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5
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March 5, 2021
My father has been in Brigham House for about a week now. It's just perfect, and they are incredibly helpful. I was looking for an economical alternative in Massachusetts, and Brigham House accepts assistance on some of their residents, which some places don't. It's very clean. They've had no COVID outbreaks, and the staff seems very professional and fabulous. I looked at their Facebook page and it had a lot of positive pictures and positive comments on it, and it's only a mile from where I live. His room is a studio, and it's relatively small. It's 440 square feet, but it's laid out nicely. He has a small kitchenette and they allow their residents to have a cook service, which is fine. He's 98 and he really shouldn't be cooking for himself anyway. The bathroom is very nicely sized and he can get his walker in it very easily. It has a shower stall and they're assisting him with bathing as well. It's an old school and they had it rehabilitated. His room has very large windows, so it's very bright and sunny, which is nice. It's incredibly clean, and it really was a good fit. He'll be getting all of his meals, and they'll change his sheets and wash his towels weekly, which is a big help. At this point in time, he doesn't need help with his medications, but that's available, and I think that's gonna be coming down the road. The food is very good, and they have quite a few activities there. My father is new, so he hasn't been able to participate yet because he's been in quarantine for the first few days there, but they do memory games, bingo, and some movement classes for people. They have a nice variety of activities, and they sponsor movies in the common rooms in the evenings.
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About Brigham House in Watertown, Massachusetts
Health. Happiness. Hospitality. Surroundings play an important role in the way you live and look at life. Conveniently located in historic Watertown, our stately and cheerful community is close to home and a wealth of local cultural attractions. For more than a decade, Brigham House has earned a reputation for delivering on our promise of a better life and the peace of mind that comes with exceptional personalized services and round-the-clock staffing. And there are no long-term commitments or expensive investments to make. From our welcoming, stately entrance and comfortable family areas, to our relaxing lounges and magnificent dining room, Brigham House offers that special kind of character and warmth that puts loved ones and families at ease. Choose from a variety of spacious, feature-filled floor plans. Outside every door, your loved ones will discover all that they need to remain fit, feel involved, and enjoy the cheerful company of others, whether enjoying a home-style meal or the numerous shops and cultural attractions of Watertown, downtown Boston and beyond during our scheduled motorcoach excursions. It truly is a Wonderful Life At Brigham House, our compassionate people and service culture set us apart. Our highly skilled and dedicated staff have a shared commitment to meet each residents every need and preference. To that end, we offer a full spectrum of specialized services, unique amenities, and thoughtfully-designed enrichment programs and activities to enhance their everyday experience with us. Of course, you could wait around for the grandkids to visit. But, in the meantime, why not live it up? At Brigham House, theres something for everyone in our full and varied activities and social calendar. Spend time playing games, learn a new craft, enjoy a guest singer or speaker, or get out on one of our many motorcoach excursions. Amenities & Activities Tax Credit Assistance [more info] Variety of Apartment Styles Hospitality Kitchenettes Step-in or Roll-in Showers Emergency Call Systems Pre-Wiring for Cable Housekeeping 3 Chef-Prepared Meals Served Daily Scheduled Transportation Beauty & Barber Salon Exercise & Cultural Events Creative Arts Programs Lounge Areas & Library Outdoor Patios & Gardens Musical Concerts Card & Game Rooms Guest Speakers Newspaper Delivery Postal Services Smoke-Free Environment Catered, Carefree Living Brigham House is a place where you can trade in the uncertainties of a loved one living alone or the responsibilities of maintaining a home for the affordable services and amenities that simplify life. We take the work and the worry out of your daily routine so you can enjoy lifes pleasures. Our comprehensive wellness services are tailored to each residents individual needs. We provide them in the comfort and privacy of their own apartment ? delivered with sensitivity and a smile by licensed nurses and a skilled, medically-oriented staff on duty 24/7. Its your assurance of fast, qualified response to any emergency. Thank you for your interest at Brigham House. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Massachusetts Division of Health Care Facility Licensure and Certification
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Reviews of Brigham House in Watertown, Massachusetts
4.5
(4 reviews)
Facility
4.0
Staff
5.0
Food
5.0
Value
5.0
Patricia
4
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February 23, 2024
Brigham House was a pretty good place. It was old. I did see one of the rooms, which was new. They've done the rooms over and it was sizable enough. It has a very bright dining room and it's got floor-to-ceiling windows. I think that the people that are there are well taken care of. It just didn't appeal to my friend. It was just too old of a place for him. It was a little pricey. There's a $7,000 activity buy-in fee.
Stephanie
5
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March 5, 2021
My father has been in Brigham House for about a week now. It's just perfect, and they are incredibly helpful. I was looking for an economical alternative in Massachusetts, and Brigham House accepts assistance on some of their residents, which some places don't. It's very clean. They've had no COVID outbreaks, and the staff seems very professional and fabulous. I looked at their Facebook page and it had a lot of positive pictures and positive comments on it, and it's only a mile from where I live. His room is a studio, and it's relatively small. It's 440 square feet, but it's laid out nicely. He has a small kitchenette and they allow their residents to have a cook service, which is fine. He's 98 and he really shouldn't be cooking for himself anyway. The bathroom is very nicely sized and he can get his walker in it very easily. It has a shower stall and they're assisting him with bathing as well. It's an old school and they had it rehabilitated. His room has very large windows, so it's very bright and sunny, which is nice. It's incredibly clean, and it really was a good fit. He'll be getting all of his meals, and they'll change his sheets and wash his towels weekly, which is a big help. At this point in time, he doesn't need help with his medications, but that's available, and I think that's gonna be coming down the road. The food is very good, and they have quite a few activities there. My father is new, so he hasn't been able to participate yet because he's been in quarantine for the first few days there, but they do memory games, bingo, and some movement classes for people. They have a nice variety of activities, and they sponsor movies in the common rooms in the evenings.
Areviewer04192019
4
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May 4, 2019
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.
Linda110781450
5
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September 17, 2015
Brigham House is in a residential area, which is two blocks from my mother's house. We went in, and we enjoyed everything. We talked to the people living there, and they seemed to really like the place. There's a nice big park there, and we can wheel her out. People can come, visit, and walk through the park. The school is also right here, so you feel like there are people around. She's happy there. They put on little shows every now and then. They have people come in with music, and they have animals come and visit. They have bingo nights and a little bit of everything, which keeps her busy. My brothers have positive things to say about it and so does my mother.
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