Older Adult & Geriatric
NH's statewide network of ADRCs, operated through DHHS, serving as a single point of entry connecting older adults and adults with disabilities to mental health supports, Medicaid waiver programs, caregiver support, in-home services, and community resources. ADRCs exist in each NH region.
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Older Adult & Geriatric
NH program within the DHHS Division of Elderly and Adult Services helping older adults understand Medicare and Medicaid, protect against fraud, and navigate behavioral health benefits. SMP volunteers assist seniors statewide with benefits questions and care coordination.
Older Adult & Geriatric
Easter Seals New Hampshire operates Adult Day Health programs at multiple sites across NH, serving older adults and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities who need daytime support and supervision. Programs provide social engagement, cognitive activities, health monitoring, personal care assistance, and caregiver respite in a structured therapeutic environment. Adult Day Health is particularly valuable for individuals with early-to-mid-stage dementia and their family caregivers. Accepts NH Medicaid (through HCBS waiver), long-term care insurance, and private pay; sliding scale available.
Eligibility: Adults with disabilities or cognitive decline; caregivers seeking respite; Medicaid and private pay
Older Adult & Geriatric
The NH Family Caregiver Support Program, administered by the Bureau of Elderly and Adult Services (BEAS) through local Area Agencies on Aging, provides free services to unpaid family caregivers of adults 60+ and grandparents/relative caregivers of children. Services include caregiver counseling, respite care, support groups, information and referral, and supplemental services. Access the program through your regional Area Agency on Aging or by calling the NH Senior Helpline at 1-800-351-1888. Particularly valuable for caregivers of individuals with dementia, stroke, or serious mental illness.
Eligibility: Unpaid family caregivers of adults 60+; grandparent/relative caregivers of children; free