Burlington, MA - Senior Assisted Living

See our Burlington assisted living or specialized care listings below:

• Assisted Living
• Alzheimer's Care
• Independent Living
• Senior Apts/Homes

Based in a largely suburban area of Middlesex County, Burlington has nine elderly care facilities around the city that gives residents a collection of care options from which to select from. Moving around the city of Burlington can potentially be tough, requiring a car or family member's help. Should the need arise, there are a few nursing homes and hospitals nearby.

Senior Living Amenities & Services in Burlington

Feeling relaxed at a facility is mainly about finding the combination of amenities the resident needs that are available at a given center. Burlington facilities provide amenities such as:

• Physicians are on call
• Hair cutting and other beauty services
• Individualized meal options

Burlington has a varied network of facilities that are there for seniors' unique daily needs which can go over and above the average level of amenities. Specialized care facilities may provide for on-call therapists like occupational and speech therapists. Some senior care facilities arrange for kosher meals. They allow dogs and cats, arrange indoor activities, and provide resident parking.

When getting in touch with the long term care facilities listed on this page it can be useful - though not vital - to have the resident's history on hand. Consider preparing a brief medical history summary. Be sure to include any relevant insurance, doctor and hospital names and phone numbers as the new facility coordinator might have certain questions and information requests. This kind of info can aid in outlining any specialized care the individual might need, which helps with facility choice.

Senior Living Cost Comparison in Burlington

The price of care facilities varies depending on the type of services required, but on average it costs residents about $5,900 every month. Nearby Woburn averages around $6,900 for long term care facilities, which costs more than Burlington. For residents that qualify there likely exists federal options to lower costs. Review the detailed breakdown of costs with comparisons for other nearby cities below.

Assisted Living Average Prices in Nearby Cities

Source: Aggregated from the Genworth 2013, 2015 Cost of Care Survey, state licensing units, and from facility surveys. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, please confirm details with facilities directly.