Nursing Homes in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has 234 total senior care providers. This includes 122 nursing home facilities. According to data published by Medicare, the median cost of nursing home facilities in New Hampshire is $106,215 per year, with costs typically ranging from $6,300 to $11,820 monthly. The national median cost for the entire country is about $6,360 monthly.

The SeniorScore™ for New Hampshire is 73. With an aggregate population of approximately 1,316,573, it ranks as the 42nd largest state in the country. Among this populace, around 31% are over the age of 55. On average, residents have a life expectancy of around 80.3 years.

The average per capita earnings in New Hampshire are roughly $32,341, with an average income per household of $82,765, and a median income of approximately $68,123. The general cost of living in the state is very high. It presently has an unemployment rate of around 6.28%.

With mean temperatures ranging from 32.9 to 55.8 degrees Fahrenheit, New Hampshire has a generally frigid climate. The average annual temperature is about 44.8 degrees.

Please go to https://www.senioradvice.com/seniorscore/senior-living-in-new-hampshire to read complete information on the SeniorScore™ for New Hampshire.

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