Care That Feels Like Home

At Healing Hearth Home, we believe residential care should feel like home — not like a facility. That's why we run three distinct homes, each with its own character, neighborhood, and way of caring for people.

We’re not a big institution

with a corporate feel.

We're small, residential homes where staff know residents by name, families are welcomed like family, and every detail, from the floors to the front door, is chosen with real people in mind.

Three Homes, Three Personalities

Every family's needs are different, so we built three homes that are different too.

Westboro House is our most private option; every room is a single with its own half bath, just minutes from Dartmouth Hospital. It's a great fit for families who want privacy, comfort, and easy access to medical care.

Silverbrook is our quiet country retreat near the Vermont border, and our only secured memory care home. Every door is locked and monitored, giving families of residents with a history of wandering the peace of mind that their loved one is safe, without losing the warmth of a real home.

Silver Maples is charming and cozy. Private nooks, a sun porch entry, and a warm, rustic kitchen make it one of the most welcoming homes we run. The staff keep it lively with lots of activities in our sun-filled living room.  This house boasts a big backyard with a summer fountain and raised garden beds. Residents feel like part of the community as soon as they move in.

Why Families Choose Us

We know choosing care for someone you love is one of the hardest decisions a family makes. That's why we keep things simple, honest, and personal:

Small, residential settings; not big, impersonal facilities

Staff who treat residents like family, because that's how we see them

Homes matched to different needs, budgets, and stages of care

A rare offering in our area: secured memory care in a real home, not a locked hospital floor

Our Promise

Whichever home is the right fit, our promise is the same: your loved one will be cared for the way we'd want our own family cared for; with dignity, warmth, and attention to the details that matter.