Studio
Assisted Living · 0 bedroom
$6,500/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 10, 2026Community profile
420 Reservoir Avenue, Revere, MA
★ 3.816 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
This wonderful, expansive community is located within a beautiful, residential neighborhood close to Revere’s beaches and parks. Prospect House’s traditional, vintage interiors offer luxurious comfort while the modern, well-maintained exteriors offer a refreshing, secure environment. From the gracious dining room to the shady gazebos, the community offers only the best amenities to residents. Prospect House aims to offer a joyous, fulfilling retirement by offering exceptional personalized services and round-the-clock staffing. Committed to providing ease and comfort, the community offers several affordable care options for retirement. To maximize care and allow for an easy transition, Prospect House offers options for assisted living, memory care, respite care, and rehabilitation. Community Services and Amenities The community understands that it becomes increasingly difficult to live or maintain a home as residents age, so they offer a carefree lifestyle in the assisted living community. The comprehensive wellness services allow staff to craft individualized care plans with licensed nurses. The care team happily offers assistance with daily living activities, transfer, health monitoring, medication, and diet. They also take care of basic shopping, housekeeping, and laundry so residents can live worry-free. For residents experiencing Alzheimer’s or dementia, the memory care program offers a care plan designed to stimulate cognitive and physical skills. For those who need additional care and support for a short period of time, Prospect House offers respite care and rehabilitation services. The community coordinates with the resident’s physician to create a care plan that promotes a healthy recovery. Services offer a bridge between hospital and home through 24-hour care, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and psychiatric services. Long-term and short-term residents can all enjoy the wonderful amenities. Each resident is offered three nutritious, gourmet meals daily along with healthy snacks in the cafe bistro to help lead a well-balanced lifestyle. The community also offers several activities to keep residents active and engaged. Programs include exercise, cultural events, creative arts, concerts, board games, and more. Additional services like off-site excursions, tax credit assistance, newspaper delivery, postal services, beauty salon/barbershop services, and more are also offered. To help maintain a safe, healthy environment, the community is fully equipped with an emergency call system and is happy to be a smoke-free campus. Living Arrangements Prospect House currently offers fully furnished studio and one-bedroom apartments for individuals in all residences. Each apartment is equipped with an accessible bathroom, a full kitchenette, and an emergency system. Residents are welcome to decorate with personal belongings to help create a homelike atmosphere. State Classification Prospect House is an assisted living residence , which in the state of Massachusetts is a residence that provides housing and personal care to residents. Personal care includes assistance with activities of daily living, self-administered medication management, and supervision. An assisted living residence can provide skilled nursing care or special care to residents with cognitive impairments as long as they meet the proper requirements. Related Articles Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference? 6 Practical Things to Consider When Moving an Aging Loved One 4 Reasons Why Independent or Assisted Living May Trump Living Alone
Assisted Living · 0 bedroom
$6,500/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 10, 2026Assisted Living · 1 bedroom
$7,800/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 10, 2026Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$8,500/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 10, 2026Memory Care
$6,500/month
Care fees not included
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★★★★★
PositiveI toured five different communities and by far Prospect House was the most impressive Since I have moved in my life has changed. I've met a lot of new friends the food is wonderful and the courtyard is perfection.
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PositiveI'm very happy. The only thing is that the staff puts away the wash cloths and hair washing caps (for dementia patients so they don't have to get in the shower). The problem is, she lies! My mom says she was bathed when she wasn't. I am forceful with her and insist I bath her. But when I cannot find the products, I typically do not have the time (or patience frankly) to go back and find them. The wash cloths and shower cap things are specifically made for bed ridden people, and they're much easier to use than get…
★★★★★
CriticalStaff are nice and very helpful. Food not great flavor wise and health wise. Activities decent. Some poor communication about various matters. Told us recently that PACE rules changed (my mom will qualify in a year) and that we needed [removed]k in a separate bank account with me as PoA. Luckily my mom's have to move. They then said we were out of compliance with opening the account. They never told us in the meeting that it needed to be open now. Things like that have been very stressful.
★★★★★
CriticalI would not recommend this place to anyone. After much research, my daughters found this facility for my ex-wife who has Alz Dementia. There were nothing but problem from the very beginning. I live with eldest daughter so I experienced all the phone calls first hand it was ridiculous. The facility itself was dirty (they had mice and bugs). The staff was constantly changing. The staff would sleep, eat and chat on the phone in the dining room while on duty. They continually called 911 and sent her to various hospital…
★★★★★
CriticalWe moved my mom into Generations at Prospect House in [date removed] since then it's been nothing short of living nightmare. I would arrive to find my mom had not been showered and her hair would be so greasy. Her bed would have urine stained sheets. Her laundry would be over flowing. We were getting calls that she was falling every single day (she never fell before she moved to Prospect). They would send her to different hospitals for no reason. She was not given her meds properly. On more than one occasion I foun…
★★★★★
CriticalThe facility lacks a lot, if your looking for memory care help for your loved one, look somewhere else. The only thing an aide can say, "I wasn't here this ( morning , afternoon) No one takes responsibilty. Meds are not given out at the specified times. Place is dirty and dingy.
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Coverage last checked August 10, 2026.