Rhode Island is known as “The Ocean State” because a large portion of the state borders the Atlantic Ocean. While it may be the smallest state in the union – with a total area of only 1,045 square miles – “Little Rhody” still has plenty to offer. Rhode Island’s vibrant cities like Providence and Pawtucket, along with its pristine beaches and proximity to the Boston metropolitan area make it one of the Northeast’s ideal retirement destinations.
There are more than 30 nursing homes in Rhode Island. A Place for Mom’s Senior Living Advisors can provide you with a list of nursing homes in RI to help you find the community that fits your needs and budget.
The median monthly cost of a private room in a nursing home in Rhode Island is about $10,600, according to Genworth. The median monthly cost for a semi-private room is around $10,000.
After my dad passed away, my mom was adamant she would never move to assisted living. I tried to honor her wishes, but despite part-time home care, her cognitive, physical, and emotional health declined,...
We left there [date removed], however what we liked the most about the community was their great staff, the great good and the good day trips. Based on the experience we had, we would recommend Atria...
After my dad passed away, my mom was adamant she would never move to assisted living. I tried to honor her wishes, but despite part-time home care, her cognitive, physical, and emotional health declined,...
My Aunt [removed name] had been alone for a few years before moving to Draper. She was sad and resigned when she left her home but was brave and made the change. She is involved now and a part of...
The staff and residents welcomed mom in with open arms. Every person we encountered was very friendly, warm, compassionate, comforting and it felt like a family immediately. The food, the activities and...
It's a great place. We picked this community because of the location and the tour and the staff. The experience has been excellent.
5 on each. Small and the personal care is wonderful. Yes, I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far.
My grandmother is very happy there. She has become very active and is socializing more than ever. Staff are very kind and helpful.
What I like the most about the community is that the food here is quite good. All the staff take time to say hello and make you feel welcome. I enjoy the activities. [names removed] make sure everyone has...
It's a pretty clean place. The staff is very good. The director and head RN are great. Activities director keeps everyone busy and is an absolutely amazing person. Dining is decent food. Dining room itself...
After my dad passed away, my mom was adamant she would never move to assisted living. I tried to honor her wishes, but despite part-time home care, her cognitive, physical, and emotional health declined,...
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