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CT Has 23 Senior Living Communities On U.S. News 'Best' List
U.S. News and World Report evaluated nearly 4,000 U.S. communities for the report, including 45 in Connecticut.
CONNECTICUT — U.S. News and World report said in new Best Senior Living ratings released last week that 23 retirement communities in Connecticut are worth consideration for older Americans as they plan for increasing medical needs.
The report, now in its second year, evaluates nearly 4,000 U.S. communities in one or more of the following categories: independent living, assisted living, memory care and continuing care retirement.
The communities that made the cut in at least one of the categories “excel in making residents feel safe, well cared for and highly satisfied by the services provided,” Zach Adams, senior health data engineer at U.S. News, said in a news release.
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In Connecticut, U.S. News evaluated 45 senior living communities and recognized 23 of them, including:
- Edgehill, Stamford
- The Watermark at 3030 Park, Bridgeport
- The Linden at Brookfield, Brookfield
- Duncaster Retirement Community, Bloomfield
- Benchmark Senior Living at Split Rock, Shelton
- The Landing of North Haven, North Haven
- Brightview on New Canaan, Norwalk
- Brighton Gardens of Stamford, Stamford
- Sunrise of Stamford, Stamford
- Meadow Ridge, Redding
- The Village at Kensington Place, Meriden
- Academy Point at Mystic, Mystic
- Carriage Green at Milford, Milford
- The Linden at Woodbridge, Woodbridge
- Sunrise of Fairfield, Fairfield
- Brightview Shelton, Shelton
- Brookdale West Hartford, West Hartford
- Crescent Point at Niantic, Niantic
- The Village at East Farms, Waterbury
- The Hearth at Tuxis Pond, Madison
- Middlebrook Farms, Trumbull
- The Village at South Farms, Middletown
- The Village at Buckland Court, South Windsor
U.S. News offers a community finder tool that includes detailed profiles on each of the facilities that participated in the 2022 survey.
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To be included, retirement communities had to participate in a six-month consumer-satisfaction survey and had to meet certain U.S. News eligibility criteria. The 4,000 that met the criteria represent only a fraction of the tens of thousands of such licensed senior living communities and facilities nationwide.
The ratings show 17 senior living companies with more than 20 participating retirement communities received awards for more than half of them.
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