State data · CMS September 2026

Nursing homes in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has 73 nursing homes certified for Medicare or Medicaid, with 7,326 certified beds and a median occupancy of 85.3% (US median 85.7%). 62% are for-profit, 22% nonprofit and 16% government-owned, and 45% belong to a chain or affiliated group. HUD has endorsed 34 FHA-insured Section 232 nursing home loans in New Hampshire since fiscal 2001, totaling $0.5 billion in original principal, 4 of them since fiscal 2021.

Facilities
73
Certified beds
7,326
Median occupancy
85.3%
Median nurse hours / resident day
3.64
HUD 232 loans since FY2001
34

Star ratings

CMS overall ratings for the 73 rated New Hampshire facilities. 0 are Special Focus Facilities and 5 are candidates, the CMS list for homes with a history of serious quality problems.

Ownership

MeasureNew HampshireShare
For-profit4562%
Nonprofit1622%
Government1216%
Changed ownership in the last 12 months11%
Private equity owner self-reported to CMS00%
REIT owner self-reported to CMS00%

Largest chains and affiliated groups in New Hampshire

  1. Genesis Healthcare: 15 facilities
  2. 603 Healthcare: 6 facilities
  3. Catholic Charities New Hampshire: 6 facilities
  4. Ephram Lahasky: 2 facilities
  5. National Health Care Associates: 1 facility
  6. Covenant Living: 1 facility
  7. Marquis Health Services: 1 facility
  8. Green Tree Health Management: 1 facility

Facilities with HUD Section 232 history

18 New Hampshire facilities match at least one FHA-insured loan in HUD's healthcare database, most recent endorsement first.

FacilityCityBedsLatest endorsementAmount
Edgewood Centre (The)Portsmouth156Jul 21, 2026$26,304,900
Epsom Healthcare CenterEpsom108Aug 14, 2025$14,148,600
Maple Leaf Health Care CenterManchester114Sep 17, 2024$13,859,500
Villa Crest Nursing and Retirement CenterManchester126Sep 17, 2024$25,230,500
Crestwood CenterMilford82Jun 13, 2019$6,200,000
Pheasant Wood CenterPeterborough99Jun 13, 2019$9,176,000
Applewood CenterWinchester72Jun 13, 2019$10,560,000
Webster at RyeRye61May 22, 2018$17,000,000
Harris Hill Center, Genesis HealthCareConcord85Oct 26, 2017$14,720,000
Mountain Ridge Center, Genesis HealthCareFranklin86Oct 26, 2017$12,704,000
Mineral SpringsNorth Conway87Sep 29, 2015$12,638,700
Wolfeboro Bay CenterWolfeboro104Sep 29, 2015$10,646,600
Courville at ManchesterManchester76Dec 17, 2014$7,031,500
Courville at NashuaNashua94Dec 17, 2014$13,590,800
Colonial Poplin Nursing HomeFremont50Nov 4, 2014$3,642,000
Bedford Hills CenterBedford147Jun 28, 2012$7,031,900
Langdon Place of DoverDover30Jun 28, 2012$5,184,000
Langdon Place of KeeneKeene25Jun 28, 2012$5,556,900

Largest by certified beds

  1. Hillsborough County Nursing Home, Goffstown: 300 beds
  2. Merrimack County Nursing Home, Boscawen: 290 beds
  3. Nashua Post Acute Care, Nashua: 290 beds
  4. Rockingham County Nursing Home, Brentwood: 226 beds
  5. Riverside Rest Home, Dover: 215 beds
  6. Pleasant View Center, Concord: 176 beds
  7. Edgewood Centre (The), Portsmouth: 156 beds
  8. Sullivan County Health Care, Unity: 156 beds
  9. Ridgewood Center, Genesis HealthCare, Bedford: 150 beds
  10. Cheshire County Home, Westmoreland: 150 beds

Every New Hampshire facility

The full list is sorted by city, on one page.

Bedford to Wolfeboro

Sources and dates

Facility, rating, staffing and ownership data: CMS Provider Information and CMS Ownership, processing date September 2026. Private equity, REIT and mortgage-interest flags and changes of ownership: CMS Skilled Nursing Facility All Owners and Change of Ownership files (2026-10-01). FHA-insured loans: HUD Office of Healthcare Programs endorsement database, data run July 8, 2026. How we join them, and what the join can get wrong: methodology.

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