Brick Manor Residential Care sits on 29 9th St, in a quiet neighborhood in Providence, Rhode Island, and offers a small, community-focused place for seniors. People here can choose between private or semi-private rooms, with monthly prices of $3,000 for private rooms and $2,500 for semi-private, which ends up less expensive than most other places in Providence County and Rhode Island. The staff provides board and care home services, which means help with things like dressing, bathing, medication, and meals, and for those who need more, there's round-the-clock skilled nursing, including help with rehabilitation, wound care, or even hospice services. There's also memory care in a safe and secure setting, with special activities meant to support people with dementia or Alzheimer's any time of day or night, and independent living options for those who want a maintenance-free lifestyle but might want help sometimes, like with meals or housekeeping, while still doing things for themselves.
Residents at Brick Manor get easy transportation options, including complimentary rides and nearby access to Providence Station, which is about 2 miles away, especially handy for family visits. The area gives close access to small parks like Lippitt Memorial Park or Blackstone Boulevard, and the building is also near hospitals such as Miriam Hospital, with plenty of doctors and pharmacies-such as Walgreens and CVS-within easy reach. You've got a pet-friendly policy, so people can bring their small animals, which helps some folks feel at home, and the place is non-smoking indoors, keeping the air cleaner. Folks can keep busy with social activities, fitness or wellness programs, and use the on-site amenities, like Wi-Fi or parking. Shops, doctors, theaters, and over 40 dining spots, including cafes and restaurants like Providence Bagel or Starbucks, all sit within quick travel distance.
This place offers several care levels-independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing-so people can stay even as their care needs change, which is something families often want so moves are less frequent. They also offer respite care so caregivers can take breaks, and the setting feels more like a home than an institution, which helps residents form real bonds with staff and neighbors. The staff support residents in daily tasks and aim to keep people as independent as possible. They've got each resident on a personal plan, adjusting care day by day, and offer meals, cleaning, help with medication, and activities, plus extras like salons and physical therapy if needed. The property stays accessible for wheelchairs, has strong safety features, and lets friends or family visit during posted hours throughout the week.
Brick Manor Residential Care lists itself on directories with an overall rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on over 3,400 reviews, though there aren't specific reviews just for the Brick Manor facility shown. While the care is personalized and options are many, families should check further details and visit to see if the setting fits their needs. The facility allows families to talk with a local Senior Living Advisor free of charge, and there's no fee unless a move actually happens. Amenities and prices stay open for review, and the property's close to many helpful local businesses, making it a practical choice for those needing straightforward senior care without the bustle of a big institution.
