Catherine Tibbits at 61 Hell Hollow Road in Plainfield, New Hampshire sits on a property built in 1978, with three bedrooms, one bathroom, about 1,180 square feet, a multi-floor setup, garage space, attic, basement, and forced air heating, plus a fireplace for the colder months, and folks say the risk for big floods is pretty low, but flood insurance is smart even though it's not required. The property, called William G Tibbits, is owned by Katherine Tibbits, age 64, and also has an occupant named Katherine Tibbits, age 51, and has been in the family without a recent sale, no mortgage, and tax records from 2023 show yearly taxes at $4,319, plus a value estimate around $319,571. This is a medium-sized, welcoming senior living place that gives both independent and assisted living, plus memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia in a calm, safe space, with both 1-bedroom and studio choices. The care programs and services-each with unique names-cover specialized health needs, from help after surgery or illness to everyday tasks like bathing, dressing, transfers, taking medicine, and even more support for folks with memory loss, and the care plan always changes to fit what a resident needs.
Catherine Tibbits runs as a continuing care retirement community where people can stay as long as they need, with personalized care from staff who help manage health, provide supervision, and answer calls 24 hours a day, so residents don't have to leave if their care needs change. Everything's set up for comfort and safety, including emergency alert systems, a dining room with all-day, restaurant-style meals, help with special diets such as for diabetes or food allergies, movie nights, daily activities, a small library, gardens, walking paths, common rooms, and a community salon. Both staff and residents join in programs and even run their own activities, and there's always access to cable TV, WiFi, housekeeping, laundry, and linen services, along with transportation when needed. Rooms come fully furnished, sometimes with kitchenettes, and private or semi-private options exist depending on each person's preference.
Catherine Tibbits stands out for its hands-on approach to caregiving, using personalized program names, offering support for daily living, medication management, and companionship, as well as short-term respite stays for those recovering or whose families need a break. The property is known for past and ongoing improvements-fixing porches, updating siding and windows, finishing floors, adding decks and storage, and sometimes building additions or workshops out back, with projects often using energy-saving upgrades like heat pumps or roof solar systems, plus ADU units and garage restorations, which add to the comfort and usefulness of the place. Residents live in a safe, supportive environment where emotional and physical needs get attention, and care staff help everyone feel at home, whether someone's aging in place, needs short-term help, or needs special dementia care. The amenities and programs do their best to help residents lead meaningful, stable lives, with as much independence as possible, while extra care stands by for when it's needed.
