Assisted Living at The Boulders
Offering a unique option for people to move into Assisted Living right now...
A Rare Opportunity
Typically, people move to RiverWoods as independent residents and as their needs change over time, so too does the level of care they receive. But what about people who need help with daily activities right now? With the opening of our newest campus, The Boulders, we have the rare opportunity for a limited number of people to move directly into our Assisted Living community at The Boulders. If you or someone you know needs help with activities of daily living, Assisted Living at The Boulders is a smart option.
A Smart Decision
Choosing an assisted living residence is a challenging decision. Choosing RiverWoods provides distinct advantages, such as:
- Nationally-accredited by CCAC-CARF, with 7 exemplary commendations
- More than 16 years experience in senior living
- Individualized care plans, memory support and medication management
- High staff to resident ratio ensures personal care
- All private rooms, Three meals a day, on-site physical and speech therapy
- Full time activities director
- Connection to independent community provides more amenities and social interaction
- Three distinct campuses offer diverse environments and more social interaction
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Take some time to learn what we offer by exploring the information below and the menu options on the right. We're here to help answer your questions, so when you are ready to speak with us in more detail or to schedule a visit, contact:
Laura Cieplik, Assisted Living Counselor,
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or by calling 603-658-7005.
All Private Rooms Ensure Dignity
All of our Assisted Living residences at The Boulders are private apartments with bathrooms, to ensure privacy and dignity. Residents in need of assisted living care also have access to bright and welcoming common spaces, such as a dining room, living room, sun room, arts studio, country kitchen, physical therapy gym and function room. Residents also have access to a vibrant, active independent living community just down the hall.
A Community of Friends
Making a decision to leave your home and move into an assisted living facility is never an easy one; but moving to assisted living at RiverWoods means opening the door to a new community – a spirited group of independent, interesting people from all walks of life, who share your interests. Our residents come here for the promise of excellent care, but they thrive because of the staff and the community of friends that they meet.
Peace of Mind
Choosing RiverWoods Assisted Living means that you and your family will have peace of mind that as your health care needs change, you will be taken care of by skilled and compassionate staff. There is no need to move again, should you need additional care.
Memory Care
All of the apartments in our assisted living facility as well as our skilled nursing apartments are designed to support individuals with memory care needs. Our skilled caregivers provide person-centered programs specifically for the memory-impaired.
RiverWoods History & Reputation:
Founded by residents, RiverWoods' original campus in Exeter, NH opened in 1994. Today, RiverWoods consists of three distinct campuses on 200 scenic acres with trees, wildflowers and walking trails. We are a not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC). RiverWoods is widely considered the premier senior living community in the Seacoast Region of New Hampshire.
Learn how Assisted Living at RiverWoods can make a difference in your life.
Call 603-658-7005 to speak with Laura Cieplik,
Assisted Living Sales Counselor at RiverWoods
Upcoming Assisted Living Educational Events:
The Following event has come and gone, but we have created a resource page for parents and adult children with information on discussing a parents' future health care needs.
(click here to view resource page)
When is the right time to talk to your parents about their future health care needs?
Or, if you are a parent, how do you bring up the topic with your adult children? It can be challenging for even the closest families to talk about the future, especially when it comes to health care planning. But talking now is better than waiting until a crisis occurs - the challenge is, how do you start that conversation?
Plan to attend this free information session to learn a few approaches to begin your own conversation. With the holidays approaching and families gathering, this is a good time to bring up some questions. In less than an hour, you'll walk away with some valuable insights from professionals, and also a delicious dinner to go for two, since we know it's a busy time.
What: A succinct, one-hour information session for families who want to start the conversation about future health care needs.
Why: Become informed about your options before a crisis occurs.
The free RiverWoods event listed below has already happened. We have created a resource page on the topic of Alzheimer's Disease, Dementia and other memory care information. Stay up-to-date on future events at RiverWoods by signing up for the monthly RiverWoods Newsletter.
Knowing the Difference:
Senior Moments vs. Alzheimer's Disease
Recent research reveals that people fear getting Alzheimer’s Disease even more than they fear death. With the increased attention that Alzheimer’s Disease is receiving, there are many misconceptions about what constitutes a warning sign, versus typical age-related forgetfulness. RiverWoods Continuing Care Retirement Community hopes to clear some of the confusion surrounding this topic by hosting the Alzheimer’s Association presentation of, “Knowing the Difference; Senior Moments vs. Alzheimer’s Disease”. This free informational session will help people differentiate between typical age-related memory loss and the beginnings of Alzheimer’s disease. Attendees will learn about top warning signs, how to obtain a proper diagnosis and which lifestyle choices contribute to good health.
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Email Laura Cieplik for more information on Assisted Living options at The Boulders.
Phone: (603) 658-7005
