Kendal at Hanover is a vibrant retirement community set on a scenic 65-acre campus along the Connecticut River in the quintessential New England town of Hanover, New Hampshire. The environment is defined by rolling hills, riverfront access, and lush landscapes, all contributing to an inviting and beautiful place to call home. The community is designed for those who want to live fully in their later years, offering a life plan option that encompasses a personalized continuum of care. Residents at Kendal at Hanover enjoy independent living, assisted living, memory care, and comprehensive nursing care, allowing for support as their needs evolve over time.
Central to the experience at Kendal at Hanover is the on-site Dartmouth-Hitchcock Kendal Clinic, which serves as the primary care provider to residents. This integrated approach to healthcare means that residents can easily access quality medical services without leaving their community, fostering a sense of well-being and security. The campus also hosts an Early Learning Center, which provides opportunities for intergenerational interaction through a variety of programs. These initiatives reflect the community’s commitment to lifelong learning and connection across age groups, enriching daily life for residents and young learners alike.
Kendal at Hanover is deeply rooted in values of respect, inclusion, and social responsibility. The culture is built around trust, integrity, and genuine regard for each individual. These values are evident in the community’s long-standing partnership with SAGE, underscoring a dedication to treating all elders with dignity and respect. Kendal at Hanover’s collaboration with the Town of Hanover, offering public access to its riverfront property, highlights a spirit of openness and engagement with the broader community.
Founded in the early 1990s, Kendal at Hanover is part of a respected network of communities inspired by Quaker values and practices. With a resident population of about 400, the community offers more than just comfortable living—it fosters opportunities for intellectual growth, personal reflection, and strong social bonds. The campus is not only a home but a place for meaningful connection and lifelong enrichment.