Boston Center for Independent Living

Name: Boston Center for Independent Living
Address: 60 Temple Place, Boston, Massachusetts, 02111, United States
Price range: $$

Boston Massachusetts, United States , Massachusetts , United States

4.0 on Google · 45 reviews

Independent Living

About Boston Center for Independent Living

Boston Center for Independent Living (BCIL) is located in Boston and operates as a nonprofit organization serving people with disabilities. Rather than providing residential assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing services on-site, BCIL focuses on supporting independent living through community-based services and advocacy for individuals with disabilities. Families exploring options for a parent or partner who values autonomy and community connection, rather than a residential care setting, may find BCIL relevant to their search. Those considering this organization should contact BCIL directly to learn more about the specific programs and support services currently offered, as the scope of assistance can vary based on individual needs and eligibility.

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Non-Profit Organization

Closed

4.0

45 reviews

Hours on Google

Monday: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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Zane' Edge 2 years ago

I had to call for over a month because my PCAs weren’t getting paid. Then was told I should have called them when I finally got someone on the phone. I was passed along to several staff and they were not helpful. I kept being told I would receive calls back and never did. One man was immediately extremely rude to me when I greeted him and let him know my situation. The Nurse who was supposed to re-assess me said that she would need at least one other person in the area to make it “worth the trip”. I received the wrong persons paperwork (for the second time) so I have no idea what my hours are for PCA services.
Abdu BEN 6 months ago

The trying they best for people

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Mercedes Peña a year ago

Very strange agency. Apparently the person doing the intake, Kay, gives misleading information as to their services. Not sure why the Disability Law Center would refer people to an agency like this.
james mcgillicuddy 11 months ago

Appreciate the work they do here! You can feel a warm welcoming walking in the door.
Belinda Bussey 7 years ago

Oh the people who work there are very caring, loving people. They have a listening ear for all that need their services. The Director and Deputy Director are hard working people. Not only that,the staff , from the receptionist to the interns are wonderful.