Cornerstone at Hampton
298 Exeter Rd, Hampton, NH 03842
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5
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December 13, 2021
My father-in-law used to live in Cornerstone at Hampton. We spent a lot of time there, before COVID hit in particular, and we were very favorably impressed with them. The people were lovely, the facility was very nice, and the food was good. They really took good care of him and he was quite happy there. You could tell that they were genuinely attached to him and that they formed a connection with him. COVID was not all that great, but it felt as though he was in a place where the people cared about him. They were well-resourced and we were pleased by the whole experience. He had a studio apartment that was very nicely appointed with a nice bathroom and a small kitchenette. He also decorated it with his belongings. It's a two-story facility and they have a memory care unit as well. It's not an enormous place, so the personalized care was quite good. They knew everybody and the staff made an effort to connect with the residents. They had a lot of offerings, like movie nights a couple of times a week, a cocktail lounge, happy hour, people that come in from outside to give lectures, and every month they had a different theme/country/location that people engaged in. They had a nice public space behind the building that had a fence so people could not wander off, which was nice. So, they were terrific. They were really nice people, really caring, and proactive.
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About Cornerstone at Hampton in Hampton, New Hampshire
Cornerstone at Hampton, located in Hampton, NH, is a senior living provider that specializes in assisted living. It offers a variety of room types including apartments, memory care apartments, private rooms, and semi-private rooms. Some of these rooms come equipped with kitchenettes or full kitchens, and living rooms, providing a comfortable and homelike environment for its residents. This flexibility in room types and amenities allows residents to choose a living space that best suits their needs and preferences.
The community is designed with several amenities to enhance the living experience of its residents. Outdoor common areas provide a serene environment for residents to enjoy the outdoors, while organized activities and programs keep them engaged and socially active. For convenience, there is parking on-site, an emergency response system for safety, and communal dining areas where residents can enjoy meals together. Additional amenities include shared common areas for socializing, salon services for personal grooming, fitness and wellness facilities to promote health, and entertainment activities to keep residents amused.
Cornerstone at Hampton also offers a range of services to ensure the comfort and well-being of its residents. General transportation services make it easy for residents to go on outings or attend appointments, while housekeeping services maintain the cleanliness and tidiness of their living spaces. Moreover, with a chef on staff, residents can look forward to enjoying delicious and nutritious meals prepared on-site. Overall, Cornerstone at Hampton provides a supportive and engaging environment for seniors, with a focus on their comfort, health, and happiness.
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Reviews of Cornerstone at Hampton in Hampton, New Hampshire
3.7
(4 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.3
Food
3.3
Activities
3.7
Value
3.7
Christopher
5
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November 19, 2022
I would recommend Cornerstone at Hampton. Olivia, the Executive Director, is really on-point and very caring. She has a wealth of background in Geriatrics, dementia, and Alzheimer's. Patricia, who heads the Memory Care unit, is very passionate, very caring, and very hands-on. The staff is very caring, very passionate, and very knowledgeable. They do care and they are very professional. If somebody is in my position right now on the sea coast or in that relative area within New Hampshire, I would recommend that they look at Cornerstone at Hampton. The facility is beautiful and new. More importantly, it has a lot of natural light, which is incredibly important for people with Alzheimer's. Whoever the architect of the building designed it in such a way that memory care was at the forefront. They had a beauty salon and a barber shop on site. I saw the menu and I witnessed the food they were putting out, they had fresh fruits and it was absolutely a stunning menu. The other thing on the menu was that it was geared towards a Mediterranean diet. They also try a holistic approach to memory deficits and stuff.
AM63
1
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April 18, 2022
Liars; will tell you anything to get you in the door and fill a room; when you figure this out and try to get your loved one out they will hit you with every fee possible; their $4K "comprehensive evaluation" is a joke, just another way to get your money. "Fish 7x a week" is another joke. We did like the desk staff, but you should definitely pick another facility for your relative.
David
5
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December 13, 2021
My father-in-law used to live in Cornerstone at Hampton. We spent a lot of time there, before COVID hit in particular, and we were very favorably impressed with them. The people were lovely, the facility was very nice, and the food was good. They really took good care of him and he was quite happy there. You could tell that they were genuinely attached to him and that they formed a connection with him. COVID was not all that great, but it felt as though he was in a place where the people cared about him. They were well-resourced and we were pleased by the whole experience. He had a studio apartment that was very nicely appointed with a nice bathroom and a small kitchenette. He also decorated it with his belongings. It's a two-story facility and they have a memory care unit as well. It's not an enormous place, so the personalized care was quite good. They knew everybody and the staff made an effort to connect with the residents. They had a lot of offerings, like movie nights a couple of times a week, a cocktail lounge, happy hour, people that come in from outside to give lectures, and every month they had a different theme/country/location that people engaged in. They had a nice public space behind the building that had a fence so people could not wander off, which was nice. So, they were terrific. They were really nice people, really caring, and proactive.
Kim
4
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August 19, 2021
We're keeping my dad at the Cornerstone at Hampton. He's familiar with everyone there, and we don't want to disrupt him from his home, and that's his home now. We've made the decision to just keep him there. He is at the Compass memory care unit. It's a brand new facility. It's in a style that's very homey, yet you're kind of a like in a hotel. It's beautiful, they have big day rooms, and they have an open kitchen for snacks that's like a little cafe if they want to grab something to eat there. They have a dining room in the assisted living where they can order their own food. For the memory care unit, they have a couple of choices for the patients. They may not always remember food items, so they tweak the different items for them and they get to choose, which is phenomenal. They have extracurricular activities that they do with them. It's fabulous because they keep them engaged. They had entertainers sometimes coming in, but not right now. The grounds are beautiful. It's a gorgeous facility. The staff is attentive. I did some research and thought they kept increasing the price, but they were well within the means of market price. In fact, they've actually done a little bit better than this other nursing home with a memory care unit that costs $11,000 a month. Cornerstone is below that and for what you get, it's definitely worth it, which is why we decided to keep my dad there.
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