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180 Scott Road, Waterbury, CT 06705
The Village at East Farms is a cozy country estate situated on a picturesque, 34-acre wooded hilltop. An authentic covered bridge, lavish gardens, and rolling panoramas provide the staging for a nine-hole putting green. At East Farms you will find private walking paths and gazebos that grace beautifully manicured gardens, while residents enjoy the tranquil scenery and seasonal outdoor dining from the terrace off the dining room.
The Independent Living option is designed exclusively for Seniors looking for a carefree lifestyle without the burdens of maintaining a home. As an Independent Living Resident, you will enjoy the support from our services and amenities that make life easier, and embrace the active and independent lifestyle that awaits.
The Assisted Living lifestyle at The Village at East Farms offers a personalized balance of assistance and independence. Enjoy the privacy of your own apartment and the support of our caring staff for anything you may need.
The Village at East Farms is also a memory care community designed to fit the needs of residents with Alzheimer's, memory loss, or other forms of dementia. Building off of 20 years of experience, our unique Mind & Memory approach celebrates the spirit and...
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Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed.
*Prices quoted are monthly rental charges and are provided by the communities themselves. Actual prices may differ due to one-time fees, timing and care services required. Speak with your Senior Living Advisor to learn more.
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December 2020
Debra D
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The staff is extremely friendly and did the best they could during covid. They treated my aunt with kindness and respect and that was important to us. I would recommend this community to others.
December 2020
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My loved one's care staff was amazing for them! The community was reasonably priced. When the pandemic hit, the administration did what they had to do, to keep the residents safe. They ended up shutting the community done. I was the only one managing the care for my loved one. They only allowed outside visits. If the weather was too hot, or if it was raining out they would cancel the visits. I asked the community for a back up plan, and they never would give me an answer for this. They only allowed one visit once a week for each resident outside. The administration didn't communicate to staff very well, and there would be problems with the staff and the family. The staff would follow the rules they knew about, and not the new rules from the administration team. I was taking my loved one out of the community and they didn't want to allow me to come in to get their items. They only wanted to only allow the movers. I ended walking in to get my loved one's items. The community is outdated. I feel the community wouldn't pass health code standards. They have a dorm size refrigerator on the floor in the apartments for the residents. This causes the residents to have to bend over and potentially causes mishaps with safety. The walk in showers only have wooden benches, and not shower chairs for residents. I ended up bringing in a shower chair for my loved one to use.
June 2020
Kathleen Benoit
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The community was always clean. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The care is and my dad's aid is friendly.
The Village at East Farms offers Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedrooms and Semi-Private. Learn more.
The Village at East Farms has received an average review rating of 4.3 based on 12 reviews. See all reviews.
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