Last Updated:
01/23/2008
Main Office
19 Harvey Road
Bedford, NH 03110
phone: 603-622-4948
fax:603-384-3901
toll free1-877-278-0237

Nashua Satellite Office
491 Amherst Street
Nashua, NH 03064
phone: 603-595-4502

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  If You Need a Caregiver outside of New Hampshire
  • Eldercare Locator - Nationwide directory assistance to help locate local services. Includes toll free number for information and referral services.

  • Homecare & Hospice Care Locator - contains a comprehensive database of more than 28,100 home care and hospice agencies. Use this resource to find all the agencies in any particular area of the country.
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  Information for Caregivers
  • Caregiver Network, Inc. - Based in Toronto, Canada the goal of CNI is to be a national single information source to make your life as a caregiver easier. Caregiver Bulletin Board (in the Contact Us section) enables you to talk to other caregivers to find help and answers to questions.

  • Easter Seals of New Hampshire - Easter Seals offers a wide range of services such as Adult and Senior Day Health Services, Medical Rehabilitation Adult Day Program (CARES), Social, Therapeutic, Educational and Psychological Services (STEPS), Alzeimer's Adult Day Program, Atrium Adult Day Programs, Social Work Services, Psychological Services, Geriatric Rehabilitation, and Respite.

  • Elder Action: Action Ideas For Older persons and Their Families /Caregivers, Caregiving and Home Care Workers- The Administration on Aging is the federal funding source for most direct services to older adults. Here is a tip sheet for family caregivers. It discusses many important issues that prepare caregivers for their role.

  • Newspaper Series on Caregiving - The San Francisco Examiner wrote a six part series on caregiving and maintains the full text of those articles here.

  • OncoLink/Information for Caregivers - The University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center provides information on how to join e-mail discussion groups on Caregiving and hospice, learn about education programs for caregivers, advice and links to helpful resources.

  • Ten Ways to Care for the Caregiver - OncoLink offers insightful suggestions on how Caregivers can take care of themselves.

  • The Caregiver Handbook - Modern Maturity (AARP) provides the flutist of this handbook online. It covers all aspects of the caregiving process to make it less difficult on the caregiver and more beneficial to the carereceiver.
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  Elderly and Aging Issues
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  Resources for Seniors
  • About.com - Senior Health Focus on specific health and fitness concerns, individual sports, how exercise affects specific diseases, and nutrition.

  • Age of Reason - With over 5,000 links to sites of interest for the over 50 age group this site serves as the excellent resource center for seniors information.

  • Health Promotion - American Association of Retired Persons provides information about staying healthy and being a good health consumer.

  • Seniors.com: Online Community - a comfortable environment for seniors of all ages with friendly chat rooms, information, entertainment and a friendly online community.

  • SeniorNet - it's mission is to provide older adults education for and access to computer technology to enhance their lives and enable them to share their knowledge and wisdom. The nonprofit SeniorNet teaches seniors (age 50 plus) to use computers and the Internet at over 140 Learning Centers nationwide.

  • Social Security Administration Online - the official online site of the U.S. Government's Social Security Administration.

  • ThirdAge.com  - offers rich advice and helpful information on topics critical to the ThirdAge community, such as retirement housing and estate management--areas typically ignored or glossed over by traditional media. T.S. Eliot said, "The job of older men [and women] is to be explorers." ThirddAge.com is the place to explore and discover the people, activities, and resources important to the third age of life.
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