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The first step in becoming a nursing home or assisted living resident is to fill out the Admission Application. You can download our Nursing Center Admissions Application here. You can download our Assisted Living Admission Application here. 

Nursing homes provide a hospital level of care for seniors while assisted livings are best for older adults who need help with activities of daily living (ADLs) like dressing, bathing, and grooming, but do not require 24-hour care.

Payment options include: private funds, long-term care insurance, and Medicaid (when approved financially and medically by NH DHHS)

We have contracts with the following insurance companies. Coverage and co-pay/co-insurance are subject to verification of coverage prior to admission. 

• Medicare A
• Blue Cross/Anthem
• Cigna
• Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
• Tufts
• NH Medicaid (HCBC & CFI)

Note: Out of state Medicaid is not accepted by RCRNC

Please contact our Admissions Department to learn more about our pricing and payment options. 

Our community utilizes Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic, Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP), Nurse Practitioners (NP), and/or Physician Assistants in accordance with their training and experience.  The meaning of each title is as follows:

Doctor of Medicine (MD) – Doctor of Medicine is defined by a license to practice and Board Certification issued by the Board of Medicine. Medical doctors take a biological approach to healing. With extensive education and training, MDs work within a multidisciplinary team to educate patients about illnesses, injuries, health conditions, and preventative measures such as diet, fitness, and smoking cessation. Responsibilities include but not limited to diagnosing diseases, illnesses, and/or conditions; Assessing need for therapies and/or medicines and prescribing them; Providing information to patients and responsible parties regarding diagnosis and treatment goals; Monitoring patient progress and response to therapies and/or treatments; as well as maintaining patient records.

Doctor of Osteopathic (DO) – Doctor of Osteopathy is defined by a current license to practice and Board Certification issued by the Board of Medicine. With extensive education and training, DOs work within a multidisciplinary team to focus on the whole person, working in partnership with patients to help them achieve a high level of wellness by focusing on health promotion and disease prevention. As a licensed physician, responsibilities include but not limited to diagnosing diseases, illnesses, and/or conditions; Assessing need for therapies and/or medicines and prescribing them; Providing information to patients and responsible parties regarding diagnosis and treatment goals; Monitoring patient progress and response to therapies and/or treatments; as well as maintaining patient records.

Registered Nurse Practitioner (NP)—A professional nurse licensed who is certified by the Board in a specialty and who, while functioning in the expanded role as a professional nurse, performs acts of medical diagnosis or prescription of medical therapeutic or corrective measures in collaboration with a physician licensed to practice       

Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP)— is a registered nurse (RN) with advanced training in diagnosing and treating illness. Nurse Practitioners prescribe medications, treat illness, and administer physical exams. NPs focus on prevention, wellness, and education.

Physician Assistant (PA) – An individual who is licensed as a Physician Assistant by the Board of Medicine. A PA is a nationally certified and state-licensed medical professional.  PAs practice medicine on healthcare teams with physicians and other providers and prescribe medication.

Of course! If you plan to take a resident out of the community please notify a Nursing Supervisor.