Rhode Island is known as “The Ocean State” because a large portion of the state borders the Atlantic Ocean. While it may be the smallest state in the union – with a total area of only 1,045 square miles – “Little Rhody” still has plenty to offer. Rhode Island’s vibrant cities like Providence and Pawtucket, along with its pristine beaches and proximity to the Boston metropolitan area make it one of the Northeast’s ideal retirement destinations.
There are more than 30 nursing homes in Rhode Island. A Place for Mom’s Senior Living Advisors can provide you with a list of nursing homes in RI to help you find the community that fits your needs and budget.
The median monthly cost of a private room in a nursing home in Rhode Island is about $10,600, according to Genworth. The median monthly cost for a semi-private room is around $10,000.
Knowing that my mother is safe and happy gives me such peace of mind. She is happy and everyone is hide and friendly. Mom is especially impressed that by day two all the dining room servers knew her name....
From our initial contact, to our meeting with [name removed] for a tour, through the evaluation process, all through the application process, everyone we encountered couldn't have made the process more...
Knowing that my mother is safe and happy gives me such peace of mind. She is happy and everyone is hide and friendly. Mom is especially impressed that by day two all the dining room servers knew her name....
Atria Draper not only has wonderful facilities and opportunities for our mom, but the people at Atria are great to work with. Understanding, compassionate, and responsive. We’ve been very pleased with how...
From our initial contact, to our meeting with [name removed] for a tour, through the evaluation process, all through the application process, everyone we encountered couldn't have made the process more...
It's a great place. We picked this community because of the location and the tour and the staff. The experience has been excellent.
Had to move Mom to a memory care and this facility answered all our prayers. All the staff starting with admissions,the administrator and the kind and friendly staff that work at the desk at the front door...
Nothing is perfect, and that is the reason for the 4.5s. They do a phenomenal job in making sure residents eat and are accounted for at every meal time There is nothing really that they could improve on, and...
Having lived here for almost one month, I am still adjusting. I am independent with a claim filed for assisted living with long-term care insurance. At 76, I am one of the youngest here and I feel young!...
If the resident is at risk of falling out of bed, ask if a bedside floor pad is allowed. I was told that I was not allowed to purchase one because they are a "tripping hazard" and my husband, did indeed fall...
Knowing that my mother is safe and happy gives me such peace of mind. She is happy and everyone is hide and friendly. Mom is especially impressed that by day two all the dining room servers knew her name....
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