The Willows at Westborough, a SALMON Independent Living Community
1 Lyman Street, Westborough, Massachusetts, 01581
Independent Living$3,236/month
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About The Willows at Westborough, a SALMON Independent Living Community
With a focus on social connectedness, recreation and health and wellness, SALMON at Westborough's independent living community, The Willows, encourages active, engaged lifestyles, with the freedom to make choices that fit your needs, abilities and interests.As a third-generation, family-owned business, SALMON Health and Retirement has been providing exceptional senior care in MetroWest and Central Massachusetts for over 70 years. Offering a Continuum of Care with on-site and in-home services, premium amenities and exceptional programming, SALMON meets the changing needs, abilities and interests of residents and patients. With senior living communities in Medway, Natick, Northborough, Westborough and Worcester, as well as a Home Care team that meets patients where they are, SALMONs campuses, communities and care include independent living, assisted living with Tapestry Memory Care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, VNA, private and hospice care and early childhood education.
General Property Features
- Age Restrictions, Fitness Center, Furnished Apts Available, Guest Parking, Handicap Access, Wheelchair Accessible
- Respite/Short Term Stay, Scheduled Transportation, Transportation, Activities, Social Programs, Housekeeping, Meals/Meal Options
- Assisted Living Community, Secured Memory Care Unit, Skilled Nursing Facility, Retirement Community, CCRC Campus
- All Pets Considered, Small Pets
Independent Living
- https://link.salmonhealth.com/oct-2023-senior-bluebooks-willows-wbo
- $3,236.00
- $179000
- 162
- 1 BR, 2 BR, 3 BR
- Luxury Day Trips, Short-Term Care
Additional Levels of Care Offered
Whitney Place At Northborough, A SALMON Assisted Living Community
Assisted Living 238 West Main St, Worcester County, Northborough, Massachusetts, 01532Residents enjoy a variety of brain-healthy meals, recreation activities and scheduled outings to promote physical and cognitive health and wellness. Our warm and welcoming staff and care providers promote a sense of family and provide the attentive support needed for our residents to thrive. As a third-generation, family-owned business, SALMON Health and Retirement has been providing exceptional senior care in MetroWest and Central Massachusetts for over 70 years. Offering a Continuum of Care with on-site and in-home services, premium amenities and exceptional programming, SALMON meets the changing needs, abilities and interests of residents and patients. With senior living communities in Medway, Natick, Northborough, Westborough and Worcester, as well as a Home Care team that meets patients where they are, SALMONs campuses, communities and care include independent living, assisted living with Tapestry Memory Care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, VNA, private and hospice care and early childhood education.
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Whitney Place At Medway, A SALMON Assisted Living Community With Tapestry Memory Care
Memory Care 44 Willow Pond Circle, Norfolk County, Medway, Massachusetts, 02053Whitney Places Tapestry Memory Care program at SALMON at Medway is in a secured section of our assisted living community, specifically designed for our residents safety and ease of living. As a third-generation, family-owned business, SALMON Health and Retirement has been providing exceptional senior care in MetroWest and Central Massachusetts for over 70 years. Offering a Continuum of Care with on-site and in-home services, premium amenities and exceptional programming, SALMON meets the changing needs, abilities and interests of residents and patients. With senior living communities in Medway, Natick, Northborough, Westborough and Worcester, as well as a Home Care team that meets patients where they are, SALMONs campuses, communities and care include independent living, assisted living with Tapestry Memory Care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, VNA, private and hospice care and early childhood education.
Whitney Place At Natick, A SALMON Assisted Living Community With Tapestry Memory Care
Memory Care 3 Vision Dr Rte 9 W, Middlesex County, Natick, Massachusetts, 01760Whitney Places Tapestry Memory Care program at SALMON at Natick is in a secured section of our assisted living community, specifically designed for our residents safety and ease of living. As a third-generation, family-owned business, SALMON Health and Retirement has been providing exceptional senior care in MetroWest and Central Massachusetts for over 70 years. Offering a Continuum of Care with on-site and in-home services, premium amenities and exceptional programming, SALMON meets the changing needs, abilities and interests of residents and patients. With senior living communities in Medway, Natick, Northborough, Westborough and Worcester, as well as a Home Care team that meets patients where they are, SALMONs campuses, communities and care include independent living, assisted living with Tapestry Memory Care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, VNA, private and hospice care and early childhood education.
Beaumont At Natick, A SALMON Rehabilitation And Skilled Nursing Community
Skilled Nursing 3 Vision Dr 2nd Fl, Middlesex County, Natick, Massachusetts, 01760Beaumont Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center at Natick offers short- or long-term senior care for residents after a hospitalization or injury or due to a chronic condition. As a third-generation, family-owned business, SALMON Health and Retirement has been providing exceptional senior care in MetroWest and Central Massachusetts for over 70 years. Offering a Continuum of Care with on-site and in-home services, premium amenities and exceptional programming, SALMON meets the changing needs, abilities and interests of residents and patients. With senior living communities in Medway, Natick, Northborough, Westborough and Worcester, as well as a Home Care team that meets patients where they are, SALMONs campuses, communities and care include independent living, assisted living with Tapestry Memory Care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, VNA, private and hospice care and early childhood education.
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