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Search assisted living communities in Connecticut. Find assisted living homes that offer a number of different amenities and services ranging from laundry services, social events and more.

Featured Assisted Living Communities in Connecticut

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River Ridge at Avon

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Avon, CT
starting at $2,800 monthly
Benchmark Senior Living
 
B

The Village at Brookfield Common

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Brookfield, CT
starting at $4,800 monthly
Benchmark Senior Living
 
C

Maplewood at Danbury - CT

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Danbury, CT
starting at $4,200 monthly
Maplewood Companies
 
D

Atria Darien

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Darien, CT
starting at $5,375 monthly
Atria Senior Living
 
E

The Village at Mariner's Point

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East Haven, CT
starting at $3,100 monthly
Benchmark Senior Living
 
F

Crescent Point at Niantic

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East Lyme, CT
starting at $5,000 monthly
Benchmark Senior Living
 
G

The Gables at Farmington

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Farmington, CT
starting at $2,800 monthly
Brookdale Senior Living
 
H

Groton Regency Retirement

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Groton, CT
starting at $3,255 monthly
Genesis
 
I

Atria Larson Place

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Hamden, CT
starting at $3,200 monthly
Atria Senior Living
 
J

Maple Woods at Hamden

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Hamden, CT
starting at $4,137 monthly
Benchmark Senior Living
 


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