Assisted Living Facilities on Cape Cod & The Islands
All Cape Cod Assisted Living Residences are listed below. These facilities offer a level of independent living while providing added assistance and care for a safer and healthier living environment.
Assisted Living Facility Residence (ALF)
– A residential living arrangement that provides meals, housekeeping, transportation, individualized personal care and health services for people who require assistance with activities of daily living. The types and sizes of facilities vary from a small home to a large apartment-style complex; individual units range from single rooms to multi-bedroom apartments. They also vary in the levels of care and services that can be provided. Assisted living facilities offer a way to maintain a relatively independent lifestyle and more privacy for people who don’t need the level of care provided by nursing homes. In most cases, assisted living residents pay a regular monthly rent for room and board, plus additional fees for the services they receive.
Make this selection carefully.
Do your research and be sure to visit the facilities in person.
Ask lots of questions, and find references if you can.
Assisted Living Facilities
Mid-Cape – Lower Cape – Outer Cape
Upper Cape – Martha’s Vinyard & Nantucket
(Plymouth included)
Mid-Cape – Lower Cape – Outer Cape
| EPOCH Assisted Living at Brewster Place 855 Harwich Road Brewster, MA 02631 Phone 508-896-3252 Fax 508-896-6912 The Woodlands at Pleasant Bay
The Assisted Living Residency at Thirwood Place
Mayflower Place Retirement Community
Emeritus Senior Living at Whitehall Estate Emeritus Senior Living Community
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The Royal at Harwich Village 328 Bank Street Harwich, MA 20645 508-430-7067 Fax 508-432-9849 Broad Reach Healthcare
Seashore Point Brookside at Regency – Assisted Living
Harbor Point at Centerville |
Upper Cape – Martha’s Vinyard & Nantucket
(Plymouth included)
| Atria Woodbrier – Falmouth 339 Gifford Street Falmouth, MA 02540 508-540-1600 800-456-3183 Fax 508-548-2996 Heritage at Falmouth
Decatur House
Cape Cod Senior Residences |
Henrietta Brewer House
Stafford Hill
Plymouth Crossings
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Cape Cod Senior Living Options and Retirement Housing Facilities for Independent Senior Living
Retirement Communities – Assisted Living – Nursing Homes – Skilled Nursing
Thank you very much for this one – nice article!
Unless your parents have approx. $12,000-$15,000 -or more- per month, you cannot live in an assisted living facility. Its horrible for the elderly to have people making so much money off of their backs. My parents have been in two assisted living facilities now and the lack of help – or appropriate help at all – is completely inadequate. The CNA’s are mostly rude, poorly trained, dont speak English, and dont want to be there. I have been to many “facilities” to tour. My heart breaks for the elderly. You are given an initial price and then it keeps going up and up. In four months, my parents’ monthly fees have gone up $4000. Now having to look for a third place and they are out of money!! What do we do?? Its horrible and incredibly sad and stressful.
Assisted living can be costly depending on which option you go with, so it’s important to find the one that works the best for you. It’s great that veterans with lower income are given the opportunity to receive benefits. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for sharing such a useful information about Assisted living facilities.
Thanks Ryan!
… hope it helps. We would love to hear about your experiences with these facilities if/when you get to this point.