The latest news and updates from Rockingham County Nursing Home and Assisted Living
Rockingham County Rehabilitation, Nursing Center, and Assisted Living Community was named as one of Senior Care’s Best Places to Heal under a new program from WeCare Connect – the industry leader in senior care surveys. Rockingham County has met the rigorous benchmarks that signal excellence in care.
Rockingham County is excited to announce a new and improved Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) Apprentice Program. The LNA Apprentice Program will offer comprehensive training and hands-on experience, allowing participants to learn from experienced partners in a supportive environment. Upon successful completion of the program, apprentices will receive their LNA licenses, fully funded by Rockingham County.
Rockingham County Rehabilitation, Nursing Center, and Assisted Living Community has received a Standing Ovation Award from LeadingAge, a leading advocate for aging services in America. The Standing Ovation Awards are bestowed upon communities and individuals who demonstrate exceptional dedication and innovation in prioritizing the quality of life for older adults.
In celebration of National Skilled Nursing Care Week®, from Mother’s Day, May 12, to May 18, 2024, Rockingham County is proud to announce a series of events under this year’s theme, “Radiant Memories: A Tribute to the Golden Age of Radio.”
Nestled within Rockingham County Rehabilitation and Nursing Center lies a sanctuary of comfort and compassion – a series of dedicated hospice suites. Join us as we step inside these rooms to explore the dignity and support offered within this neighborhood.
Kendra Mayall, the General Manager at Ernest P. Barka Assisted Living Community, has been recognized with the New Assisted Living Administrator Award by the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA).
Rockingham County Rehabilitation, Nursing Center, and Assisted Living Community in Brentwood organized a heartwarming Valentine’s Day fundraiser to support its resident fund. The fundraiser, which took place From February 1-12, was a huge success in raising funds to enhance the quality of life for the residents.
Rockingham County has received a grant from the state of New Hampshire in the amount of $578,300 to help delay or defer nursing home care for older adults. The grant will be administered by Rockingham County, which will work with local providers to deliver the services to older adults in need.
Being in compliance is a top indicator of excellence in an assisted living community. Ernest P. Barka counts itself among the best assisted living communities in New Hampshire and is proud to offer a healthy and safe environment for its residents.