Heights Crossing Assisted Living

Yes. We are still requiring visitors to have their temperature taken and answer some questions about whether they have a fever or have traveled out of state recently. We also are still requiring masks in our common areas. We will continue to abide by government recommendations, but as they ease up on restrictions, such as the mask mandate, we will change our rules too. Good news though - the vast majority of our residents have been vaccinated. So, we consider our community to be an extremely safe place to visit and live!

We are located just off Rt 24, on the Stoughton line. It’s very convenient to get to. Despite our location right off a main road, our building is nestled amid natural surroundings and beautifully landscaped grounds with a neighborhood feel! Also, we are in a senior living campus setting with Bay Pointe Rehabilitation Center next door. They offer short term and long term nursing care. This is great for our residents who want to stay in this location should they need rehab services after a hospital stay or long-term care in a nursing home. Also it’s good for couples who have different care needs, now or in the future. They can continue to be close to each other making visiting super easy.

Yes, we allow cats only.

Unlike most assisted living communities we have NO MINIMUM length of stay. So, YES, we can absolutely accommodate your Mom! Many seniors have stayed with us through the years for short-term stays when their families are away on business or vacation, or when someone comes out of the hospital but needs some additional care and specialized services. People even move in for a short time (a couple of weeks or a month) to ”try” out living here - just to make sure they really like it before they commit to a permanent move to make Heights Crossing their new home.

We usually have a few apartments available for rent. Just call and ask for our Director of Community Relations and they can let you know exactly what type of apartments we have (studio or one-bedroom), and also whether we have available apartments in our Assisted Living neighborhood or our secure Compass Memory Support Neighborhood for those with dementia.

Yes! People often assume that Assisted Living communities cannot accommodate people on oxygen or who have other medical needs. You might be surprised at how many people can live here - those who are in wheelchairs, those who need special diets to manage hypertension or diabetes, or those coming out of the hospital who need individual attention and personal care. We also bring in specialized services and care for residents and those staying with us short-term - like PT, OT, speech therapy.

We are private pay. However, if you have long-term care insurance that will help reduce the monthly cost. We also accept the Veteran's Aid & Attendance benefit for veterans and their surviving spouses, which can provide over $1,000 toward the monthly rent. To be sure that everyone who is eligible gets this government benefit, we put new residents in touch with our partner, Elder Resource Benefits Consulting, who guides them through the process and all the paperwork for free. Finally, some people do opt to share an apartment with a roommate and that also brings the cost down. Give us a call to learn more!

If you are referring to a job application, you can apply to every open position online through our website - HeightsCrossing.com/careers Thanks for your interest in working at our community!

Frances, thank you for your interest in Heights Crossing Assisted Living & Compass Memory Support community. We do offer a specialized therapeutic neighborhood designed specifically for those with memory loss, Alzheimer's disease or related dementias. Whether or not we have availability depends on when you are looking to move in. We'd love to have you in for a visit! Come for lunch, take a tour and you can fill out an application while you are here. While we do not accept Mass Health, we do have other financial programs available to residents that may help offset costs, including one for veterans and their spouses. Please call us at 508-580-4300 so we can discuss further!

Hi Kerri, Yes, Heights Crossing Assisted Living is currently hiring for Resident Care Associates. You can find more about open positions at Heights Crossing on our website (https://www.seniorlivingresidences.com/careers/search-openings/). Have a great day! Emily

Thank you for your interest in Heights Crossing. While the cost listed previously is a good representation of what the average resident would pay for a 1bd in our assisted living community, there are some factors that can vary the monthly cost, such as apartment size, location and layout, as well as the level of care and support a resident may need. For the most up to date information on services, amenities, pricing and availability, please call our Director of Community Relations, Kathy Hermanson at 508.580.4300.

Yes! We do have a state-of-the-art Compass Memory Support Neighborhood specifically designed for those with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia-causing diseases. Apartments in Compass range from $7,400-$8,800 per month in 2018. The ranges are dependent on the level of personalized care the resident needs as well as the type of apartment they choose.