Goddard House Assisted Living

Goddard House Assisted Living

Boston Massachusetts, United States
4.5 on Google · 37 reviews

About Goddard House Assisted Living

Goddard House Assisted Living is located in Boston and offers assisted living and memory care for older adults. The community is designed for seniors who may need support with daily activities as well as those living with memory-related conditions requiring more specialized care. Families considering Goddard House for a parent or spouse can expect a setting that focuses on the overall experience of aging, with care structured to meet residents where they are, whether they need general assistance with daily living or the more tailored environment of memory care. It may suit families looking for a Boston-based option that keeps a loved one close to the city while providing both levels of support under one roof. Those interested in day-to-day specifics, such as dining options, activities, outdoor spaces, or visiting policies, are encouraged to reach out to Goddard House directly to learn more about life in the community.

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Memory Care Offered

Specialized memory care services for seniors in Boston

Assisted Living Services

Assisted living support for seniors in the Boston area

Boston Location

Located in Boston, serving the local senior community

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  • Daniel Helmstadter 4 months ago

    I highly recommend the Goddard House to anyone considering assisted living. The management and staff went above and beyond to care for my dad. They are competent, professional, and highly caring. It became clear that the business model was beside the point — everyone, including Lance and the rest of the team, was focused on authentically caring for people, being respectful and empathetic, and upholding others' dignity in what can be a difficult time of life. I am very grateful for them.

  • George Burdon 3 years ago

    My grandfather has lived at Goddard House for a few years now, I genuinely think it has kept him alive in his final years. This is a man who thrives on human interaction, adored his family home and detested the idea of losing his independence in assisted living. My aunt researched and placed him at Goddard and I could not be happier. To provide some context, I have visited many homes of this nature in my life in the UK and USA. Most (and I mean no ill will to these establishments) feel like places you move to, to die in. Living in the UK, this year was the first time I was able to come visit him since he moved to Goddard a few years ago. The staff are wonderful (chatty, kind and interested in their residents), the building and facilities are top notch and well equipped and the food and activities are great. Residents were sitting in the reception eager to chat and open to newcomers, coinversing with each other in the hallways with their doors open, this is not what I am used to. My Grandfather loves people, loves entertaining and is nearing 100 years old. My fear was he would be staying in his room, eating crummy food and watching TV. The time I spent with him, we enjoyed chair Zumba classes, playing the piano and having an improptu sing along with passers by, writing poetry for workshops, watching movies with other residents... he was always checking the schedule and telling me he had a happy hour or an activity he wanted to do so I would have to visit at particular times. That is music to my ears. Goddard House has kept him and his mind engaged, comfortable (his room is well sized and very warm), allowed him to make new friends, play music to people and every single staff member is polite, professional and happy to be there. I want to get older so I can go to Goddard House and I am excited to return soon to see my grandfather so happy. Thank you Goddard House for keeping him in the picture and letting me forge more lovely memories with him.

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  • Jean Holmblad 2 years ago

    My mother has been living at Goddard House for almost 14 years: five years in the traditional wing, and nine years in the memory care wing, Olmsted. The staff at Goddard House are my second family, and they are all wonderful with my mother. It's very hard to place a loved one in an assisted living facility, but do not hesitate to consider this gem! The main reason why my mother is doing so well, and has thrived in a memory care wing, is because of the kind, loving, creative, and dedicated staff. Goddard House has exquisite programming, with many arts, music, and gardening activities. My mother is fully engaged throughout the day, and even goes on outings to the Arnold Arboretum and the Museum of Fine Arts!

  • Cheryl Freed Loew a year ago

    My mother recently passed away and I cannot wrap up her affairs without acknowledging the great care and support she received at the Goddard House. She lived both in a one bedroom "traditional" apt. and then in the Memory Care unit. Due to her dementia my Mom could be, at times, quite challenging to deal with. Staff charged with her care were always patient, caring and respectful. Also, the Executive Director and Assistant Executive Director of Goddard were always very helpful and responsive to any questions/issues encountered. I feel fortunate that I was able to find this special "home" for my Mom during the last few years of her life.

  • Lucy Aptekar a year ago

    My husband has been living in Assisted Living at Goddard House for 6 months and our whole family couldn't be more delighted with the care and attention he receives! The staff are compassionate, always willing to accommodate suggestions, knowledgable and caring. We appreciate the welcoming front desk, the menu options in the dining room, the many entertaining and engaging daily programs, the curated nightly movies, the joyful professional musical performances 3x's a week and the relief in knowing that medicine delivery and daily living assistance are provided with respect. Goddard House is well-run, providing the experiences we were seeking for continuing a meaningful life.

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(617) 731-8500
Address on Google
165 Chestnut St, Brookline, MA 02445, USA
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