Pines of Newmarket

Pines of Newmarket at 9 Grant Rd, Newmarket, New Hampshire, is a senior living facility where people can choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement community options, and there's a nice sense of variety there so residents can find something that works for them whether they need a little help or more care as they get older, and one thing that stands out is they've got verified residents and staff, which helps make sure quality is where it should be, and they've even received the 2025 Best of Senior Living Award from Seniorly, which says something good about how they treat folks. The Pines sits in a quiet area with lots of trees, and there are spots outside to sit and paths to walk, with views, so residents can spend time in nature but don't have to be far from restaurants, parks, and shops when they want to get out. The staff's there all day and all night, offering help with personal care, medication, and health needs, and they're known for being friendly, which families mention in reviews along with how clean the place is-folks seem to talk a lot about the care from the administrator, too, which probably means the place is well run. People can stay as their health changes thanks to the aging in place option, and if a person needs a wheelchair-accessible shower or full tub, or wants to relax in a Jacuzzi, they've got those as well, and there's resident parking and busline access for getting around. Meals are included every day, with the kitchen team planning meals that are tasty, balanced, and can fit special diets like low sugar or low sodium, and if residents have guests those guests can eat there, too. The Pines gives housekeeping, laundry, dry-cleaning, and offers medical, nutrition, and medication services from a nursing department, plus there's respite care if someone needs a break and hospice when it's required, and memory care is available for dementia or Alzheimer's, using care plans and activities made for those challenges so people don't feel lost. For comfort, there's free cable TV, Wi-Fi, fireplaces, piano or organ, beauty salon, and indoor and outdoor community areas including a pretty garden patio, and many daily activities-both on and off site-including educational, recreational, devotional, and social events so folks don't get lonely, and families can join in during on-site or off-site activities, which helps everyone stay connected. The Pines tries to make life full and healthy with social and learning programs run on a schedule, and they've got resources for caregivers too, giving support and information for families looking to learn more about senior care, and they encourage people to take a tour to see the daily routine, meet staff, check out the food, and see the living areas for themselves before making any decisions.