The 16 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Danvers, MA

Assisted Living in Danvers, MA

Danvers offers a diverse range of 16 Assisted Living communities, with at minimum 62 large, 17 medium, and 4 small communities giving families varied options to choose from. The average cost of assisted living living in the Danvers area is $5,410, and the communities in the Danvers area have a average rating of 9.6 out of 10. Seniorly also uses Seniorly Price Estimate for cost comparisons with nearby cities, and even highlights new construction facilities for those seeking modern amenities. Families can look at 1,015 photos, 2,566 ratings and reviews, and 30 prices in the Danvers area to get a sense of assisted living in the area. Not to be confused with nursing homes, which offer medical care, assisted living provides daily help with activities of daily living like dressing or bathing. And with services catering to all care levels, many facilities enable residents to age in place, whether it's a 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom option. For personalized assistance, Seniorly local advisors are available to help with your search.

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Brightview North Andover

1275 Turnpike Street., North Andover, MA 01845Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living

Brightview North Andover is a senior living community offering independent living, assisted living, memory care and enhanced care in North Andover, MA, less than one hour from Boston. The cost of assisted living starts at $5,900 per month, compared to the median cost of assisted living in Massachusetts of $5,495 per month. The facility is located near Interstates 93 and 495, in proximity to many s...

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Recent Reviews on Assisted Living in Danvers, MA

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April 2024

The state inspector who gave Hawthorne Hill the IJ tag was a previous employee who cried when she was on call and had to work the exact floor she later came to judge - being unable to even perform the job she was hired to judge. The IJ tag was due to a charting error. Which I’m not sure what charting error causes immediate jeopardy to patients . On top of that, the family of the exact patient HH was given the IJ tag for- defended us to the state and said the care at HH was the best their mother ever got. It didn’t matter to this ex employee who was also doing her very first survey again on a job- she is not able to do herself without crying like a baby and it’s also why she left this job after two years. She refused to work the med cart while on call for staff that called out. The IJ tag was completely corrupt. The state actually refused to change their verdict - even though everyone in the business knows that HH is one of two of the highest quality care facilities in the area.