Rose Meadow Garden, also called Rose Meadow Farm, sits over at 336 Bedford Rd in New Boston, New Hampshire, and it's been running since August 6, 2003, with a steady management team led by Kyla Hall, the Vice President, and a dedicated administrator named April MacNeil, and they accommodate up to 16 residents in a Type of Care 805 setting, focusing on people who have neurological brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, or other neurological disorders, and while they've got an A+ rating with the BBB, they're not a BBB accredited business. This place has adult care, residential care homes, assisted living, and hospice care, with services stretching from skilled nursing to non-ambulatory care, respite, and CFI services. You'll see that folks can choose room types with options like furnished studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom layouts, and care levels run from high, medium, to low with fees attached, plus there's an estimated buy-in fee, a respite fee, and a community fee. They accept payment using private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance, which helps out families managing costs.
Residents get 24-hour supervision and staff help for emergencies, and the staff handle things like medication management, diabetic care with insulin monitoring, incontinence care, help with bathing and dressing, transfers from bed to wheelchair, and activities of daily living, so people who need special support will find attentive care here. Meals come prepared by chefs and meal planners with menu options for allergies and diabetes, which is important for folks who can't always make their own food, and scheduled nutritious meals are served in a dining room, freeing up time and cutting down on kitchen worries. There's wifi for residents who want to stay in touch, and folks will see housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, and transportation or parking services built into daily life, which helps keep the place neat and comfortable.
The grounds have a garden-themed environment, with unique names for each area and activities focused on garden living, and people will find garden amenities and walking paths as well as common indoor areas to sit, chat, or enjoy movie nights or other community-sponsored activities, so there's a good chance to socialize both on-site and offsite and to take part in recreational programs. The facility also provides an emergency alert system and supports residents with non-ambulatory needs, plus there's skilled staffing and ancillary services to look after those with higher medical requirements. Rose Meadow Garden forms part of a group with Rose Meadow Farm and Rose Meadow Acres, and their supported residential programs focus on the specific challenges faced by people with brain injuries or neurological disorders, shaped around a homelike setting and tailored routines.
