Senior-living directory
Explore published assisted living profiles in New Bedford and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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New Bedford, MA
Brandon Woods of New Bedford is a family-owned and operated, 135-bed, Medicare-certified skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Services include short-term rehabilitation, subacute care, long-term care, respite stays, hospice care and a dementia special care unit.
New Bedford, MA
CareOne at New Bedford is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in New Bedford, Massachusetts, offering stays that can be brief or longer term. Clinical programs include cardiac care, diabetes management, orthopedic and pulmonary rehabilitation, stroke recovery, wound care and respite care.
New Bedford, MA
The Oaks is a nursing home in a wooded area of New Bedford, Massachusetts, with a homelike atmosphere. It offers short-term rehabilitation, long-term care and post-operative recovery. The in-house team of therapists and nurses provides 24-hour skilled nursing care and creates individualized care plans based on each resident's goals and needs.
New Bedford, MA
Whaler's Cove Assisted Living is an apartment-style community in New Bedford, Massachusetts, offering assisted living, independent living and respite care. It describes itself as the only privately owned assisted living community in New Bedford and has served seniors and families across the South Coast for nearly two decades.
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Planning your search in New Bedford
Our directory currently includes 6 published communities in New Bedford across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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