The Best Senior Living Communities in Wareham, MA

"Bridges by EPOCH at Mashpee is a memory care facility. It was beautiful, but also very, very expensive. Everybody was great. They're all trained to handle memory care residents. The rooms were nice, but my aunt needed someone to be with her and they only had singles. They were nice, but it wasn't going to meet her needs. The facility was brand new, so everything was clean and pretty. They all had little villages that they lived in and a lot of activities going on. They had a beautiful outdoor area, a bunch of function rooms where some lady was playing piano for them, a screening room, and all sorts of medical staff. It was top-of-the-line."

Cape Cod independent senior living and assisted living is at its best at Atria Woodbriar Place in Falmouth, Massachusetts. Enjoy three chef-prepared meals a day and our all-inclusive amenities. Spacious apartments have kitchenettes with full refrigerators, walk-in closets and individual thermostats. Get the personalized support you need from our friendly staff. Ask Alexa anything with Amazon's Echo Show® in-room devices. Our Engage Life® activities offer daily events for healthy aging. Swim in our indoor pool. Enjoy the pub, spa or theater. Nearby, explore Falmouth Heights Beach, Salt Pond Bird Sanctuary or tour the Cape Cod Winery. Sample local cuisine at Captain Kidd Restaurant and Bar or at the Glass Onion. Schedule your tour today. 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

"From the moment we walked into Atria Woodbriar Park, we felt a sense of peace and comfort. Joanne greeted us with genuine warmth, and her attentiveness (as well as all the other Atria staff) has remained consistent. The environment is clean, beautifully maintained, and full of life — with residents engaging in activities, sharing meals, and enjoying the lovely outdoor spaces. What truly sets Atria Woodbriar Park apart is the way they balance independence with compassionate care. My father-in-law has found a renewed sense of purpose here, making friends and participating in events that brings joy to his days. We couldn’t be more grateful for the peace of mind this community has given our family. It’s not just a facility — it’s a home."

"Thank you to the Cottages for making my mother feel welcome.It has been hatd for everyone with the pandemic. The staff is wonderful and caring.There is always activities going on now.My mother seems to be adjusting.The staff works well with families. Thank you so much Leslie Stykowski "

"My mom had fallen and ended up in the hospital. We realized that she could not live at home any longer. We visited many assisted living facilities. Wingate had everything as far as rehab, memory care, nursing home. The rooms are gorgeous over looking the lake and garden. She went from rehab to assisted living. She was not easy to deal with but the staff was able to win her over. My moms health declined quickly. The staff went above and beyond to make my mom and our family comfortable. If I ever had any concerns they always addressed it and never dismissed it. My mom passed in March 2022. I have zero regrets and would recommend Wingate Inn to any of my friends looking for elder care."

"My mom became a resident at Duxbury House back at the end of June 2021. Her memory loss was causing her a lot of anxiety. Since coming to Duxbury House she is calmer and the routine the staff has created keeps her engaged and happy. I enjoy coming and participating in exercise class along with the many games and cultural activities they plan for the residents. Knowing my mom is in a safe environment with caring staff gives me peace. "

"My brother is in Harbor Point at Centerville. It is very nice. They're very good with the residents and they take care of them. It's a very homey atmosphere. They're very clean. The rooms were very adequate. They're very private. There's always staff around and available. They have a garden where their residents can walk. The staff is very caring. I haven't tried the food, but I assume that they're good. My brother has gained weight. They have activities planned virtually several times a day every day, singing and other community activities like that. The staff are all very good with the residents, very kind, and very available. It's always very clean. It's pretty expensive."

"I'm moving into Brookdale Cape Cod. They showed me everything, including the amenities. They introduced me to the heads of different departments and made me feel completely at home. Pat was very pleasant, and she answered all our questions immediately. I'm going to have a small one-bedroom apartment. They also have studios and two-bedrooms. I wouldn't want the two-bedroom because then I would have to take a roommate. They have just about anything you would want. They have dining and three meals a day. They have a wonderful patio outside, a reading room, a crafts room, and a few other things. The food looked wonderful. Every day, they have two menus for each meal. It looked very promising. I talked with the chef as well."

"My mother was at the All American. She was only there for about a month though. The food was very good. They had two separate bedrooms to a unit, and the people could have a TV or a phone. If you walked in the door to these two bedrooms, there was a little sitting area first of all, to the left of that was the bathroom and a shower, and then the two bedrooms -- each with their own door and separated by a wall -- and they were very clean. They did laundry every week for everybody, they had nursing and activities going on, people coming in for the activities, and three meals a day. This was the memory care, but the whole thing was assisted living with not more than 16 people in it, so it was a nice, hands-on type of thing. It was a very good place. My mom had her 101st birthday over there, and they gave her a wonderful party. They were fine. Everything was a five. "

"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."

"I toured Allerton House at Proprietors Green. It was exquisite. The staff were very friendly. They had everything that I could be interested in. They had a theater, they had a pub, they had transportation, and they had a lovely dining room. It's extremely clean. It was in a very equipped location for everything."

"My wife moved into Bridges by EPOCH at Pembroke. It's a nice facility and it is very clean. It's only about 5 years old. The decorations are just beautiful. She's acclimating well there now. The staff is very experienced and very involved, and they make the residents very comfortable. They watch out for them. They're concerned about not only the residents but the families as well. I've got no complaints about her safety, and she's getting involved in the activities. The food is good. It's adequate. For most of the meals, they serve nice hot soup. There are activities every day. They start the day with some kind of a meeting type of thing where they have news of the day. They'll do physical activity. Even if you're in a wheelchair, you can still move your arms and move your legs. They have entertainment once or twice a day. They have music therapy, and they have all the different hand therapy and mental therapy."

"I went to Maplewood at Mayflower Place. Our tour guide, Julie, was exceptional. She took so much time with us, and since it was our first place we had a ton of questions. We were very impressed with the whole place. One of the impressive points is that their independent and assisted care is combined. So if my friend went to independent care but then was disabled somehow and needed assistance, she would not have to move. She would stay in her same place and just get the care she needed. The dining room is combined, so if she had a friend who left and went to assisted care, she wouldn't really be leaving. She would just be getting new services, so that seemed exceptional to both of us. She would move once and not move again unless she, of course, had dementia, but then they can accommodate that in a separate facility. Their accommodations, their amenities, everything was topnotch. We saw three apartments and she could see herself staying there. The room sizes had a variety. The kitchens were all the same and adequate, and the bathrooms were spacious and handicap accessible. The differences were the bedroom, living, and dining options, but the decks were spacious. One apartment had two decks. They seemed airy and the rooms were very bright and the ceilings were high, so you didn't feel closed in at all. We were given a coffee cake, which was exceptional, but we have not had a meal there. We have decided to come back for one."

"The Mill Hill Residences is such a warm and inviting community. My mother has been a resident for the last 18 months and I cannot say enough wonderful things about the food, staff, rooms, activities etc. My siblings and I feel fortunate to have found such a perfect fit for our mom!"