Senior Living & Senior Housing in Providence, RI
Explore 44 senior living and senior housing options in Providence, RI — from retirement communities and independent living to assisted living and memory care. Compare all 44 senior communities in Providence using state-licensed data.
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700 Smith Street
Best for active residents who value fine dining, outdoor gardens, and a full range of amenities in a medium-sized, upscale community. Pet owners will appreciate the all-pets-welcome policy and variety of room options to suit different lifestyles.
670 North Main Street, Atten: Lauren Yabut
A good fit for residents seeking value-oriented senior living with comprehensive support services, including 24-hour nursing and medication management. Restaurant-style dining and a library appeal to those who want engaging community life without premium pricing.
101 Highland Avenue
Best for active residents seeking restaurant-style dining, fitness opportunities, and a full calendar of social activities in a medium-sized community. Transportation and housekeeping services are included.
109 Melrose Street
Best for budget-conscious residents seeking comprehensive care support and a smaller, intimate community setting. Restaurant-style dining, outdoor gardens, and amenities like a fitness center and beauty salon round out daily life.
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