Manchester (NH) Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Lifestyle Options

Located along the eastern shores of the Merrimack and Amoskeag Rivers, Manchester New Hampshire has many assisted living and independent living options that are available to seniors. These range from elderly care, senior apartments, and independent living options. The average monthly cost is $3,200 while the range is between $1,800 and $5,000 per month. Our site provides comprehensive information to help guide you to the best assisted living facility for you or your loved one.

With a population of 110,000 within its city limits, Manchester New Hampshire has consistently been ranked as one of Money Magazine's top ten small cities in the US. With two major hospitals, Eliot and Catholic Medical Center (the latter is known for its cardiac center) and its close proximity to Boston, healthcare delivery is excellent. Manchester International Airport provides easy access for visiting family members and hotels are centrally located. Since New Hampshire does not have a sales or income tax, cost of living expenses are kept to a minimum.


There are many cultural, entertainment, educational, and sports venues in Manchester, New Hampshire, which is also known as the Queen City. The Currier Museum of Art features a renowned collection of European and American art, changing exhibits and a Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian gem, the Zimmermann House, where tours are conducted regularly. The Palace Theater is home to the New Hampshire Philharmonic and New Hampshire Symphony Orchestras. The theater also hosts live theatrical and musical performances, year-round.

Several years ago, the city implemented an award-winning downtown revitalization plan that called for the creation of a public and private sector partnership to reinvent the area as a vibrant community where people can live, work, and play.
During that time major capital improvements were undertaken. This resulted in private sector reinvestment in the downtown corridor. There are now many restaurants and art galleries. The downtown area includes Manchester’s historic Millyard. The Millyard was once the world’s largest producer of cotton cloth, and now it is home to a college campus, museums, restaurants, and an eclectic assortment of business. Arms Park which is accessible from the Millyard is home to some of the world’s most challenging kayak rapids where enthusiasts come from everywhere to experience there power. There is a boardwalk and deck for easy spectator viewing. Within easy reach is an area that is known as the cultural quadrangle. The New Hampshire College of Art, the Manchester Public Library, and the Manchester Historic Association are all located there, and at its core is Victory Park. Every Thursday from June through October, New Hampshire’s largest farmers’ market, the Downtown Farmers’ Market takes place. Learning is life-long and in Manchester New Hampshire, there are several colleges and universities that offer many continuing education opportunities to compliment ones curiosity. Campuses include the University of New Hampshire, Southern New Hampshire University, and New Hampshire College of Art.
The Verizon Wireless Arena is home the minor league hockey team, the Manchester Monarchs as well as major concerts events while the Manchester Fisher Cats play baseball at the newly constructed field that is located along the Merrimack River.

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