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If your loved one needs memory care in Plymouth, A Place for Mom can help. With 10 memory care facilities in Plymouth, we’ll work with you to find the right fit for your family member’s budget, interests, and care needs.
Alzheimer’s care in Plymouth incorporates memory care activities and therapies to reduce residents’ confusion and agitation. Plymouth memory care also provides security features and supervision, along with trained staff. If you’re considering dementia care in Plymouth, know it’s a safe setting for your older relative.
We are also serving Memory Care facilities in surrounding neighborhoods like Downtown Plymouth.
You may also consider nearby communities such as Middleborough, Wareham or The Pinehills.
Types of care available in Plymouth, MA
Memory Care
They have always had a lot of activities going on, the residents are always kept very busy. The staff have been very outgoing and welcoming to all the people who have come to visit, and now the activities are open to the public and they are just so kind to everyone who participates in the activities with their loved ones. Also this community is set up in a very nice way for those who have memory loss issues.
They did very well with communication with us. I was happy with my experience with the asstisted living. I would recommend to other families.
The staff from top to throughout is warm and caring. Not sure if they are yet fully staffed. Good amount of activities for the Memory Care side. Perhaps the meals on Memory Care could use a little attention. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.
157 South Street, Plymouth, MA 02360
The facility is great. The residents get a call button to alert staff for help. It is a private pay facility, so medicaid funds are not accepted. We've recently learned this and revisiting other agencies...
Plymouth Crossings is a lively suburban hideaway, convenient to shops and amenities, and just minutes from historic, artistic, cultural and retail centers. Our community is a place people love to call home whether their favorite activity is catching up with friends, watching a performance or...
97 Warren Avenue, Plymouth, MA 02360
If I had to pick one thing, I would say the staff. When my sister was moving in, she had to set up her tv, her computer and a printer. There was always someone, probably the same person who came to help...
Set in a quiet, seaside neighborhood on the bay, Plymouth Senior Living offers gorgeous water views from our wooded campus. Here, you will receive the very best in personalized care from our expertly trained team, including assisted living and memory care. Let us take care of the everyday details...
300 Rosebrook Way, Wareham, MA 02571
The staff at All American Assisted Living were awesome, very accommodating and sincere in their service. Unfortunately my sister was not there long as she had to go in the hospital and transferred to a...
218 Main St., Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
We have been very pleased with how things have been going at Keystone Place for my Dad. Honestly I would not change a thing. I have had lunch in the dining room with my Dad a few times and the food it really...
Discover Keystone Place, the area's newest independent living, assisted living and memory care community! Located along the banks of the Cape Cod Canal, Keystone Place is a rental community offering some of the area's largest studio, one and two bedroom/two bathroom apartment homes. Keystone...
60 Stafford Street, Plymouth, MA 02360
Very friendly staff. Always there to help the people. Check in on the people in their apartment often. Make sure the people are involved in activities. Recommend very highly!
Stafford Hill, located less than two miles from the beaches and charming coastline of Massachusetts, is an Assisted Living and Memory Care community offering an array of services, care and amenities for seniors.Convenient to historic Plymouth, with close proximity to Beth Israel Lahey Hospital,...
10 Golf Drive, Plymouth, MA 02360
My aunt lived at Laurelwood for 4 1/2 years first in a unit for Independent Living and at age 100 in Avita. Laurelwood provided her with an excellent quality of life. The staff were friendly, respectful,...
Situated within a beautiful woodland of trees, hills and valleys, Laurelwood at The Pinehills, proudly takes its place as the newest neighborhood within The Pinehills, a village in the heart of Plymouth, recently named 2015 Community of the Year in the Best in American Living Awards by the...
123 South St, Plymouth, MA 02360
6 Campbell Dr, Plymouth, MA 02360
3 Chilton St, Plymouth, MA 02360
We are a family owned 36 bed cozy and comfortable historic home. We are located within walking distance from Plymouth harbor and Plymouth center. This geographical location allows our clients to be easily involved in all functions of the community. Public transportation is also available. The...
605 Main St, Wareham, MA 02571
At Tremont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center, a Genesis HealthCare facility, we offer our patients and residents outstanding care, delivered by highly skilled practitioners in a warm and comfortable setting. Our Quality Healthcare Units provide skilled nursing, medical and rehabilitative...
The average cost of senior living in Plymouth is 7,346 per month. Cheaper nearby regions include Fall River, MA with an average of 5,381 per month.
Planning ahead can better position you to make good choices for your loved one’s care in the future. But if your aging family member needs care now, there are ways to finance the cost of long-term care through a combination of approaches.
In Plymouth, Massachusetts, seniors have access to local offices and organizations that may help them obtain financial assistance for senior care, including:
In Plymouth, Massachusetts, seniors have access to local offices and organizations that may help them obtain financial assistance for senior care, including:
Plymouth, Massachusetts, is somewhat car dependent. Seniors can expect to rely on public transportation. Transit options in Plymouth include bus routes and rail lines. Seniors may receive fare discounts. Plymouth has limited biking infrastructure and is somewhat walkable.
Plymouth offers several health care providers for seniors wanting to be proactive about their health or for seniors seeking treatment for chronic conditions. The area has several hospitals, including Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Plymouth and South Shore Hospital.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, is where the Mayflower and its English pilgrims came ashore 400 years ago before helping found the nation. Today it stands as a beautiful coastal town just south of Boston, offering a number of cranberry farms, scenic nature walks, and some of the best whale watching, dining, shopping, and seaside activities in the area. Alongside ample historical sites and outdoor recreation, the city has several vibrant gardens and art galleries, including the renowned Plymouth Center for the Arts.
Memory care supports the unique needs of seniors with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Memory care communities provide enhanced security, dementia therapies, and spaces designed to prevent wandering. Services in memory care facilities often include:
Memory care communities function in accordance with a dementia specific care curriculum. Staff need to receive memory-care specific training and a staff member need to be available for support around-the-clock. Persons live in semi-private apartments or single rooms. Residents in memory care require aid with medications, grooming, and dressing. Structured activities are provided by staff trained explicitly on caring for persons with cognitive deficiencies. The annual median cost for a private room is around $158,545 and the cost for a semi-private room is around $149,672 . The state of Massachusetts maintains specific standards related to this kind of community. The The Executive Office of Elder Affairs certifies this community type.
The location where a senior care community is based might have a big effect on the cost of care. The total cost of living can be a big influence in selecting which location works for your loved one’s needs. The rent burden for Plymouth is around 22.3% of the average person’s monthly income. Plymouth has a median home value of around $346,549 and the median cost of rent is about $1,776 per month per month.
Racially, the population of Plymouth is 0.2% Native American, 92.9% white, 2.2% mixed race, 1.2% Asian, 1.6% other or not specified, 0.0% Pacific Islander or Native Hawaiian, 2.7% Hispanic, and 1.9% black. Plymouth has a population density of 235 people per square mile. Currently, the population of Plymouth consists of 58,695 people. Based on gender, 51.7% are female and 48.3% are male. The median age of Plymouth is 45 years old. Out of the total population of Plymouth, 9.5% have some form of disability, 5.3% consider themselves widows, 3.4% do not have health insurance, and 65.7% participate in the labor force. In Plymouth, 9.2% of the population are veterans of the United States armed forces. Of the population of Plymouth 28.2% have a high-school diploma, 13.2% have a graduate degree, and 35.9% have a college degree.
The state of Massachusetts has a cost of living index of 133.8 where a score of 100 is the national average, and anything above 100 is considered more expensive than the average. The state has a grocery index rating of 113.9 and a housing index rating of 170.3. The natural beauty of Massachusetts is ranked 26th in the nation. Massachusetts is ranked 8th in quality of life and 2nd in healthcare. In total, Massachusetts has 78 general hospitals and 129 health centers that provide care for 6,941,273 citizens. The top three hospitals in the state are considered to be Cape Cod Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, and New England Baptist Hospital.
In terms of religion, 23% of Massachusetts residents attend religious services among the 4,200 different congregations that are available in the state. The top three non-Christian denominations in the state are Jewish-3%, Muslim-<1%, and Buddhist-<1%, with the most common Christian denominations consisting of Evangelical Protestant-9%, Mainline Protestant-10%, and Historically Black Protestant-2%. In Massachusetts there are 27 masonic lodges. During the latest presidential election, 33% voted for the Republican candidate while 60% voted for the Democratic candidate. The state of Massachusetts ranks 16th in the country for diversity and the state is considered very LGBTQ friendly. The median age in the state is 39, and 30% of the population is over the age of 55.
The average monthly precipitation for the state of Massachusetts is around 4.04 inches. The average amount of precipitation peaks during the month of May at around 6.10 inches. On average, Massachusetts has an air quality index rating of around 38.9 AQI. The average air quality index rating peaks in the month of May with a rating of around 47.5 AQI. Massachusetts experiences an average humidity rating of about 71%. The highest monthly average humidity rating is 71% in the month of December. During the summer, the average temperature in Massachusetts is around 68F. The average high summer temperature is around 85F in the month of July. In the summer, the average low temperature drops to around 50F during the month of June. During the winter, the average temperature in Massachusetts drops to around 28F. The average high winter temperature is around 45F in the month of January. The average low temperature during the winter drops to around 7F in the month of December. While residents of Massachusetts mostly enjoy pleasant conditions, it’s important to be aware of inclement weather as well, which in Massachusetts can include hurricanes, earthquakes (moderate), and and tornadoes.
The state of Massachusetts has a diverse array of plant and animal life. Local plant life can consist of American linden, flowering dogwood, eastern red cedar, and white spruce. While venturing throughout the state, you might see animals such as the black bears, the lance leaf coreopsis, the bats, or the bobcats. The state animal of Massachusetts is the woodchucks.
Atria Longmeadow Place, Brookmeadow at Blue Hills and The Residence at Cedar Dell are the top-rated memory care facilities near Plymouth, Massachusetts. See full list of communities.
There are 10 memory care facilities near Plymouth, Massachusetts. See the full list.
The 10 memory care facilities near you in Plymouth, Massachusetts typically provide housing, therapies, and care tailored to those who have Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. To find memory care in Plymouth, Massachusetts, browse our detailed listings showing photos, floor plans, amenities, activities, and reviews from real families.
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The cost of memory care facilities in Plymouth, Massachusetts ranges from $4,504 to $8,906. The average Memory Care cost in Plymouth, Massachusetts is 7,346. Prices often vary based on care provided, amenities, unit size, and more.
The cost of memory care in Plymouth, Massachusetts typically starts at $4,504. A Place for Mom’s local, expert senior living advisors can help you find affordable memory care facilities near you and offer advice on how to lower costs and pay for care with VA benefits or public payment options.
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