Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

08/04/2026

A huge congratulations to our wonderful staff. We feel incredibly blessed to have you as part of the Mount Carmel family. Your unwavering dedication and compassion make a world of difference to our residents. Wishing each of you a very happy anniversary!

07/24/2026

Our Wonderful Ladies looked Absolutely Fabulous Celebrating 1920s Day!!! From flapper dresses to pearls and glamorous accessories, they embraced the spirit of the Roaring Twenties with style, Laughter and Plenty of Smiles! 🖤💛🖤💛🖤

07/20/2026

Please help us in Congratulating Liz Larimore, Our Employee of the Month for June!!! We Appreciate ALL that you do here at Mt. Carmel!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

07/16/2026

We are fortunate enough to have these 3 beautiful ladies here with us, along with 2 others that was not able to join the club today. They’ve all shared their wonderful advice for living past 100, which includes simple secrets like 'just keep moving,' 'walk a lot and eat chocolate,' and 'stay in control of your mind.'"
We asked them- What is one thing you clearly remember when you were young?
Julie said, “The day I got married, who wouldn’t forget that? I weighed 100 pounds at the time.”
Gerry said, “ The day I started 1st grade, I was 5 years old. I was a smart kid and all good marks on my grades.”
Adela said, “The fires in 1931 in Nashua, there were so many fires and having to experience that. I was 6 years old.

07/14/2026

There is nothing better than spending time laughing with friends!

06/25/2026

A special thank you to Jeannette! She has been working hard to collect large print books for our library. She realized that the large print are in high demand but not easy to find. Jeannette would like to ask for your help. She is asking for donations of large print books. If you have some to donate please leave them at the front desk for the Life Enrichment.

06/23/2026

Please Help us in Congratulating, Ramona Lanctot on our Employee of the Month!!!! Ramona is a Dedicated LNA on the 2nd floor here at Mt. Carmel, We are very grateful for ALL that you do for the Residents!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

06/18/2026

This building occupied the site before Mount Carmel was built.

Social Center for Catholic Women at Manchester, NH to be used for catholic woemn engaged in defensse work. Miss Rita Clark, a trained social worker, was named the director.

The photo accompanying the article is of the Charles Lowell Richardson mansion, located at 235 Myrtle St. in Manchester, NH as it appeared in 1896. It was the home of the Balch Children's Hospitial and then the home of the USO Women’s Center.

The building, itself, is no longer there, but the address of 235 Myrtle Street is now the home of Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.

Source: article - The Boston Globe - September 19, 1941
Source: photo - Aurore Eaton, writer

Here's a link to a wonder article written by Aurore Eaton: Looking Back: Victorian mansion becomes home to USO Women’s Center: https://www.unionleader.com/voices/looking_back/looking-back-victorian-mansion-becomes-home-to-uso-women-s-center/article_c4425f56-db63-56bd-9637-7f7408e41242.html

06/17/2026

This Week, we Celebrate the Incredible Team Members who make a Difference Every day. Your Hard Work, Dedication, Compassion and Commitment does Not go Unnoticed!!! Thank You to ALL Of the LNAs for all that you do here at Mt. Carmel! 🩵💙🩵💙

06/11/2026

Taking a moment out of their work day to have a little fun!