The Elms Care and Rehabilitation Center Costs & Pricing
The Elms Care and Rehabilitation Center presents a pricing structure that is notably higher than both the county and state averages. For semi-private rooms, residents can expect to pay $8,374 per month, significantly exceeding Hillsborough County's average of $5,712 and New Hampshire's state figure of $4,881. Similarly, the cost for private rooms at The Elms is set at $8,818, which again surpasses the county's average of $7,437 as well as the state's average of $5,170. This pricing reflects the center's commitment to providing high-quality care and services but positions it at a premium compared to local alternatives.
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The Elms Care and Rehabilitation Center
Hillsborough County
New Hampshire
Semi-Private
$8,374
$5,712
$4,881
Private
$8,818
$7,437
$5,170
Overall Review of The Elms Care and Rehabilitation Center
common25 reviews mention this
Staff support is a frequent highlight
Many residents and families describe staff who are kind and responsive to needs.
Across many reviews, people point to staff as the reason their loved one felt comfortable, supported, and well cared for. Several reviewers mention staff being attentive, knowledgeable, and patient when answering questions. Others describe the team as compassionate and willing to communicate with family members, including during updates and care decisions. Some reviewers also specifically call out improvements in daily care and confidence in the facility’s approach.
caveat8 reviews mention this
Care timing and phone access frustrate
Communication problems—especially phone access—come up repeatedly in reviews.
Several reviews describe trouble getting through by phone or getting timely responses after calling for help. A few residents and families also mention that call bells can take a long time to reach someone, which affects day-to-day comfort. Some reviews link the delays to being short-staffed, while others describe administration not returning calls or not resolving concerns quickly. While some individual interactions are praised, the repeated theme is that reaching the right person is not consistent.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Short staffing shows up in the reviews
Multiple reviews mention short staffing affecting how quickly help is provided.
Some residents and families say the facility can be short-staffed, leading to slower responses to requests. One reviewer describes a nurse leaving a resident on the toilet for an extended period, and another describes limited daytime coverage. Another review notes the facility can take time to get a response from a nurse and connects that to the staffing situation. Even reviewers who are generally positive sometimes include staffing as the reason certain issues—like answering call bells—take longer than expected.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Cleanliness gets mixed feedback
Cleanliness is praised in some reviews but criticized in others.
A number of reviewers describe rooms, bathrooms, and the building as clean and well maintained. Others report the facility as dirty or describe cleanliness as a concern, including comments about a bathroom not being clean. One reviewer also mentions the facility not seeming safe and not clean in the rehab context. Overall, the reviews don’t agree on cleanliness consistency, even though some families clearly noticed improvements during their visits.
common4 reviews mention this
Activities are present but uneven
Residents mention both enjoyable activities and times when activities fall short.
Some reviews describe regular activity involvement, including time outdoors on a patio and options like puzzles and reading. A few people also describe activities as bringing joy to residents and mention themed days or outdoor games. At the same time, at least one review says activities are almost non-existent, and another mentions that activity schedules can change. The overall picture is that activities exist, but experiences vary across residents and time periods.
How we summarize
Counts show how many written reviews mention each theme; a review can touch several themes, and only frequently mentioned themes become a section.
The Elms Care and Rehabilitation Center presents a pricing structure that is notably higher than both the county and state averages. For semi-private rooms, residents can expect to pay $8,374 per month, significantly exceeding Hillsborough County's average of $5,712 and New Hampshire's state figure of $4,881. Similarly, the cost for private rooms at The Elms is set at $8,818, which again surpasses the county's average of $7,437 as well as the state's average of $5,170. This pricing reflects the center's commitment to providing high-quality care and services but positions it at a premium compared to local alternatives.
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Respite or short term stays offered
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Manchester (13 miles away)
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