Assisted Living Residences at Hancock Park

Assisted Living Residences at Hancock Park sits in the heart of Quincy at 164 Parkingway, surrounded by shopping, dining, and entertainment, and offers 42 bright and sunny apartments, including studio and one-bedroom options, each with individually controlled heat and air conditioning. There's help with everyday things like bathing, dressing, and medication management, with caring staff available around the clock and an emergency response system for safety. Meals come three times a day in the community dining room, with daily snacks and menu options for special diets like diabetic, vegetarian, kosher, low-salt, or allergy-sensitive needs, and all-day dining is available. Apartments are pet-friendly, have high-speed internet, WiFi, kitchenettes, and some even have cable TV, while housekeeping, laundry, and linen service take chores off residents' minds. The activities schedule keeps days interesting with movie nights, trips, outings, an arts room, fitness equipment, yoga, and a community-sponsored calendar, and there are comfortable spaces like the spacious common area, a porch with flower gardens, club and activity rooms, and country kitchens for gathering with neighbors. The residence shares a campus with Hancock Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, which means skilled nursing, therapies like occupational and physical therapy, hospice care, and a subacute unit for medically complex cases are on hand when needed, providing a continuum of care for those who might need more medical support over time or after hospital stays. You'll find amenities like a hair and nail salon, wheelchair accessible layout, walking paths, and free parking for both guests and residents, along with the option for guests to dine, visit overnight, and pet visits too. There's a focus on keeping seniors independent and comfortable while offering privacy, support, and respect, letting residents forget the worries of cooking, cleaning, or home maintenance. BaneCare Management runs the community, and they've been members since 2020, focusing on healthcare and compassionate service. Tour options and short-term respite stays help people see daily life before making long-term plans.