Center Communities of Brookline is an independent senior living community in Brookline, Massachusetts, offering vibrant city living combined with supportive services and wellness programs tailored to residents' needs.
The community operates multiple residences in prime locations throughout Brookline, including the Marilyn and André Danesh Family Residences, a new building at 108 Centre Street, the Julian and Carol Feinberg Cohen Residences in Coolidge Corner, and the Diane and Mark Goldman Family Residences near Washington Square. The Skyline Café serves nutritious meals with lunch and dinner offered Monday through Friday, featuring views overlooking the Boston skyline.
Wellness and fitness are central to the community's offerings. State-of-the-art fitness centers provide supervised exercise programs seven days a week, including progressive strength training, flexibility training, cardiovascular training, and group classes such as tai chi, yoga, muscle building, functional fitness, Zumba, Wii fitness, and stretching. The community also provides integrated wellness teams to help residents proactively manage their health and access to in-home care services.
Daily programming includes a variety of activities, bus trips, and transportation to local shopping. The community emphasizes enriching social opportunities and a multiculturally diverse resident population. A health care team is available to coordinate care with residents' primary care physicians, specialists, and insurance providers.
Located in Coolidge Corner and Washington Square, the community sits in the heart of Brookline, a Boston suburb offering shops, recreation parks, cafés, walking trails, entertainment, and cultural venues. Residents are in close proximity to Brookline's active senior center and local amenities. Center Communities of Brookline is part of Hebrew SeniorLife, a nonprofit organization that welcomes older adults of any religion, culture, race, sexual orientation, gender expression, and class background.