Mill Town Health and Rehabilitation

Mill Town Health and Rehabilitation, located at 22 Maple Street in Amesbury, Massachusetts, brings dedicated skilled nursing and rehabilitative care to one of the North Shore's most historically rich communities. Operated as a for-profit limited liability company, Mill Town Health upholds a clear mission: to provide every resident with respectful, high-quality clinical care in a setting that feels less like a facility and more like a community. Amesbury's identity as a former mill town along the Powow River gives it a distinctive character — brick-lined streets, a revitalized Market Square, and a tight-knit population that values its neighbors. Maple Street itself sits within easy reach of local dining favorites and the Rail Trail that winds along the Powow River, offering serene natural scenery that residents' families can enjoy between visits. Nearby Woodsom Farm and Amesbury's extensive park system provide green space for gentle outdoor walks. For clinical coordination and emergencies, Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport — one of the area's most trusted community hospitals — is just minutes from Mill Town Health, enabling smooth care transitions and specialist access. The broader Merrimack Valley healthcare network, including Holy Family Hospital in Methuen and Lawrence General Hospital, extends the range of medical resources available to residents and their families. Downtown Newburyport, with its acclaimed waterfront restaurants, the Inn Street pedestrian mall, and Plum Island access, is a short drive away and gives visiting families an attractive destination for a meal or an afternoon outing. The combination of Amesbury's small-city warmth and the North Shore's broader amenities makes Mill Town Health an ideal base for seniors who want skilled nursing care without being far from the places and people they love. Mill Town Health and Rehabilitation's clinical team works closely with residents, physicians, and families to develop personalized care plans that optimize outcomes and quality of life across every stage of recovery and long-term care.