Presidential Oaks has been known as NH Odd Fellows Home since 1883. As a not-for-profit organization, it is governed by a Board of Trustees. Odd Fellows is a fraternal organization, which was founded during the 18th century to help people in need. They pursued projects that would benefit all mankind with no desire for personal gain or recognition. For nearly 125 years, New Hampshire Odd Fellows Home has earned its reputation for providing a safe and loving home to seniors.

In the late 1920's, the Incorporators agreed to build a new home, as long as it did not incur debt. Each Odd Fellow contributed one dollar per year until the Home could afford to build. And in 1932, following the "crash" of the stock market, "Main House" was constructed. This structure still stands on its Concord, NH hilltop site on 11 pristine acres. To this day, one can enjoy the fine wood work, original parquet floors, and treasured antiques. 

In 1992, the "Medical Building" was added to the campus. The building provides a secure environment, central air, bright, spacious accommodations, handicap access, and convenient parking. Licensed medical professionals provide state-of-the-art rehabilitation for brain injuries, joint replacements and wound treatment. Our exception staff are specially trained to provide end of life care in a dignified, warm, and compassionate manner.

Our mission is to enhance and maintain an optimum quality of life for our community.