Assisted Living Communities in Cumberland, RI

"The tour I had at Brookdale Attleboro was great. The staff was really friendly. We met someone at reception. She met us right away then she introduced us to Karen, the director of admissions. We got a tour of the common areas and I thought they were beautiful. I was very, very impressed with everything, including the landscaping outside the building and when you first walked into the entrance (the reception area). I thought the dining room was beautiful. They showed us another room where families could kind of gather and everything about it was very nice. If that was within our budget, I would have been very happy to send my dad there. I think that would have been my first choice. We talked to Karen for about 45 minutes and even after she found out that that was not going to be an option for us, she still just gave us so much more information to help us make a good decision for my dad that was so helpful. We got a lot of invaluable information from her. So I appreciated that. They offered coffee and water when we walked in, which I thought was very nice, but we declined."

"Benchmark Senior Living at Forge Hill is able to provide a high level of care. The people are very caring, attentive, nice, hard-working, and trying to find anything and everything they can do to assist my parents. They have a very nice private 2-bedroom with a nice eat-in dining area, kitchenette, a den, and 2 full bathrooms, so it works out quite nicely. "

"We chose Capitol Ridge because it was recommended by Caring.com and somebody called and gave me the details. Then, someone from Capitol Ridge came and checked my mom if they could provide her needs. The staff were very friendly, kind and they knew everybody's name. The rooms were very big and spacious. They had different activities like field trips, concerts, physical fitness programs, and many more. There was also a room where they watched sports programs, a library where they were taught how to use the computer. The food was also very good and she liked it very much. My mother was very happy there. "

"My father moved in to his apartment at EPOCH around mid-May 2014, after an extended time in a nursing facility. He was eager to have a little more independence after the restrictions of nursing care, but he was quite frail and my brothers and I knew the transition might be too much of a challenge after the comprehensive care of a nursing facility, but we wanted to honor his wishes for a better quality of life. Beth was particularly helpful in answering all of our questions and supporting our efforts to bring Sam to Epoch. Right away, we all loved the physical space of the EPOCH facility; the pretty, open, common rooms, the spacious apartment, and the beautiful sunny patio with the view of the river. We also always felt so welcomed by everyone, the women at the front desk, the kitchen and dining room staff, housekeepers, nurses, physical therapy folks - everyone seemed so gracious, helpful, and genuinely invested in helping my father have a good experience. The staff were always available and attentive to my father's considerable needs (and sometimes considerable demands), and they seem to go out of their way to make sure his apartment was clean, that he made it to meals, and that he was clean and ready for each day. We also took such comfort in Linda's firm, caring expertise in overseeing my father’s condition. My Dad had a lovely, but brief time at Epoch, and sadly, after two good months, he died peacefully of congestive heart failure. In his last days, we were impressed by how often members of Epoch staff would come by to express their heartfelt affection for my father and concern for us in this difficult time. "

"The Village at Willow Crossings was a terrific place. It was the greatest place you could imagine. I only met two of the staff members. One was the manager, the other was walking the floors, and they were both great. We talked to some of the residents and they loved the staff, too. You could get a single room or a shared room, depending on what you want. The place was almost brand new. It was clean as a whistle and it was very nicely laid out. It was long and it covered a lot of areas, which would be a little difficult for my mom because she couldn't walk that far."

"Blaire House of Milford Assisted Living had this personal touch because it looked more like a home. They were doing a little Easter Festival with an Easter banquet while we were there. The staff seemed OK. The head nurse was doing office work at the time, which concerned me because some of the staff might be spread a little thin. The place seemed clean, from what I saw. I think they need to improve on their staffing. The one-bedroom that I saw was average with a view of the back of the water tower from the railroad track, but it was OK."

"I visited Anchor Bay at East Providence. The layout of the building, the rooms, the setup of the dining rooms, and the halls seemed very, very appropriate, and I liked that very much. I realized they have a lot of people to take care of, but it's very good. It was just about what I would expect for a place like that. It was very nice and very clean. They have a game room. At the time we went in, there was a whole room of people in chairs doing chair exercises and a room where they were sitting down, talking, and stuff of that nature. They had the regular dining. It was a combination of a place where they could eat if they wanted to, or they'd spend the day there just sitting at tables in groups. There were two to three at a table. They had a beauty parlor. The dining area had a setup to prepare meals, to warm them up, and stuff like that, so you could be guaranteed that you'd have a nice warm meal if it required it. They've brought them from the kitchen up there, and then they serve them to the people. The staff was very, very knowledgeable about the place and very accommodating. He didn't go much into the details of the finances, which I was interested in, but everything else, he was perfect. The facility was very good, very clean, and very nice."

"I went to The Residence at Whitcomb House. It's assisted living, but it has that nursing home feel. It is more economical because being a part of programs that the person has like Social Security and stuff, is very helpful. They take PACE, so that's one thing. If someone has MassHealth or whatever, that's a helpful program. Other than that, it is a big facility. But we found out that my father-in-law needed memory care, and because it is such a maze, he would have gotten lost in there. The rooms are small. There's a lot of activities. They have an activity room and a computer room for people who are still into computers. They recognize the veterans, too. They have a whole veteran wall, which I thought was pretty cool. Some of the individuals that I worked with were very informative and very nice. Another plus about them is they want people to get out of their rooms. The goal is to get them downstairs to socialize and have some exercise. It's a big community, but they know everyone's needs, so that's pretty cool. I saw their cafeteria and that looks pretty good. They have a straight menu, but if some people like to get something else, they have another type of menu for them to choose from. The place is pretty clean. It's self-sufficient."

"I visited The Phyllis Siperstein Tamarisk RI Assisted Living Residence. I chose it for myself and my wife because it's closer to where I live. Also, I know people who have gone there. It's a beautiful place. The entire place is beautiful. It's clean and has no old person smell. The food is good. They have a gym and a library, but I haven't visited all the areas yet. The staff has been excellent. The building itself is spectacular, and it is organized."

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 parents used to be residents of All American Assisted Living at Warwick. It's a brand-new complex and was absolutely beautiful, but they could no longer provide the care that my mother needed, so we had to move her. They didn't have the nursing staff on duty to legally give injections and they only had CNAs. The place was gorgeous, the food was excellent, and they had a chef that makes the meals. They have all kinds of activities, they have a special exercise room with a trainer, jogging machines, and physical therapy classes. They have a nice lounge, there are rooms for puzzles, painting, music, and they have a nice theater for movies. My mother was in their dementia center, and my father was in the assisted living, and they could just meet up and have lunch and dinner together."

"I went to see the assisted living facility of All American Assisted Living at Raynham. The residents were all very mobile, except for the people who were all asleep on the front porch in the rocking chair, which was absolutely awesome. They were out there enjoying the sun, and it was one of those nice warm days in October, so most of them were asleep. Everybody was taken care of, and everything just looked perfect. The decor was wonderful. I'm sure they hired somebody really wonderful to do the matching of the decor, because it works. They had everything you'd ever want. They had rooms for physical fitness, art, playing games, reading, and just about anything you could think of, and they had a place for it."

"The rooms are bright, however some have to room with a roommate. They offer various types of food, exercise and activities. They also have a bus that can take some of them out to the mall if they want. "

"Orchard Cove was very modernized, very clean, and well-organized. It was a very nice presentation. The people there were very warm and very helpful. The dining area was very nice and very accommodating. The food was good, too. They had plenty of activities. It was terrific."