Salient Surgical Technologies is based in New England, which offers a full four-season environment and a high quality of life. Truth is, our corner of the country often ranks at the top of the nation in schools, healthcare, safety, and recreational opportunities. Whether you prefer Portsmouth, Boston or the back woods, skiing, the beach or the symphony, you'll be in a region rich with heritage and character.
Our Facilities
We serve a world of customers, but we are headquartered in Portsmouth, NH.
Corporate Headquarters
180 International Drive
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Quality of Life
New England is cool, and not just in winter.
Come experience America's heritage, follow a mighty river to the ocean, treasure local arts and artisans, get back to nature, and shop to your heart's content. Portsmouth, N.H., a city of roughly 21,000 people, sits near the mouth of the Piscataqua River, a short, wide river that divides New Hampshire and Maine. The city also is at the hub of a metropolitan region that includes the cities of Rochester and Dover, N.H., and many towns – Exeter, Hampton, Greenland, Stratham, Newington, and Rye, N.H.; Kittery, Eliot, South Berwick and York, Maine; and others.
Settled in 1623, Portsmouth claims to be the nation's third-oldest city. It served as a focal point on the Eastern seaboard until the late 1800s when rail travel did in the shipping industry. John Paul Jones' ship The Ranger was built in Portsmouth, and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (which lies across the river in Maine) was established in 1800 as the country's first Naval shipyard. The geographic location, historic past and cultural strength of Portsmouth regularly lands it on various "best places to live" lists. Prevention Magazine named Portsmouth one of the top 100 walking cities in the America for 2008. Also in 2008, the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Portsmouth to its list of America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations, calling the city "one of the most culturally rich destinations in the country, with a stimulating mix of historic buildings, sidewalk cafes, great restaurants, art galleries, jazz clubs and distinctive artisans' boutiques. In 2009, Forbes Traveler listed Portsmouth as one of America's Prettiest Towns.
The region as whole is noted for its many restaurants, attractions and shopping opportunities, which include downtown Portsmouth, outlet malls Kittery, Maine, as well as major malls in Newington, New Hampshire.
In January 2008, the local economy appeared to be doing slightly better than the rest of the country. Incomes were relatively high, unemployment fairly low. Housing costs were high and the vacancy rate low. The redevelopment of Pease Air Force Base continued to generate new job opportunities and Pease is home to Salient Surgical Technologies.
Portsmouth is conveniently located.
Manchester NH – 50 miles
Boston – 50 miles
Portland ME – 50 miles
New York – 258 miles
Montreal – 294 miles
It holds magic in its rolling hills - its history sparks the imagination, while its presents inspires, entertains, and rejuvenates. Visit the many attractions to be enjoyed in and around NH, easily accessible by major highways (I-95 and I-495) and public transportation.
To make you visit complete, you'll find accommodations to match every taste and need - from quaint country inns to comfortable hotels to scenic campgrounds. Restaurants run the gamut from casual to elegant, representing the range of ethnic cuisine and traditional favorites.
Discover an exciting vacation destination - and the ideal "home base" for one-day excursions to the White Mountains, the Maine coast, and Boston. Come to the Global Headquarters of Salient Surgical Technologies, to play.
Massachusetts and New Hampshire Cultural/Entertainment Organizations
- Strawberry Bank
- Children's Museum of Portsmouth
- Prescott Park & Prescott Park Arts Festival
- Kittery Historical and Naval Museum
- Seacoast Science Center
- Woodman Institute Museum
- The Music Hall
- John Paul Jones House
- Sarah Orne Jewett House
- Albacore Museum
- American Independence Museum
- Children’s Museum of NH
- National Estuarine Reserve
Recreational Opportunities
- Fort Foster-Kittery Point
- Hampton Beach
- New Castle Beach
- Ogunquit Beach
- Rye Beach
- Seabrook Beach
- Seapoint Beach
- Wallis Sands Beach
- Crane’s Beach
- Salisbury Beach
- Ski New Hampshire
- Baseball Hall of Fame
- Eastern States Exposition
- Deerfield Fair
- Red Hook Brewery
- Isles of Shoals
- Prescott Park
- Nubble Cape Neddick Lighthouse
- Portsmouth Harbor Light
- Odiorne State Park
- Smuttynose Brewing Company
Major League Sports Teams
Not-So-Major League Sports Teams
News and Information
- Yankee Magazine
- NewEngland.com/
- The Berlin Daily Sun
- Tri-Town Times
- Colebrook Chronicle
- Concord Monitor
- Fosters Daily Democrat
- Tri-Town Times
- Keene Sentinel
- Carriage Town News Online
- Laconia Citizen
- Londonderry Times
- The Union Leader
- The Telegraph
- Pelham-Windham News
- Monadnock Ledger
- New Hampshire Gazette
- Portsmouth Herald
- Granite State News
