Bradford Court

Bradford Court is a senior living community with 98 units, offering one- and two-bedroom apartments, built in 1981 with a total space of 67,236 square feet, and the place has a smoke-free building policy and rent covers electricity, heat, and hot water, which makes things easier and more affordable for the elderly, disabled, or handicapped residents. The staff at Bradford Court are known for being helpful, joyful, and kind, and they make the environment friendly and welcoming, the kind of place where people look out for each other, and you'll find community features like a community room, laundry facilities, elevator access, and on-site management, plus a Resident Service Coordinator to help whenever someone needs assistance. Here, they focus on keeping residents healthy and active, offering nutritious meals made with quality ingredients, and a variety of services to meet different needs, including independent living for seniors who want hassle-free, social lives; assisted living for those needing help with bathing, dressing, or medication; memory care designed for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia with features to reduce confusion and keep folks safe; home care services with trained aides for companionship and help with non-medical tasks; plus hospice, respite, nursing care, and care homes as well, so residents have choices as their needs and health change. Bradford Court is a Low Income Housing Tax Credit property with Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance and a Section 202 contract with HUD, which means rent is based on 30% of adjusted gross income if you qualify, and the application process is done by phone, online, or in person, but you'll need proof of income and must meet eligibility requirements, like being 62 or older, disabled, or handicapped. There are a range of floor plans, from studios to spacious two-bedroom units, with modern finishes and energy-efficient features, and the property has on-site maintenance, 24-hour support, and is designed for a low-maintenance lifestyle, making it a practical place for seniors who want affordable housing but do not want to feel crowded or lose their independence; people get recreational and social opportunities, and daily care when needed, and the service area covers all of Rhode Island, so it's a good option for many families across the state who want options for senior living with flexible services in one spot.