12 Assisted Living Facilities near New Bedford, MA
There are 12 Assisted Living Facilities in the New Bedford area, with 2 in New Bedford and 10 nearby.
The average cost of assisted living in New Bedford is $3,600 per month. This is higher than the national median of $3,415. Cheaper nearby regions include Fall River with an average starting cost of $3,350.
To help you with your search, browse the 44 reviews below for assisted living facilities in New Bedford. On average, consumers rate assisted living in New Bedford 4.0 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Dartmouth with an average rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars.
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2 Assisted Living Facilities in New Bedford, MA
Whaler's Cove Assisted Living
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Brookdale Dartmouth Village
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Autumn Glen at Dartmouth
Provides: Assisted LivingThe Residence at Cedar Dell
Provides: Assisted LivingAtria Fairhaven
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Brookdale Sakonnet Bay
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Landmark at Fall River
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All American Assisted Living at Wareham
Provides: Assisted LivingClifton Assisted Living Comm
Provides: Assisted LivingSomerset Ridge
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Recent Reviews of Assisted Living in New Bedford
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Review of Whaler's Cove Assisted Living
Whaler's Cove is very nice but very expensive. From what I saw, the rooms and amenities were nice. I had a meal there and enjoyed it very much. The food was good and very tasty. Read more
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Review of Whaler's Cove Assisted Living
Whaler's Cove was a nice facility. The staff was informative, knowledgeable and friendly. The rooms were good sized and well kept. Read more
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Review of Whaler's Cove Assisted Living
Whaler's Cove looked nice and clean and everything but it was just very big. It would be hard for my father-in-law to get around this type of facility. It did have many apartments; however, the vie... Read more
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