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Quick Facts

Eligibility
HUD income-based housing for 62+ or disabled
Rent structure
Rent set at 30% of household income
Transportation
Building-based bus service multiple times daily
Waitlist policy
First-come, first-served waitlist selection

What Families Think

Earl M. Bourdon Centre is HUD-subsidized independent living housing for seniors and adults with disabilities in Claremont, NH, with rent tied to income. Residents and visitors describe a friendly, active community with helpful staff and a full social calendar, though one reviewer flagged the quality of the on-site meal program.

The Good

  • Staff described as helpful, friendly, and welcoming
  • Active social calendar: bingo, cribbage, dances, parties
  • On-site health clinics (blood pressure, foot, flu shots)
  • Quiet outdoor spaces plus a new deck and gardens
  • Multiple daily transportation stops for errands and appointments

The Bad

  • One report of processed, ready-made food rather than scratch-cooked meals

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Earl M Bourdon Center

Earl M. Bourdon Centre is subsidized elderly and disabled housing located in Claremont, New Hampshire, on the Vermont border in western New Hampshire. The community serves households with at least one member aged 62 or older, or persons under 62 with a qualifying disability, with eligibility based on HUD income guidelines.

The community features a new deck overlooking landscaped flower gardens and wooded areas. Units include all appliances and utilities in the monthly rent (except WiFi). Accessible units are available for visually and hearing impaired residents, with some units equipped for both handicapped accessibility and visual and hearing impairment accommodations.

Community transportation via bus stops at the building multiple times daily and provides access to grocery stores, Walmart, and medical appointments throughout town. The facility offers blood pressure clinics, foot clinics, and yearly flu shot clinics. Sullivan County nutrition provides daily congregate lunches, and the association organizes social functions including holiday parties, dances, bingo, and cribbage.

Pets are welcome at the community. Residents pay 30 percent of household adjusted gross income for rent. The property operates on a first-come, first-served basis for wait list selection and is committed to equal opportunity housing without discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or marital status.

Types of Care

Independent Living

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Reviews

4.6overall · 22 ratings combined

4.6★ on Google (22)

kck sim

Mar 2019

via Google

Seems to me with 3/4 cooks in the kitchen, that food would be made from scratch, instead most of the food is from ready made products. Seems like our county is spending way too much money on this type of food. For $2.00 I suppose you get what you pay for. Lot of instant potato.

PapaJoe Gaudet

Feb 2019

via Google

I came to tell stories to Claremont's Congress of Senior Citizens. As meeting rooms go, I think it was just fine. I imagine it would hold better than 100 folks quite comfortably. Acoustically, it was great. There were no problems with any ambient sounds or echoing (which is very important when working with older audiences). It's not fancy, but it certainly works.

Shelly Prive

Nov 2018

via Google

It was a very nice place. And a nice dinner we had and it was good.thanks for the good meal.

Gary Shaimas

Oct 2017

via Google

Ya gerat ride for a week end getting out have some fun

Lauren Higgins-Mitchell

Jun 2017

via Google

I am beginning my third year of living at EMBC and cannot say enough kind words about the staff. They smile, are helpful and always willing to go out of the way. We are hive of activities with something always going on and if you chose to have solitude there are areas on the property where you can sit undisturbed. My only regret? I didn't find this hidden jewel earlier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Earl M Bourdon Center offer?

Earl M Bourdon Center offers Independent Living.

Where is Earl M Bourdon Center located?

Earl M Bourdon Center is located at 67 Maple Ave #109 in Claremont, New Hampshire.

What do families say about Earl M Bourdon Center?

Earl M. Bourdon Centre is HUD-subsidized independent living housing for seniors and adults with disabilities in Claremont, NH, with rent tied to income. Residents and visitors describe a friendly, active community with helpful staff and a full social calendar, though one reviewer flagged the quality of the on-site meal program.

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