Assisted Living Communities in Greenville, RI

"Wingate Residences on the East Side was lovely. The rooms were very nice and it was definitely fancier than the others. The person was very nice even though I told her I had a deposit elsewhere, and she gave me some information that I would have needed in helping my mom. People were doing activities when we were there. It was lovely."

"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."

"My mom moved to All American Assisted Living at Warwick, and it's nice that everything is planned for memory care. We're having good feedback from the staff. They were very attentive and didn't have a large turnaround of staff. It's the same people staying there. My mom said the food was very good. They do all sorts of in-house activities and also go out. The rooms are very good size."

"It wasn't too bad, and we liked it. They had exercises and arts and crafts. We were looking at shared rooms. There were services my uncle would have to pay for, and they do not work with the state when it comes to memory care."

"The warmth, generosity and deep kindness that Ashley gave us as we looked for homes for my 90 year old mother was so special. Their care and thoughtful went WAY beyond what any other facility or person offered~ And during a covid virus they worked with us on room size, sending videos, photos, measurements, hot cocoa with marsh mellows!? :D Unbelievable! My mother is so happy. With great heartfelt thanks from our entire family! xoxoxoxo"

"Everything is fine at Brookdale Centre of New England, but the food could be better. The apartments are beautiful, the building is nice, the people are wonderful, and the nurses are great."

"I liked it the first time I saw it. I have visited it several times and I was happy with my visits. I saw their apartments and I liked the way they set it up. They had different activities and even take the people to the mall and other events. I think when I do go on assisted living, I would go there. I am looking forward to move there. "

"I really liked All American. Their only setback is they have shared apartments, but Mom can have the whole apartment, and they give you a little bit of a discount. I really liked that. They had a lot of patios. They had everything that I liked. It's a brand-new facility. They have residents, and they're half full right now. They've only been open a year. It's really nice. They've got around the area a little restaurant, 110 Grill, a pizza place, and a place to get your nails done. If they just wanted to walk across the street, they can do that. Everything is like in a complex. They have big pop in buildings next door. They did a nice job down there. It was immaculate. They had everything that we were looking for. Every room is kind of set up the same. You can have the two-bedrooms, living area, kitchenette, and the bathroom, or you can have the entire apartment by yourself. The staff member was very helpful. She said a good thing about having a buddy system and you're gonna say (to your roommate), "Oh, let's go play bingo tonight or let's go down to get something to eat." She will always have somebody else who will say, "Let's go try that." They told me they would assess her ahead of time and place her with somebody that they think that she would get along with. I met their physical therapist, occupational therapist, and speech therapist. They have everything. They were wonderful. They would go over her diet and help her manage her pills. She doesn't need to be bathed or any of that. Then they have a memory loss facility. They have different steps. Their age group is mostly in their 80s and some in their 90s and 70s. There was just one person in his 60s. They were like, "I can't find any place cheaper to live and I get my three meals a day." All you need to do is pay for your cellphone. Everything's included. They have a bistro, entertainment, an exercise room, arts and crafts, they have a bus to take you shopping, and a hairdresser. The only thing that wasn't discussed with me was (I read in their brochure) that they want a $3,500 fee upfront, which is a one-time new resident service fee. The director was informative. She was great, and she was nice. The people that I spoke with were so nice. It's beautiful. In the front, there's like a farmhouse porch with all the rocking chairs. There's a big patio out there with grills. They have a library, a bistro, and a lot of different areas that you can go to. It's a beautiful facility."

"I visited the Blaire House of Milford Assisted Living, and it was very good. Everything was perfect, and I enjoyed the place. The staff members were excellent. They showed me everything, and they were very good and very open. The rooms were excellent and were a good size. They weren't too small or too big. Everything was clean. I saw their dining area, and the food and everything there looked good. There's no problem with parking, either."

"The Residence at Whitcomb House is very nice, but it was out of my price range. Their room size is good, but they only had studios left. Tracy gave the tour and was very nice and very good. They had a lot of living rooms, a lot of activities going on, and they provided kitchenettes and full kitchens throughout the facility."

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

"I visited Clifton Assisted Living last week to look at their assisted living. The tour was fine. It was a nice, small community that was very well-kept. I can't comment on the type of care the residents receive, but the place looks very appealing. It was very clean and organized. The staff I met was also fine."

"Mom didn't choose All American Assisted Living because everyone shares a bathroom. You have a roommate and a separate bedroom, but you share a kitchenette and a bathroom. Other than that, the place was nice and the people were very friendly. The dining area was nice and clean. They had a library, an activity room, a room for happy hour and cooking demonstrations, and a dining room for family gatherings. I wasn't impressed with the small outside area."

"The Village at Waterman Lake was beautiful and really nice. Everybody was happy, and the people working and living there seemed happy. The rooms were fine and squeaky clean, and the food looked good. "