Rose Meadow Acres sits in New Boston at 539 Old Coach Rd and provides assisted living care for people who need help with daily life, especially those with brain injury, spinal cord injury, or neurological disorders, and in fact the place belongs to a group with three separate facilities called Rose Meadow Farm, Rose Meadow Garden, and Rose Meadow Acres itself, so folks here might get specialized care not everyone can find. The residence offers 16 furnished assisted living units that come as studios, shared rooms, or one-bedroom suites, which helps with different needs and budgets, and each room has a telephone. There's scheduled and all-day dining, and the kitchen staff offers allergy-sensitive meals, diabetes diets, and handles other special dietary needs. Meal service includes a communal dining room, with help for those who need individual dining assistance, plus residents can spend time in areas like a movie theater, library, game room, greenhouse, or enjoy the garden and courtyard, and people like movie nights and gardening programs that break up the week.
The community has walking paths and provides transportation and parking. Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning are available, so chores don't fall to the residents. The staff supports people with bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, and also assists those who can't move around on their own, and 24-hour supervision makes sure somebody's always available. There's an emergency response system in each room for safety, with on-call RN services ready. The facility has features like massage therapy, weight management, barber and beauty shop, and an emergency alert system, together with support for case coordination and contract medical management. Rose Meadow Acres lets residents bring pets, so people don't have to leave an animal behind. Activities are community-sponsored with scheduled leisure and recreational programs made to keep everyone engaged, and folks often enjoy productive activities that match their interests and support quality of life.
The administrator named Bethany Case manages things here, and the operator for the facility is Rose Meadow Acres, Inc. Residents may come for both long-term and respite services, and the place emphasizes developing the right program for each person, especially for those with neurological and physical disabilities. Rose Meadow Acres gives full access to licensed physical, occupational, and speech therapies, along with home health and rehabilitation services, and the care team coordinates with healthcare providers to monitor medications and treatments. This isn't a large facility-there are 16 beds, so the environment stays homey and community-focused. Security is round the clock along with support for assistance with mobility, and room and board services are provided for all. The place holds a high review score, though that's based on one review, and more information is available for those who want to learn about what the residence offers.
