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Assisted Living

Robert

5.0

February 8, 2024

I am/was a resident of this facility

Review of The Falls at Cordingly Dam

My wife and I are both in an assisted living accommodation at The Falls at Cordingly Dam. She's on the fourth floor and I'm on the first floor. I'm looking for an independent living accommodation...

Assisted Living

Reviewer#RD1109w

5.0

November 25, 2023

I visited this facility

Review of Evans Park at Newton Corner

I could see my uncle at Evans Park at Newton Corner and be happy there. I like that it seemed they would be very attentive. They also seemed to be able to have the staff and support that my uncle...

Assisted Living

Frank

4.0

November 11, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Review of Sunrise of Newton

My aunt has moved to Sunrise of Newton's assisted living, it's a new facility. There had been normal complaints like her loss of dependence, and the food, but now she's settling in. Now she's...

Provider response

Hi Frank, It is delightful to hear that you have been satisfied with the personalized support provided to your loved one by Sunrise of Newton. Our team members share a common goal of enriching...

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The Cost of Assisted Living in Newton, MA and Nearby Cities

On average, assisted living facilities in Newton charge monthly rates of $6,819, which is high compared to the national norm of $4,500 and the Massachusetts median of $6,500. While rates are high compared to most other cities in the state, Newton may be an affordable alternative to Barnstable Town, where care costs are a couple of hundred dollars higher at $7,000. Seniors may save over $1,100 by opting for care in Worcester instead of in Newton, and in Springfield, rates are even more affordable at $5,048. In Pittsfield, care costs average about a third of the rate in Newton at $2,084.

Newton

$6,819

Massachusetts

$6,500

United States

$4,500

Worcester

$5,685

Barnstable Town

$7,000

Springfield

$5,048

Pittsfield

$2,084

Paying for Assisted Living in Newton

Seniors in Newton pay approximately $6,819 monthly for assisted living.

The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Newton, MA

Assisted living is among the costlier long-term care options in Newtown, with fees averaging $6,819 per month. This is considerably higher than in-home care and home health care costs, which average $6,292 and $6,244, respectively, and it significantly exceeds the cost of adult day health care, which comes in at $1,614. Even so, assisted living is an affordable alternative to nursing home care, which starts at $13,155 per month.

In-Home Care

$6,292

Home Health Care

$6,244

Adult Day Health Care

$1,614

Assisted Living Facility

$6,819

Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)

$13,155

Note: Data for Newton was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Boston, was used instead.

Free & Low-Cost Assisted Living Resources in Newton

Those who are considering assisted living in Newton have access to a broad range of nonprofit organizations and services to help them make informed decisions regarding their long-term care options. The following table highlights the top resources for seniors in the region, including the long-term care ombudsman program, the Aging Services Access Point and the local senior center.

Resource	Contact	Service
Springwell, Inc.	(617) 926-4100	Springwell provides escort services for medical appointments, as well as money management services, congregate meals and information and referrals for community-based services. It also has advisors who evaluate seniors’ needs and recommend local long-term care options, as well as a lending library stocked with materials relevant to aging.
Assisted Living Ombudsman	(617) 727-7750	The state’s assisted living ombudsman helps older adults navigate the process of choosing a residential facility and determining options for paying for services. The ombudsman also investigates complaints about an assisted living facility made by or on behalf of a resident.
Department of Veterans’ Services	(617) 796-1090	The Department of Veterans’ Services has a Veterans Service Officer in Newton who helps qualified individuals apply for benefits, such as Aid and Attendance, disability compensation and veterans’ and survivors’ pensions. The officer also provides information on VA programs, such as medical care and health insurance.
Newton Senior Services	(617) 796-1660	Newton’s Senior Services department operates social and recreational programs for older adults, including art classes, conversation groups and fitness programs. It also hosts health and hearing clinics and legal services throughout the month, and it distributes senior parking stickers.
MetroWest Legal Services	(800) 696-1501	MetroWest Legal Services provides free legal assistance to those aged 60 and over in the Newton region. Through this nonprofit organization, seniors can get one-on-one help with reviewing assisted living contracts and applying for public benefits that may help them cover services.
REquipment	(800) 261-9841	REquipment is a free program that provides durable medical equipment loans to seniors in Massachusetts. Through the Canton distribution center, seniors in Newton can obtain mobility aids, hospital beds and safety equipment, which may help them maintain their independence and reduce the need for expensive medical equipment purchases.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program	(732) 777-1940	RSVP is a federally funded volunteer program for those aged 55 and over. Through the local chapter, Newton seniors can connect with volunteer placement opportunities throughout Middlesex County, including in schools, museums, parks, charities and hospitals.