Assisted Living Communities in Clinton, MA

"If you are looking for a memory care facility that is spotless, has tasty meals and treats all residents like family then, Dodge Park Rest Home is the place to go! My mother has been a resident at Dodge Park for 10 years, In all of that time she has been treated like family and her family the same. Our experience with the staff from administration to food preparation and service to custodial personnel and daily activities has been exceptional. I am always made aware of any issues regarding my mother right away. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dodge Park and the wonderful care they provide to all of their residents and family. My worries about my mother have been set aside as I know that she is being cared for 24/7 by the most patient caring people one could ever hope to meet."

"The facility is very clean and very well run. My mom is in a single room apartment. She's very happy there. The staff is very committed and dedicated. They take care of my mother well. They did a good job in putting the place together. I can sense their commitment. "

"Tatnuck Park at Worcester has more activity going on, and the person who showed us around was super helpful. I got very good vibes out of the place, and it's the one I'd go to at this point, though it's on the expensive side. When I visited, there was a group sitting in a kitchen identifying music, names of songs, and artists from the '50s and '60s. The dining area was lovely, and the home belonged to a very prominent person in Worcester, then converted into assisted living. The main part of it was this old beautiful building. Stacy, the person who assisted me, was top notch and super. "

"My parents have moved into The Branches of Framingham. So far, we have been very pleased. The staff members are very friendly and helpful. They're very eager to please. My parents' apartment is comfortable and spacious."

"I chose Brookdale Cushing Park because they have cottages outside of the main building, and I'm not in need of assistance at this point. My tour was great, the staff showed me everything from the dining room to all the rooms available. When I saw the cottages, I saw that I would have easier access to my car and also to assistance. I could get across for the meals and everything else, so it's not a big deal. It was a very clean and nice place. They have a little bit of everything in terms of activities, they have cards, it's got outside pathways for walking and sitting. It's like any other set up, but it just had a few more things there that I could take part of. It's also a third cheaper than where I am now."

"My father only lived at Brookdale Eddy Pond East for a few days. It's a beautiful place. He just didn't do well there, which wasn't their fault. They did a wonderful job. They were great. They're a wonderful facility, and they had a very caring staff. It's very pretty and had a very nice layout. They had activities, but he didn't participate in those. Everything was beautiful. The room was beautiful, and they kept it very clean. Value for money was very good."

"I went to Brookdale Eddy Pond West. The person we met was fantastic. She gave us all the information we needed, and kind of guided us toward the difference between assisted living versus my father's needs. They have a memory care unit which my father may need if his condition progresses further, but he has other physical disabilities as well. They will not be able to care for him in the future, so the staff recommended a couple of other places. She was extremely useful. The tour of the building was fantastic, too. They had a very nice facility. The dining halls were very nice. Not touring a whole lot of others, I would've been very happy placing my father there knowing that they had some other areas outside the building. There were green spaces with some seating available. There's the east area, which kind of goes around the hill, and it looked very nice up there as well. They had a patio outside, and some people were sitting outside when we first got there."

AdviniaCare Northbridge, nestled at 85 Beaumont Drive in Northbridge, MA, is a mid‑sized assisted living and skilled nursing community offering 181 licensed beds—27 dedicated to assisted living and 154 to nursing care. Apartments include studio and one‑bedroom layouts, each thoughtfully designed with kitchenettes, private patios or balconies, emergency call systems, air conditioning, and garden views for resident comfort and autonomy. The community also serves a diverse population, offering services such as kosher meals, hospice care, and respite stays, with multilingual staff fluent in English, French, and Spanish Residents enjoy a vibrant mix of daily amenities that enrich both life and wellbeing. From restaurant‑style dining in elegant communal rooms to weekly seasonal cookouts, there’s always an opportunity to socialize and savor quality meals prepared by professional chefs. The on‑site beauty/barber shop, library, game and arts & crafts rooms, indoor atrium, raised garden beds, and laundry and housekeeping services all combine to foster a homelike, maintenance‑free lifestyle. Transportation, private parking, pets, and high‑speed internet further support independent living. What sets AdviniaCare Northbridge apart is its deep staffing and safety expertise, complemented by an attentive team praised for being "wonderful and helpful" and maintaining a clean, fresh environment. With a 7.5/10 rating from residents, the community’s leadership emphasizes responsive care, although some have noted room for improvement in customer relations. Safety features—including fire and smoke protocols in skilled nursing—are stringently adhered to. Nearby, residents can explore the scenic Blackstone Valley, local shops, and parks, with ample regular excursions for shopping, dining out, and cultural outings—an ideal blend of comfort, community, and convenience. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Massachusetts Division of Health Care Facility Licensure and Certification

"My father recently moved on to the Memory Care unit of Blaire House about 4 months ago. My Step-mother, who had fallen and broken her hip, was living in a skilled nursing setting. The plan was to move her to the nursing care unit at Blaire House so that they could be closer together. From the time my father arrived, he was given warm and supportive care. His goal in life was to spend time with or talk to his wife. The staff did what they could to help him with whatever transportation we could set up, and to keep him engaged in activities as much as possible when he couldn’t be with her. Unfortunately, my Step-mother passed of co-vid before they could be reunited. It was a particularly difficult time for our family because we live in Canada and could not cross the border to be with him. It was at this point that we felt the caring support of the family-owned Blaire House encircle him. Travis, the director, spent time with him, as did other staff. They had the obituary printed and framed for him. The morning of the service, Dad was agitated because he couldn’t find a tie to wear. Travis arrived at his room with a tie for him. Travis took the time to take him to the cemetery for the graveside service, and took some pictures so that Dad would remember that he had been there, and had participated by leaving flowers. Since we are not able to care for him ourselves in our homes, I could not imagine a better place for him to be. Beth, admissions officer, helped us to organize the move and get him settled. Sheilah, the director of nursing, has made us feel like part of a team working together to make Dad’s life as meaningful as possible. Communication is particularly well done at Blaire House. During this co-vid crisis, Travis has been clear in his e-mails to family about the status of residents and staff. This has helped to alert us to the potential dangers but also to reassure us that they were doing everything in their power to keep everyone safe. The staff also have a Facebook page where they regularly (3-4 times a week?) post pictures of residents involved in special activities, or just in regular fun. I always make a point of checking to see if Dad is shown. There are two pictures in particular that I cherish because they show my Dad just being my Dad – smiling, waving, holding up a sign saying what he is thankful for. I should also mention that the physical surroundings are lovely. Dad is very content in his studio apartment. He can’t always remember what he’s had for dinner, but he always knows that he enjoyed it. In summary, I would heartily recommend Blaire House’s Memory Care unit for a family member who needs a safe and structured environment. I thank them for their care and concern for my father and my family. "

"This nursing home/assisted care facility excels in care, activities, routines for daily living and patient/caregiver relationship. Outstanding activities include; namaste center with sensory stimulating activities, music, baking, arts, movies shown in a theater-like setting, theme days and family picnic and holiday celebrations. The staff is courteous and caring and have a wonderful rapport with family members. "

"Our mother has been a resident in independent-living at Maplewood of Weston for nearly a decade. As a family, we have seen numerous changes in Maplewood over these years. We are especially grateful for 2 things that have remained constant. The first is that our mother is comfortable in a lovely apartment that includes a private out-door space that she has decorated with her own things, and that really feels like her home. The second is that throughout most of these years, MW staff has been generally friendly, available and helpful. The new Executive Director has excelled in this area and has extended himself to be available and to support us as a family in ways that may seem small, but have been both thoughtful and much appreciated. The third thing for which we are tremendously grateful is the efforts that have been made so far to assure our mother's safety through the COVID pandemic. MW seems to have fared better than many elder-care facilities, and has responded quickly and appropriately to uncertainty and challenges, seeking a balance between residents' access and safety as conditions have continuously shifted. Furthermore, real-time communication through out this process has been generally excellent which has gone a long way in helping us maintain some peace of mind in the midst of such a difficult time. "

"Scandinavian Living Center was an absolutely lovely facility. Great staff, beautiful, lots of recreational and educational opportunities, and good food. It had beautiful rooms, small, intimate settings. You name it, they have it: music, dance, games, outside speakers coming in, and community organizations that meet in the building so the seniors can participate. You basically have a little apartment with a little bit of a kitchenette, but they had communal meals too."

"The Residences at Wingate is brand new. The common areas are quite elaborate and very luxurious. There's a pool, two movie theaters, a beautiful dining area, and the grounds are quite nice. The individual rooms are nice but not particularly big nor fancy. The staff is excellent. They have a lot of good activities, like karaoke and accordion playing. They have just recently opened an are trying to tailor the activities according to the likes of their residents."

"The Courville at Nashua-Aynsley seemed more like a home for mom. It is a small community and everyone is generally kind and considerate. It fits her needs and what she wants. She wanted a little mini kitchenette almost like an apartment versus a regular room. They had plenty of activities going on and everyone seemed to be engaged in the activities, if they wanted to. The menu and everything for the food seemed excellent too. One day they were making centerpieces for the dining room tables with fresh cut flowers. They have a social hour every day at 4 p.m. for the residents to go down right before dinner. So, those are the two things that were nice about it. They also have a doctor who visits every single week and makes his rounds there."