News & Updates

Brentwood, NH – Rockingham County is thrilled to announce that Senior Director of Long-Term Care Services, Jason Smith, has been awarded a NH Business Excellence

Rockingham County is proud to announce its membership in LeadingAge, an association representing more than 5,000 nonprofit aging services providers. As a member of LeadingAge,

As we age, our bodies and minds undergo various changes. One of the most challenging changes is the onset of dementia. Dementia is a condition

Senior Director of Long-Term Care Services, Jason Smith, has joined the Board of Trustees at Riverwoods Exeter, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC). Smith brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise that will be invaluable to the Riverwoods organization.

Rockingham County Rehabilitation, Nursing Center, and Assisted Living Community is proud to announce that they have joined the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth as a new member. This partnership will allow Rockingham County’s senior living communities to further connect with the local community and support the growth and development of the Greater Portsmouth area.

Rockingham County Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is proud to announce that it has received a deficiency-free health inspection from the State of New Hampshire Department

Assisted living and long-term care are two different types of supportive housing options for seniors. While both cater specifically to the needs of older adults, the main difference between the two is the level of medical attention provided. Understanding the difference between assisted living and long-term care can help you find the right community for you or a loved one.

Rockingham County is pleased to announce the addition of four new hospice rooms to the long-term care community. These rooms will be specifically designed to provide comfort to residents during end of life care. Rockingham County has partnered with Wellesley Design Consultants to complete the redesign of the hospice rooms.

Rockingham County Rehabilitation, Nursing Center, and Assisted Living Community is excited to announce the a new dance therapy program for residents. This new program will provide seniors with a fun and engaging way to improve their physical and mental health.