Assisted Living Directory - Connecticut Assisted Living Facilities & Senior Care

The State of Connecticut, as with many states, has a specific definition of assisted living, and their DSS website offers details about the different assisted living programs in the state. The State of Connecticut defines assisted living as ‘a special combination of housing, supportive services, personalized assistance and health care designed to respond to the individual needs of those who need help with activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living.

* Learn about Connecticut’s Medicaid Waiver Programs

Supportive services are available 24 hours a day to meet scheduled needs in a way that promotes maximum dignity and independence for each resident resident and involves the resident’s family, neighbors, and friends.

***The Median Monthly Cost for Assisted Living in Connecticut (Private, One-Bedroom) is: $4,950

There are also State-Funded Congregate and HUD Facilities with a number of different service packages depending on the needs of the individual. Details about these different options and eligibility can be found on the State of Connecticut’s Department of Social Services site here.

All facilities listed on this page may be contacted directly and safely. We also include facility video tours on this page. Intro by D. Besnette.

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***Looking for More? The State of Connecticut’s Long Term Care Services and Supports and the Aging and Disability Resource Centers has a robust assisted living/long-term care directory of providers that details many of the facilities in Connecticut, as well as those identified for low-income seniors. Learn how to find Assisted Living and senior housing for low-income seniors throughout Connecticut.

If you need help, or are having trouble finding care, we recommend learning about Connecticut 2-1-1, which is supported by the State of Connecticut, and the United Way of Connecticut.