Langdon Place of Exeter is a non-entry fee Senior Living Retirement Community located in the historic town of Exeter, NH near the MA border and is nestled in a lovely neighborhood. We offer both Independent and Senior Living one and two-bedroom apartments, private rooms with private baths as well as care for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia. We provide respite care for a short-term stay or as a transition into our community. Our 24-hour a day licensed nursing services assist with medication administration and management, diabetes and nutrition management and our in-house therapy services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Amenities at our community include an in-door heated pool and jacuzzi available to families as well, state-of-the-art exercise room and transportation services to outside appointments and cultural events. We invite you to stop by, tour our community, meet our residents and staff, join in on one of our meaningful activities, and enjoy a meal in our full service, fine dining room.
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4.3( 5 Reviews )
Ann
October 15, 2022
My dad has moved into Langdon Place of Exeter. It's very clean. There are lots of fun things around for them to look at. The garden is beautiful. They have a fishpond, and they can feed the fish. The staff is wonderful. They're amazing. They know everyone's names. They know where they're supposed to be and what they're supposed to be doing. I think it's a pretty good value. I haven't tried the food, but I've seen it, and it looked pretty good.
There's a big swimming pool, and there are all kinds of things on the other side, but not in the unit where my dad is in. The room is one room with a wall in between and it opens up into two rooms. Each person has their bathroom, their own bed, their own TV, or their own furniture. It's pretty good. It's not a bad size room. It's small, but we expected it to be.
Anne
February 11, 2021
I have had an excellent experience. Any concerns I have had they helped me. I feel they take excellent care of her In these difficult times. Memory care is a very special place and she needs to be there. I’m grateful she is a resident there.
Christine R.
February 10, 2021
Our family member has been a resident for almost 6 years, starting out in assisted living and transitioning to Memory Care 2 years ago. The entire staff has been caring, professional, and they care about the residents as though they were family. I would recommend Langdon of Exeter to any family seeking a caring, safe, environment with a personal feel to it. The activities are terrific and the setting, with its grounds and outdoor sitting areas and walking areas are great.
JRWP
February 08, 2021
My brother has been a resident in the Memory Care unit for the past several years. The staff is highly professional, warm and friendly, and very communicative. That is true of both the nurses on the floor as well as the Langdon Place administrators.
The unit is bright and "cheerful" and well maintained. In my experience, that is true of both the common areas and the several different rooms my brother has occupied over the years.
My brother is a veteran and I am especially appreciative of the manner in which they have recognized him (and other veterans) on Veteran's Day. More generally, I have been very impressed with the variety of activities in which the residents are encouraged to participate. These activities are available/offered on an ongoing basis.
K. G.
February 03, 2021
This facility is wonderful. The care given to my mom has been great. The staff from the entire facility is truly amazing. They become a part of your family. I have never met more caring folks such as the staff at Langdon of Exeter. During this year of Covid 19,they worked diligently to keep everyone safe. Their hard work continued when some folks became positive. Their priority were the residents and keeping the families informed constantly. We are beyond grateful. Even during quarantine they did their best to keep the residents connected as well as they could. Thank you so much everyone at the Langdon Place.
