Assisted Living Communities in Woburn, MA

"My husband and I moved into Atria Longmeadow Place in February 2023. The helpful staff assisted us in getting adjusted to our new home and he residents we were introduced to quickly became dear friends. We have made many fun memories at Book Club, Yoga, Karaoke, etc and the outings organized by the staff."

"What I liked about Sunrise of Arlington MA was the proximity to where I live. But I didn't see my uncle living there. I can't quite put my finger on it, but I didn't think it would be for him. They were wonderful. They gave a great tour. It seemed like the staff was attentive, but it just didn't feel like him. It may not have been right for my uncle, but it wasn't necessarily a bad place. The staff that we interacted with seemed lovely. They have a gym, but I didn't hear them talk about a podiatrist and someone for cutting hair. They had a lovely dining area. The upkeep was OK. It was a little dated but all very clean and nice."

"Our mother lived at Sunrise of Lynnfield for the last three years of her life. The team there could not have been more supportive and helpful to her. As her needs for care continued to increase, Sunrise was able to add staff to make sure our mother got the care she needed without having to move to a skilled nursing facility. She was made to feel that she was part of an extended family at Sunrise. At the end, the staff in concert with All Care Hospice made sure that she was comfortable and at peace. "

"Atria Maplewood was very similar to the place where my mother is at, but it’s just the feeling. I had better feeling about the other facility. I liked Atria a lot. The staff was great there. They give me all the information I needed. They were just so nice. It was a beautiful place. It’s almost like a gorgeous mansion. I like their units. There was just a lot I like about it. It gave me a good impression. "

"My father stayed at Benchmark Senior Living at Billerica Crossings. The layout was good. It was very welcoming and homey. The staff that had been there long term was very committed and very caring. The dining area was okay. He never complained about the food, but it was industrial cooking. There were lots of activities offered, and the activity coordinator was very lively, engaging, and committed to the residents."

"My mother moved in nearly nine months ago and, originally, I was extremely hesitant sending her to live here due to preexisting reviews. It did not paint the place in a generous light, but I was working with very limited options. Taking the tour helped ease my worries. The building was extremely clean and the staff and other residents we bumped into during my visit where all extremely friendly and comforted my anxiety by saying that they enjoy living here. Since the move in date, I haven't heard any complaints from my mother. Shes become more social, often doing activities or going to entertainment. And, when I visit, she's hanging out with other residents in the common areas. She has very positive relationships with the staff members. And a lot of them go above and beyond what their job is supposed to be. They remind me a lot of a family unit. Recently they celebrated a baby shower for their kitchen staff and staff and residents alike were able to enjoy the event. For anyone who is hesitant to send their loved ones here. Don't be."

"The people at Benchmark Senior Living at Waltham Crossings were nice. The dining room was very nice, and the food was good. The room was clean, neat, and accommodating. They had outings, arts and crafts, musical activities, exercises, luncheons, and other social activities. Everything was OK at this facility. "

"Brigham House seemed very nice and very appealing. I was looking for a short-term stay for a month or so, but they required a longer term, so it didn't fit with what I was looking for. I would've picked it. The dining area was beautiful and looked like a 5-star restaurant. They had a calendar full of things to do. It was an older school converted to an assisted living, and it's about 110 to 120 years old."

"I went to see Evans Park, and I liked this very much as well. The parking wasn’t quite as easy, but the staff was also very nice. It wasn’t quite as warm -- the people weren’t quite as warm with each other -- but everybody was very respectful, and everyone knew everybody. It’s a good place, and I would live there. It’s very beautifully appointed. They also have antique furniture, and it’s very beautiful. They had various sized rooms and apartments, and they’re willing to work with you. It was very nice that you had choices. You also can have a shared room. They did have a full schedule of activities that looked intellectually stimulating and within the reach of people who had some memory difficulties. They also had a menu that had healthy food on it. I thought it was a good program all around. I would give them a 4 because of the cost, and it’s just the cost; otherwise, it would get a 5. "

"I visited Sunrise of Newton. They've got very personalized service and multiple levels of care. There are just a couple of things that don't fit our particular situation. The person during the tour, Eric, was very good. The rooms were very, very stylish, well appointed, and were easy to navigate. It's a very good facility."

"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."

"I was able to visit Providence House, and the experience was very positive. It has a steel feel to it. No frills. I met their marketing personnel. I had lunch there, and the food was excellent. I have now decided to move there. The atmosphere also I felt that I fit in the place. I received their full package of information, and I was impressed with the scope of the activities available. The staff was very responsive. "

"My mother-in-law moved into Susan Bailis Assisted Living. The facility is bright and welcoming. The people are very friendly. It is a nice place. The staff members are very helpful. My mother-in-law's room is very small, but sunny and modern. It's a one-bedroom. It seems like there are a lot of various activities for residents. They have a beauty salon, a library, a café, and a common room. My mother-in-law seems to really love the food. It's a beautiful building."

"Our family was at a standstill when our elderly mom was living on her own and experiencing more and more health issues than we could provide assistance for her privately. It took a while to convince her she needed help after living an independent life for so long. We contacted The Parc @ Harborview and within days we toured, she loved it, we moved her in. She immediately adapted to her new surroundings. The best thing is that the care she receives at the Parc is top notch. Aids check on her throughout the day and night. They are sure she gets to her meals in their elegant dining area and eating healthy choices with companions. She is greatly encouraged to join the other residents in their activities and social gatherings (which are many). She made friends with residents and staff and her loneliness and health have taken a complete turnaround. I thank the great staff at the Parc from Anita and Burt at the front desk, health care professionals, and all employees who help in sharing their time and care for the residents. I would highly suggest taking a look if you or your family member is feeling alone or unsafe living alone. This is the place to be. Super plus plus plus, the facility is spotless with lots of gathering areas throughout for family to meet with their loved one. Thanks to all for being there, I can sleep at night knowing Mom is in the best hands."