Vermont is primarily known for its scenic natural beauty, famous covered bridges, and popularity as a vacation and skiing destination. And yes, it’s also known for maple syrup – Vermont is the largest producer of maple syrup in the United States. Vermont’s expansive, serene woodlands, snowy peaks, and charming cities like Burlington make “The Green Mountain State” a perfect retirement destination.
There are more than 15 nursing homes in Vermont. A Place for Mom’s Senior Living Advisors can provide you with a list of nursing homes in Vermont 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 Vermont is about $11,300, according to Genworth. The median monthly cost for a semi-private room is about $10,700.
The activities are always going on. We go out on excursions and people come here to teach us and show how to make art! I can go see anyone and they help and they care. I have met new people and making new...
Harbor Village is well maintained and overall active facility. They have many group activities and services available for tenants. Kept clean and has very friendly staff.
[name removed] was great to talk with and provided us with a lot of information and guidance that we did not have prior to meeting her. We would have chosen The Residences at Shelburne Bay had it been closer...
Harbor Village is well maintained and overall active facility. They have many group activities and services available for tenants. Kept clean and has very friendly staff.
[name removed] was great to talk with and provided us with a lot of information and guidance that we did not have prior to meeting her. We would have chosen The Residences at Shelburne Bay had it been closer...
They need to work on getting new residents acclimated and feeling at home. My dad joined the welcoming committee to help with that
Staff always accommodating and friendly. Flexible and helpful when mom had to be hospitalized for a stroke and then returned to Equinox. Good communicators.
The staff is friendly and caring. They work very hard to make sure everyone is well fed and comfortable. The atmosphere is very "homey". They could improve on the food choices and quality. The activities are...
Could not have been more attentive and helpful. Please reach out they have the ability to make a very hard situation graceful. I am able to find peace knowing she is in good hands. The care not only for...
The staff was minimal on weekends. Maple Ridge assisted living coordinator told me that this would be my mother's final home, that they were experienced with residents with Parkinson's disease, that Mom...
The activities are always going on. We go out on excursions and people come here to teach us and show how to make art! I can go see anyone and they help and they care. I have met new people and making new...
Harbor Village is well maintained and overall active facility. They have many group activities and services available for tenants. Kept clean and has very friendly staff.
Harbor Village is well maintained and overall active facility. They have many group activities and services available for tenants. Kept clean and has very friendly staff.
They need to work on getting new residents acclimated and feeling at home. My dad joined the welcoming committee to help with that
Everything has been going great so far. We really like this community. Mom likes that they provide transportation for her when she needs to go somewhere. Mom also likes the food and they offer a lot of...
Average monthly costs
Vermont
US National average
Average monthly costs
Average monthly costs
Vermont
Burlington, VT
Average monthly costs
| Community type | Vermont | U.S. | Cost difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assisted Living | $7,913/mo | $5,909/mo | 33.9% above national average |
| Memory Care | $11,526/mo | $7,121/mo | 61.9% above national average |
| Independent Living | $4,251/mo | $3,532/mo | 20.4% above national average |
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