Hampshire House

This establishment is great. I have not found a group of staff that are more helpful or nice. I received an abundance of information for easy comfortable conversation. The entire facility was clean and fresh.

My mom came to Hampshire house for a visit with [name removed]. She showed us all the activities and dining hall areas . My mom stayed from September til her passing in April . She really enjoyed BIngo and movie night . Always lots of activities to keep the residents busy And the staff was very caring [name removed] even came to the hospital when my mom was in her last hours . It meant so much to me I would recommend this place to anyone looking for an assisted living facility Thank you for giving my mom the very best care

I stopped by the Hampshire House to visit a friend. As I passed through a sitting room with many of the residents, I was greeted with laughter and smiles! They were waiting for a singing group to come in to entertain them. They were enjoying each other's company and having a great afternoon. Many of the staff also came by and were all so attentive and friendly. The residents seemed to genuinely love them. It made my heart happy when I left and I look forward to many more visits.

What we like the most about Hampshire House are the staff. They are very kind and considerate. They make the people feel as much at home as possible. Yes we would recommend this community to other families.

I visited the Hampshire House but they won't take my mom because she's on hospice. The place is wonderful and it would have been a perfect fit for her. The staff was friendly, and the rooms were clean. The residents that live there all seemed happy and engaged. They have some empty rooms and the laundry is not group laundry. They take and collect your laundry, do it and fold it, and bring it back to you so you don't lose your clothes and socks. It's kind of like a home there, it's wonderful. They were bought out, I forgot how many months ago by a different organization and they've been thriving ever since. I think they can have 60 residents and they have 53 right now, so they're doing very well. The ones they have were not apartments, they're rooms with a shared bathroom. They also have rooms where you can have a roommate. They have an activity room and a pool, although I don't know if it's up and running. They have beauticians and haircutters come in, too. They have all sorts of activities scheduled and take them on bus trips. It's all very nice. The person who assisted me was very friendly and very willing to answer any questions. In the end, we also talked to the assistant director, who finally told us they couldn't take hospice patients because they didn't have a dedicated area or enough staff. At night, they only have two staff on to take care of the 53 people there. I didn't try the food, but I saw the menus and they have two alternatives. They have the main menu and if that's not what you want, they have an alternative that you can have. If they serve a hot breakfast, you can also have a cold cereal if you don't want that. They feed them all day long. At 10:00, there's a coffee break. They also have a gathering in the dining room or the sitting rooms where they have tea and cookies in the afternoon and before bed. They feed them really well. Nobody was fat and rolling down the hall by any means, but they all were either out reading the paper, putting a puzzle together, or playing cards. I would say the building itself probably needed some cheering up. They're painting and working on it, but it's not perfect yet. You have to walk up from the parking lot and come in through the double doors. There's a little incline you can drive up there and drop people off, but there's no parking at the top. The receptionist was just inside the door and then there was glass. You can't go straight into the building. You have to stop at the desk, then sign in and sign out, so the security and safety are very good too.