News & Updates

The Rockingham County Human Resources Department recognized Rockingham County Long-Term Care Services employees at the annual New Hampshire Association of Counties Government Awards & Annual Years of Service Awards event. The event, which took place at the Exeter Inn in Exeter, NH gave Rockingham County employees and the Board of Commissioners the opportunity to honor each other for their hard work and dedication over the past year. The awards included Assisted Living Employee of the Year, Nursing Home Employee of the Year, and the Team of the Year Award.

Rockingham County Senior Director of Long-Term Care Services, Jason Smith, was awarded the New Hampshire Association of Counties Nursing Home Administrator of the Year Award at their annual conference.

Since 1999 the iN2L system has been used in more than 3,700 nursing homes and assisted living communities. This solution provides thousands of pieces of content designed to help build relationships, enhance resident engagement, and improve memory. With an easy-to-use touch screen, the iN2L device provides activities, games, therapy, reminiscing, music, virtual travel, and so much more.

Kendra Mayall joined the team as the General Manager at the Ernest P. Barka Assisted Living Community on September 19.

Rockingham County Rehabilitation and Nursing Center has earned a Deficiency-Free Health survey, which is a top indicator for excellence for nursing homes

We’re excited to announce that we are welcoming a Healthy Living Specialist to our team. Maria Rose DeSisto is joining the Assisted Living Community on

From May 8 to May 14 Rockingham County Long-Term Care Services joins nursing care centers across the country as we host events for National Skilled

BRENTWOOD, NH: Rockingham County Rehabilitation & Nursing Center’s Director of Nursing, Michele Melanson Schmitt, has been accepted to serve on the New Hampshire Board of

The Rockingham County Long-Term Care Services Department has announced that the County Commissioners have devoted funds to purchase new furniture in resident common areas, improve programming, invest in technology to improve care services, and more.