Assisted Living in Quincy, Massachusetts
Assisted Living Residences at Hancock Park supports a resident’s independence first, and adds medical care or nursing support when it becomes necessary. Our 42 apartments sit at 164 Parkingway in the heart of historic Quincy — a convenient downtown Quincy location, with shopping, dining and entertainment close enough that residents and visitors aren’t planning a trip around them. Studio and one-bedroom apartments are available, so a resident can choose the layout that fits how they actually live. And if someone needs short-term rehabilitation or skilled nursing along the way, Hancock Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center is in the same building. No new address, no long drive for the family.
Assisted living rates at Hancock Park start at $4,000 a month. Families comparing affordable assisted living options on the South Shore can measure that against what they’ve been quoted elsewhere, then call us to talk through what a particular apartment and level of care would actually run.
Studio & One-Bedroom Apartments, Services & Amenities
The apartments at Hancock Park are bright and sunny, and every resident gets a private one — with housekeeping and linen service, medication monitoring, wellness programs and assistance with the activities of daily living that have gotten harder. What doesn’t change is the door they close behind them. Our caregivers know residents by name and by preference, and the support they give is meant to be exactly as much as someone wants, and no more.
Dining and activities are where the day takes its shape. Our chefs and culinary staff put out breakfast, lunch and dinner restaurant-style, so no one has to cook or clean up again unless they’d like to. The calendar runs from social and recreational programs to educational and spiritual ones, and in good weather much of it moves out to the deck and its flower gardens. The common areas stay busy for the same reason — people would rather be near each other than alone in a room.
We also offer respite and short-term stays. When a family caregiver has surgery scheduled, a vacation booked, or simply needs two weeks to catch their breath, a short stay here covers the gap with the same apartments, the same meals and the same staff as a permanent residency. South Shore families from Quincy, Milton, Boston and beyond tell us the location is what makes visiting easy.
Frequently Asked Questions About Assisted Living in Quincy
Rates start at $4,000 a month. That covers a private studio or one-bedroom apartment, three restaurant-style meals a day, housekeeping and linen service, the full activities calendar, and medication monitoring. Residents who need more hands-on assistance with activities of daily living may pay more depending on level of care. Call 617-773-4222 and we’ll give you a real number for your situation instead of a range.
Hancock Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center operates in the same building, so a move to short-term rehab or skilled nursing doesn’t mean leaving the building or starting over with a new set of caregivers.
es. Respite and short-term stays are available for post-hospital recovery, a family caregiver’s vacation, or a trial run before committing to a permanent apartment. Call 617-773-4222 for current availability.
We’re at 164 Parkingway, in downtown Quincy — walking distance to Quincy Center, and an easy drive from Milton, Braintree, Dorchester and the rest of the South Shore.
Yes, and we’d rather you did. We host a complimentary luncheon and tour so families can see the apartments, meet the staff and eat the food before signing anything.
Schedule a Tour
If you or a family member is looking at the next step in care and comfort, come have lunch with us. Call 617-773-4222 to schedule a tour and a complimentary luncheon, and find out why your friends and neighbors choose Assisted Living Residences at Hancock Park. Ask about our short-term respite stays while you’re here.
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Testimonials
It is so difficult to put into words out heartfelt appreciation for the supportive care that our loved one, Bill A. received at Bay Path. We realize that it’s not an easy job for any of you with constant demands and needs of your residents being a daily consideration. Everyone from the welcoming ladies at the front desk, the staff at the desk at Alden, the administration, the nursing and the social worker staff, the CNAS, food service, maintenance, speech and physical therapy all provided an exceptional level of care.
– Lauren A. and Family.
I wanted to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the management, owners and staff members at John Scott House for the services and care provided to my mother, Dorothy A., during her stay there from June of 2012 until her passing there on November 16, 2017 just after her 94th birthday. Over that five and a half years there were many issues and challenges from day to day, but I have to say the services could not have been better, in every situation...
Sincerely, – Raymond A.
I’d like to take this opportunity to extend our sincerest thanks to the staff of both the Addison Gilbert Hospital and the Seacoast Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. Over the last few months, my father was a patient at both facilities. He’s now able to continue his stroke recovery care at home. We credit his progress to first, the Gloucester Fire Department, the ER staff at AGH, the attending specialists, nursing staff, aides, nutritionists, therapists, and nurse practitioners.
– JILL W. AND FAMILY
