Bridges by EPOCH at Nashua

About the community

About Bridges by EPOCH at Nashua

Bridges® by EPOCH at Nashua is a dedicated memory care community specifically for those with Alzheimer’s or other dementia-related conditions. The community is purposefully designed for the needs of those with memory loss. Inside, residents enjoy dedicated activity areas, a comfortable living room, peaceful library, dining room, and country kitchen. A peaceful, secure courtyard welcomes residents to safely enjoy the outdoors — from relaxing on the patio and birdwatching to gardening or strolling along the walking paths. To support family caregivers, Bridges® by EPOCH also offers a variety of educational classes and support groups designed to provide deeper support and understanding of managing dementia symptoms. Community Details Residents enjoy a full calendar of events with activities ranging from live entertainment and exercise to crafts and sensory therapies to art classes and baking. The life enrichment team delivers a fulfilling lifestyle for those with memory loss. Caregivers at Bridges® by EPOCH focus on delivering person-centered care, and staff takes the time to get to know each resident’s personal history, likes, and dislikes. Residents receive expert care, medication management, and supportive assistance around the clock. Residents enjoy three chef-prepared meals daily with appetizing snacks at any time. Additional services include housekeeping, laundry, and linen services. Living Arrangements Bridges® by EPOCH at Nashua offers both private suites and companion suites with a shared bathroom. Bathrooms feature motion-sensor lighting, accent colors, grab bars, and walk-in showers for safety. Families are invited to bring keepsakes and decorations from home to help residents settle into their new space. State Classification Bridges® by EPOCH at Nashua is a supported residential health care facility , which in the state of New Hampshire is a facility that provides personal care, supervision, and nursing services to those who do not need a higher level of nursing care, for 3 or more residents. Related Articles Your Complete Guide to Memory Care Dealing With Dementia Behaviors: Tips for Understanding and Coping Dementia Care Guide: Memory Loss Care Solutions