4 communities • 74,000 seniors (65+)
Boston's world-renowned hospitals including Mass General, Brigham and Women's, and Dana-Farber provide unmatched medical care. Senior communities range from Beacon Hill luxury to affordable options in Dorchester and surrounding suburbs. The city's extensive transit system (the T) enables car-free living, while universities, museums, and history engage intellectually curious seniors. Though costs and winters are harsh, Boston attracts those prioritizing healthcare excellence and cultural richness. Massachusetts' universal healthcare and strong social services support comprehensive senior care despite premium prices.
Assisted Living costs in Boston depend on several factors:
Boston offers extensive public transportation options for seniors. Many assisted living communities provide their own shuttle servicesfor medical appointments, shopping, and activities.
Boston Area Agency on Aging provides free information, referrals, and support services. The Massachusetts Department of Health website offers inspection reports for all licensed communities.
1190 Adams Street, Boston, MA, 02124
352 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA, 02115
63 Parker Hill Avenue, Boston, MA, 02120
273 Clarendon St, Boston, MA, 02116
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Costs vary by community and care needs. Most assisted living communities in Boston offer tours where you can discuss specific pricing.
Assisted Living communities are located throughout Boston and surrounding areas. Popular neighborhoods include both urban and suburban settings. Use our assessment tool to find communitiesin your preferred area of Boston.
Start by touring at least 3-5 communities to compare. Check state licensing and inspection reports. Ask about staff-to-resident ratios, activities, dining options, and what services are included vs. extra charges. Talk to current residents and families about their experiences. Our care assessment helps match you with communitiesbased on your specific needs and budget.