Langdon Place Of Keene

Thank you for taking such good care of my brother. He arrived at LPK for a brief respite stay six years ago and liked it so much that he never left! He now has a spacious one-bedroom apartment overlooking a lovely garden. He can’t say enough good things about the staff and the care he receives. Thank you, Langdon Place of Keene, for bringing peace of mind to family members.

My mom resides in the assisted living portion of Langdon Place of Keene. She has dementia, which is an ever evolving process of adjusting expectations for what she can do herself. I arrived the other day to find that she had taken several days worth of extra medications. I was obviously very concerned (ok, I was freaking out). I happened to catch the Director of Health and Wellness in her office. She validated my concern, while calmly working with me to come up with a solution.  She put me in touch with my mom’s nurse for the night. We made a plan for the staff to give my mom her medications in the short term, while I wait for a new (more tamper proof) med dispenser to be delivered. The nursing staff’s care and concern for my mom was so evident, and their calm demeanor was exactly what I needed in that moment of panic.  As time passes, I am more and more grateful that my mom is at LPK, and supported by such wonderful people.

I can not articulate our deep gratitude to the entire staff at Langdon Place of Keene. Their care of our Mother, and us, through the many stages of her journey has been supportive, gentle, thoughtful, kind, and professional.

I have been blessed that God handpicked Langdon Place Of Keene for me to recover at following having had surgery for a broken hip. I have received care for the past two months from the most caring, compassionate staff. Every LNA, nurse, occupational and physical therapist provided me with care at the highest level for which I am most grateful! Nancy Rosinski

The Memory Care Unit at Langdon Place of Keene is an extraordinary residential placement facility for the care of those with dementia. Julie, my wife of 45 years, has lived there for almost two years. She entered in a highly confused state, with problems of mobility and balance. She has stabilized at a state of much better cognitive and physical functioning. Despite still experiencing the world moment-to-moment, most of Julie’s moments are happy ones. She has made new friends in a supportive social milieu, among other residents and the uniformly attentive staff. I credit the careful and compassionate structure of the care Julie has received at Langdon Place for her initial improvement and the ongoing stability of day to day living. Julie is able to often join me in weekly church attendance, choir singing and social gatherings with friends and family, especially our children and granddaughters. Two years ago, I was facing an anxious and uncertain future as the dementia had worsened quickly. Thanks to the dedicated caregivers at Langdon Place Memory Care, we can still take pleasure in our life together that is richer than I could have hoped.