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State Long Term Care Ombudsman
New Hampshire State Long-Term Care Ombudsman
Division of Elderly & Adult Services
129 Pleasant
Street
Concord, NH 03301-3857
Phone: (603) 271-4375
FAX: (603)
271-4771
Hospice
Care Services Of Northern Carroll County
When a clients required treatment is covered by Medicare,
Medicaid or private insurance, the fee is paid by that party. If insurance coverage is not available, then fees are adjusted
according to the clients ability to pay. For more information about our fees, please call our office (603)
356-7006
Home Health and Hospice Care of Nashua
Home Health & Hospice Care
22 Prospect Street
Nashua NH 03060
call us at 1-800-887-5973
Vice President of Clinical Services
Jane Allen, RN, MS, MPH
Services:
Payment Options -To the greatest extent possible, our services are available to all who
need care, regardless of ability to pay. For those who have limited incomes or unusual financial circumstances, a sliding
scale is applied to service fees. We receive funding from local, state, and federal grants. We are also assisted
by private donations, memorials, the work of our fund-raising committee, the support of the Good Cheer Society, and the United
Way of Greater Nashua. Every client's needs and financial circumstances are unique.
Our specialists will work with you to determine how best to handle all challenges -- physical, emotion, and financial.
DISABILITIES
-NH's Assistive Technology Partnership increase access to assistive technology through the creation and support of consumer driven systems for the provision
of state-of-the-art assistive technology products and services for citizens with disabilities in the state of New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Family Voices - Looking for information about your child's special health care
needs, disability? Want to talk to another parent whose been there, done that? Maybe one who's still doing it? New Hampshire
Family Voices is run by parents having children with special health care needs, multiple disabilities and mental health conditions.
Crotched Mountain Greenfield, NH provides
programs and services to assist children and adults with disabilities to achieve optimal growth and independence. Crotched
Mountain offers a full range of clinical and rehabilitation services for children and adults with disabilities. Financial Information: Crotched Mountain accepts most major medical plans, Medicare, and Medicaid.
Local school districts and private payment arrangements may also be arranged. The admissions office makes every effort to
assist students and families with the process of admission and is extremely flexible in maintaining an orderly flow of information
among the student, family, referent, and Admissions Committee.
Contacts for Children's Programs-Childrens Specialty Hospital, Developmental Pediatrics, Foster Grandparent Program,
Outpatient Services, Respite Services, School Partnership Program, Wonderworks Learning Center.
Contacts for Adult Programs-Brain Injury Center, Community Care, Community Partnership, Driver Evaluation &
Training, Independent Living Apart-ments, Outpatient Services
Family Resource Center - at Crotched Mountain is available to all families, professionals, and community
members who are seeking information regarding various disabilities and chronic health topics. In addition, the Family
Resource Center offers a warm, welcoming, environment in which families can receive support and assistance both from Crotched
Mountain staff and other families who have shared similar experiences.
-Dysphasia Functional assessment of swallowing disorders and the development of feeding programs.
-Physical Therapy Assessment, treatment, and consultations for individuals with physical or developmental
disabilities. Services are provided in the areas of gross motor skills, mobility training, general strengthening, relaxation/pain
management, and orthopedic rehabilitation.
-Community-Based Respite Services -Based on the belief that quality respite services promote healthy families, Crotched
Mountain Rehabilitation Center is in the process of developing respite services for families living throughout the state who
are caring for children with complex medical needs and/or behavioral issues. Keene, NH.
Offered two nights each month.The program staff includes a registered or licensed practical nurse and activities staff. A
small fee of $5 per night per child will offer games, movies, story-telling, arts and crafts to be shared
by children and their parents.
-Speech-Language Pathology -Assessment, consultation, and direct services to enhance receptive and expressive
communication skills. Services include: speech therapy, creation of Augmentative/Alternative Communication (AAC) systems,
computer access evaluations, and inservice training.
-Wheelchair Seating & Mobility -A regional assessment center, improving the quality of life for persons using wheelchairs
by increasing comfort and mobility.
Psychology -Evaluations and consultations for individuals with disabilities and
their families.
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Special Notices
Support Group Meetings
New Hampshire
Southern
New Hampshire Group
When: 3rd Wednesday of the month
Time:
7 -8:30pm
Where: Catholic Medical
Center
Manchester NH
Contact: Virginia Goolkasian, LSW, MS
Phone: 800-770-0840
x 19
State Resources
A process to think about, talk about and plan for end-of-life care New Hampshire Advance Directives: Durable Power
of Attorney for Health Care and Living Will
The N.H. Prescription Guide offers physicians
a list of the most commonly prescribed generic and brand-name drugs preferred by health plans in New Hampshire;
Those who cannot find help in the list above
can ask their providers for help with prescrip-tion
assistance or have their providers contact Medication Bridge (603) 225-0900.
If you are a parent seeking health coverage information for your child, call NH Healthy Kids toll-free phone number
Other Support Group
Parent Support Group for Families who have Children with Special
Needs and/or Chronic Health Conditions
Brain Injury Support Groups
LAWS-New Hampshire
MENTAL HEALTH
Office of Comm. Mental Health Services
Within OCMHS there are four focus areas: Children's Services, Older Adult Services,
Emergency Services, and Peer and Family Support Services.
is a private non-profit mental health
center serving New Hampshire. We serve all of Belknap County and the southern portion of Grafton County.
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