Bel-Air Nursing Home

Name: Bel-Air Nursing Home
Address: 29 Center Street, Manchester, New Hampshire, 03045, United States
Telephone: (603) 497-4871
Price range: $$

Manchester New Hampshire, United States , New Hampshire , United States

4.1 on Google · 18 reviews

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About Bel-Air Nursing Home

Bel-Air Nursing Home, located in Manchester, provides skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation services. The community supports residents recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, with an in-house team that works alongside residents and their families to build a personalized recovery plan. The focus is on helping residents regain strength and confidence so they can return home safely. Care at Bel-Air centers on therapy and steady encouragement, paired with the presence of a supportive community around each resident during their stay. This combination is designed to make the rehabilitation process feel less clinical and more personal, with staff attentive to both the physical and emotional sides of recovery. Bel-Air Nursing Home may be a good fit for families seeking a facility focused specifically on short-term rehabilitation rather than long-term residential care, particularly those whose loved one is working toward returning home after a hospital stay. Families considering this community may want to reach out directly to confirm specifics around therapy programs, visiting hours, and daily routines.

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Skilled Nursing Care

Professional skilled nursing services provided on site

Short-Term Rehab

Personalized therapy plans for surgery, illness, or injury recovery

Manchester Location

Located in Manchester for convenient family visits

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Sandra Watson 2 years ago

I have enjoyed my stay at Bel-air. The staff is amazing. I came here with so many problems and they solved them all. The food is home cooked. They even fixed what I was hungry for that day. I have received great care. PT&OT had me going in no time. The residents are sweet and friendly. The Nursing staff is wonderful. They caught my pneumonia and I'm staying another week. Im fine with that cause I love it here. I'd recommend Bel-air if you want fantastic care. They care about every area of your life.. they even emptied a storage unit for me . One staff member went the the shelter and got my things.for me..I cant say enough. Thank you to everyone at Bel-air.
Sally Van Zandt 5 years ago

My husband was a resident at Bel-Air for long term care for many months. I transferred him there from another nursing facility that was not offering quality care. I was delighted with the physical and emotional care given to my husband, despite his severe disability. He was happy enough at Bel-Air to believe that he was at a fine hotel while he was traveling. I really appreciated that the staff went out of their way to offer easy and safe visits during the pandemic restrictions, as well as ease of phone calls. We were able to visit with each other even during cold weather. I would like to offer particular thanks to Joyce and Delilah for their excellent and warm communication with me. I regret not knowing the names of the aides who cared for my husband, but their were all friendly to me and easy going with my husband. My only issue was related to communication during the last days of my husband’s life. This is referred to in an emotional review by a grieving family member. Although I also took issue with this particular staff member’s willingness to recognize end of life issues, it did not dampen my overall appreciation for all of the many months of fine care my husband received. I believe that this person’s dedication to residents, no matter how ill, was the cause of the problem and I appreciate that motivation.

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Delilah 5 years ago

Bel-Air Nursing and Rehab is a wonderful facility with amazing dedicated staff. They take great care of the residents and the love them like they are their own family. The facility is clean and the staff go out of their way for everyone. Housekeeping keeps this facility immaculate and it is a home and family environment. If you are looking for a small facility where your family member can be loved and cared for, I would send them to Bel-Air Nursing and Rehab Center.
Cindy Forcier 2 years ago

I can't say enough about this facility! The staff are attentive and friendly. The place is always clean, and the little things they do, like putting flowers on the dining room tables, and decorating for every holiday and enjoyed and appreciated by the residents and their family's! It's an A+ from us! Thank you Bel Air!
Karen Knesevich 5 years ago

I would just like to disclose the lack of and mishandling of palliative care that my dad received at Bel Air. He contracted COVID and was placed in isolation for two weeks. We were told that he was the first resident out. He was alert, watching, TV, eating, talking and that his lungs were clear. But still unable to speak with him. Then we started getting conflicting reports on his condition. They then told us in order to get him to drink water that they used my name. They later told him that they were doing their part so that he should do his to eat. He was supposedly up for physical therapy, so I tried to call him. I was told that the phone cord didn’t reach that far. I asked if anyone had a cell phone? Finally I called back and very forcefully had to demand to speak with him. They called back with a phone next to his ear but he could not talk. The next morning we received an urgent call to come up. When we arrived the blinds were wide open and the TV was on. He was unresponsive and on oxygen. We had to demand Morphine. The staff never came into the room except to administer Morphine and to change his Depends at 8:30. We left at nine that night to rest. One hour later we received a phone call that he had died. He had obviously been dying for days and a nurse named Toni that was in charge of his care missed this completely.The owner never contacted us after. My mother had also sent numerous emails demanding details of his condition with little to no response prior.