7 Independent Living Communities in Middlesex County, Connecticut

Lisa W

Poor leadership at Executive Level is leading to fee increases for care not being dispensed. Recommendations for memory care by staff members that do not possess the qualifications to do so. Lack of activities in memory care except in cases when corporate is on the premises. An entire week passed by without any detergent to clean residents clothes. A small point in the scheme of bigger concerns. However with that amount of money being charged that should never happen. High employee turnover, leading to lack of consistency in resident care. Do not place your loved one here

L. Martin

My mother-in-law passed away recently while living at The Residences at Paine Estate. On December 7, 2023 her room was deemed by the Wayland Board of Health as violating Article II of the State Sanitary Code 105 CMR 410.00 "Minimum Standards of Fitness for Human Habitation." The room was covered in mold from a leak.

Adrian Tarr

It was a wonderful visit it was readily apparent that my aunt and uncle were receiving the best if care.

Anthony

My mother-in-law was recently a resident at Maplewood at Weston and her stay couldn’t have been more pleasant! The facilities were very well maintained and every member of the staff was extremely polite and courteous to her and our family when we came to visit. She loved the property especially the gardens. I highly recommend Maplewood at Weston

Stephen Roche

The staff were amazing couldn\'t think of a better or safer place for my parents