Hunt Community

Hunt Community sits right in downtown Nashua, NH, and has been part of Silverstone Living since 1895, offering senior care for over 130 years, so it's got all that history behind it, and you know when you walk in there's a sense that people have been living and working here for a long time, and with more than 120 apartments, over 20 assisted living units, and almost 40 nursing home beds, there are living options to fit folks who want independence, need some help, or require round-the-clock nursing care, and everyone aged 62 and up is welcome, even those who prefer to remain in their own homes thanks to the At Home By Hunt program, which reaches people all around New Hampshire, supporting aging in place with care planning, personal wellness and care coordinators, and trusted care networks that make sure members get the services they need without having to move. The place has three stories, with amenities like a fitness and wellness center, library, coffee bar, woodworking shop, billiards room, theater and great room, even a courtyard café and formal dining area, plus a beauty salon, barbershop, arts and crafts studio, and garden out back for folks who like to get outside or do a bit of planting. Apartments offer safety features such as emergency response systems, safety grab bars, smoke detectors and sprinkler systems, and are built with wall-to-wall carpet, window coverings, ceramic tile in the kitchens and bathrooms, and climate control to keep things comfy no matter the season, and there are regular housekeeping, paid utilities, expanded cable, and maintenance services all taken care of. Residents join in all sorts of community-sponsored activities, with movie nights, walking paths, resident-run social events, educational and fitness programs, and even arts classes in the dedicated art room, and membership comes with perks like free admission to events, couple or household discounts, access to a fitness facility, and a range of educational and wellness opportunities. Assisted living and skilled nursing care are both on-site, so people who need medication management, help with dressing or bathing, or support as their needs change don't need to move away from their community, and memory care, emergency alert systems, support for non-ambulatory residents, and 24-hour safety call systems are all available, making it easier for folks to stay put as they age. Housekeeping happens every two weeks, and everyone gets one meal a day in the dining room, with additional meals available, and people who have pets can bring them along, because Hunt Community is pet-friendly. There's help for members to plan ahead for long-term care, and most fees qualify as a prepaid medical expense, so that's a detail that can help with taxes. The Huntington expansion means there are more choices now, with premium apartments, flexible floor plans, elevated care, and a community that aims for independence while making sure support is right there if it's needed, and you can find all kinds of information about the different communities, resources, events, and answers to common questions online. Overall, Hunt Community gives seniors a place to live that combines city convenience, trusted support, and a long tradition of caring for older adults in a way that lets folks keep making choices about how they live day to day.