Carmel Terrace

Carmel Terrace is an assisted living community in Framingham, Massachusetts, operated as a non-profit Catholic facility by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. The community offers both assisted and independent living services on a campus that also includes St. Patrick's Manor, a skilled nursing center providing long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care services.

The community provides personalized care in a homelike setting, with staff committed to meeting residents' physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Services and amenities include restaurant-style dining, enriching activities, daily Mass, and spiritual enrichment programs. The philosophy emphasizes supporting residents in maintaining independence while providing necessary assistance, with staff focused on fostering a supportive and inclusive environment rooted in values of dignity, respect, and service.

Located on a campus established in 1953 in Boston and moved to Framingham in 1970, Carmel Terrace opened in 1995 and has operated for three decades. The Framingham campus creates a vibrant, close-knit atmosphere where residents benefit from access to a continuum of care without needing to relocate if their care needs change. The community is sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, an organization founded in 1929 as the first American community of religious women dedicated solely to caring for the aged.