Presidential Oaks - Better Senior Living

Finding a place to retire can be a challenging task – there's so much to consider! Our staff will guide you through the process and help you determine what's important to you and your family.

As a licensed retirement community – and not every retirement community is – Presidential Oaks offers all the activities, services and amenities you expect from retirement community living, with the peace of mind that comes from an on-site clinical staff, back-up power so you never go without heat or electricity, and employees who have passed strict background checks.

We invite you to learn more about Presidential Oaks Retirement Living to find out why it is one of the best values in retirement community living today. It's affordable, it's secure, it's vibrant
and it's home to a lot of interesting, active seniors – like you.

To find out more about Presidential Oaks Retirement Living,
e-mail retire@presidentialoaks.org, or call us at 603-724-6100.
We'd love to have you take a tour and enjoy a complimentary
luncheon with us!

	Retirement Living Booklet (.pdf)
	Retirement Living Activities (.pdf)
	Retirement Living Sample Menu (.pdf)
	Retirement Living Rate Card (.pdf)

News & Events

Presidential Oaks receives $25,000 donation from White Mountain Odd Fellows Lodge

This donation, received Nov. 20, 2021, will be directly used to off-set the expenses for the centers new Electronic Medical Record System and new computer hardware, laptops, and tablets for the nursing team to utilize.

Pictured, from left, Charlie Fanaras, Board of Trustees; Tiffany McCarty, Director of Clinical Services; Mike Huse, Board of Trustees; Presidential Oaks CEO Jeff Schwartz and Scott Yates, David Wyatt and David Taylor, all from the White Mountain Odd Fellows Lodge in Concord. Presidential Oaks is thankful for this generous donation.

Presidential Oaks announces Jeff Schwartz as new CEO

6/25/21- The Presidential Oaks Board of Trustees is proud to announce their selection of Jeff Schwartz to be our new Chief Executive Officer.

Read Mr. Schwartz's Introduction Letter