dentists and podiatrists, and then for people who need therapy, they work on physical, occupational, speech, recreational, and massage therapies right in the building.
You'll see the place has special touches with its opulent dining rooms-people say the food's good and the kitchen takes care in how stuff's made-and there are common areas filled with light, places to sit, and little details like fish ponds, a waterfall, water fountains, and nice landscaping, which all make it feel a little more comfortable away from home. Inside, residents benefit from air conditioning, a library, computer café with Internet, a stocked kitchenette and snack carts, and there's even a beauty salon for hair and nails, plus a postal service for residents' mail, regular housekeeping, and lobby refreshments so everyone can have a drink or snack nearby.
There's always things to do with social and recreational activities-cooking, music, holidays, dining events, trips to museums, shopping, and theaters-so no one's stuck in their rooms all day, and family visits are welcome. Hanover Hill also makes it easier for new residents to move in, since they've got resources and specific programs to help families with the transition. For those who only need help during the day, they offer adult day care at around $65 a day, and for folks who assist a loved one at home, there's respite care available for up to 240 hours per year, which helps caregivers get a break. They have personal care services that run about 5 to 7 hours a day, and if anyone needs help getting to appointments, care coordination and transportation are available through NH ServiceLink. The facility participates in the NH Medicaid CFI Waiver program for those using Medicaid benefits, and they're linked up with the New Hampshire Health Care Association to follow state standards.
The center's set up for safety and for people's well-being, with security in place and a team that aims to treat every resident as an individual, and they do what they can to give a sense of home with their different amenities-including family programs and a memory care unit for those living with Alzheimer's. If someone's curious or can't make it in for a visit, there's a virtual tour option online so families and future residents can look around in advance, and with all the levels of care, from rehabilitation and medical support to dining and simple comforts, Hanover Hill keeps things steady and focused on the everyday needs of seniors.
