Olmsted Place at Goddard House in Brookline is named for Frederick Law Olmsted, the American landscape architect famous for his design of environments to nurture the mind and spirit.
This nurturing quality abounds at Olmsted Place, giving it the feel of home with private rooms and baths clustered into four cozy neighborhoods that include comfortable living rooms, healthy family-style dining, and secure, spacious grounds. When a family member has memory impairment, you want home to be a place that is safe and stimulating, and where your loved one feels comfortable and well cared for.
With a choice of trips, arts events, spiritual, and fitness programs, you can have confidence in our engaging individual and group activities. Olmsted Place staff create individualized care plans, reviewing them frequently to address each resident’s unique needs. Our exceptional caregivers participate regularly in specialized dementia training.
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