With a well-equipped dental office onsite at Webster At Rye, Residents are able to receive excellent and ongoing levels of treatment without having to leave home.

Elizabeth J. (BJ) Brown, RDH, MS, CPHDH, received her dental hygiene degree from Westbrook College in Portland, Maine, her MS in Dental Public Health from Boston University’s Goldman School of Dental Medicine and is a Certified Public Health Dental Hygienist. Her clinical experience includes 15 years in private practice and over 25 years working in long-term care settings. She received advanced training in geriatrics and nursing home dentistry at the Universities of Minnesota and Texas, San Antonio during her 10-year position at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial VA Medical Center in Bedford, Massachusetts. BJ currently provides dental hygiene services at four New Hampshire nursing homes and is an adjunct clinical instructor in the dental hygiene program at NHTI, Concord’s Community College. Most recently, BJ received the Dental Hygienist of the Year Award presented by the NH Dental Association and was published in the Evidence-Based Dental Practice Annual Report on Dental Hygiene (Elsevier, June 2016).

Webster At Rye is a certified by Medicare Part A as a skilled rehabilitation facility and provides in-house, private resources. Outpatient therapy (with physician referral) is also available for individuals in the greater community. Therapy services are available in our nursing home, assisted living and memory care communities.

Yes, Webster At Rye offers both private and semi-private rooms.

We offer a wide variety of programming designed to meet an individual’s physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs.

Our activity staff seeks to know each individual’s interests and hobbies so an appropriate activity program can be planned that will be both therapeutic and enjoyable.

Additionally, our Memory Care activity program incorporates It’s Never 2 Late (IN2L), a computerized interactive media program designed specifically to assist individuals with memory care issues.

Yes, transportation to appointments is available when scheduled in advance. We respectfully request that a family member accompany or meet the resident at the appointment. Transportation fees will apply.

We will pick up admissions free of charge from the hospital providing that it is medically safe to do so. In advanced medical cases, the hospital or discharging facility will determine the most appropriate transportation and make the necessary arrangements.

Under Assisted Living regulations, a facility provides assistance to individuals with activities of daily living; however, the person providing assistance is not required to be a licensed healthcare worker. Additionally, a licensed nurse is not required to be in the community more than eight hours a day. At Webster At Rye, we provide 24-hour care by licensed staff. The payment source for Assisted Living is usually private resources. Webster At Rye does not accept Medicaid as a payment source for our Assisted Living services.

Nursing Care will provide more services than Assisted Living and requires licensed staff to be on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This allows the nursing care neighborhood to generally be able to handle more complex medical issues than could be provided in Assisted Living. The payment sources for a Nursing Care neighborhood are an individual’s private resources, Medicaid or Medicare (if the facility is certified as skilled care) and long-term care insurance. Webster At Rye accepts all these payment sources for our Nursing Care services.

Memory Care is designed to assist those who are unable to safely remain at home due to memory loss or other cognitive impairments. A need for increased levels of personal care, social activities and programs, and a safe environment often can’t be provided by one caregiver alone. Memory care is designed to enrich residents’ lives through nursing care, engaging activities for socialization, and providing a safe and nurturing environment.