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Adult Day Manchester

Care you can feel good about

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At Easterseals NH Adult Day Manchester, we want everyone to feel like they belong from day one. Friends who spend the day with us enjoy brain-healthy activities, woodworking and crafting, growing tomatoes in our garden, expressive arts, intergenerational programs with our early childhood programs, and animal-assisted therapy, to name a few. In addition to activities that align with participant interests, we are certified in nationally accredited, evidence-based programs that build physical strength and balance. Everyone participates to their ability.

Comprehensive, affordable care to help your spouse, friend, or older family member age at home longer! Call for a FREE TRIAL today! 603.845.9318

Open 5 days a week in Manchester, NH

9 AM to 3 PM with extended hours
7:30 AM to 5:30 PM

FREE transportation available for Manchester residents as available

Click the play button below to hear from Laurie Duff, Director of Senior Services,
(not pictured above) about the therapies and services that make our program
the place where your loved one would want to spend the day.

Two old women playing a board game together while smiling brightly at one another.

Benefits

Memory Care | Preventative Care | Social Activities | Health Services | Caregiver Support

The benefits of having preventative care, programming, and on-site nursing care all in one location include:

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Peace of mind knowing that your loved one is in a safe and caring environment

2

Help with consistency in medical administration and care and monitoring of conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, lung disease, hypertension, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias

3

Respite, resources, and support for you and other family members

4

Flexible options for attendance, two to five days per week, with extended hours

5

Social work services and assistance with elder care planning

6

Affordable care that supports individual independence and the ability to age in the community

An old lady wearing a red sweater with a festive hat that includes the words, "Over The Hill".
Two old woman standing next to one another smiling brightly at the camera.
Two old women playing a board game together while smiling brightly at one another.
A group of three people playing cards together.
An old man and woman playing frisbee.
A lady walking down a bus that has the Easterseals logo on the window.
The exterior view of the John A. Samenfeld Center building.
An old man holding a paint brush.
An old lady holding a paint brush while smiling brightly.
An old man getting ready to throw his bowling ball as other people look on.
An old man playing drums.
Collage of photos containing older adults.

For questions or more information

Call 603.845.9318 today to schedule a free trial day. For questions or more information, please contact us using the button below.

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