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New England Homes for the Deaf

154 Water Street

4.5(32 ratings)· Danvers average: 4.5

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Quick Facts

Total units
81
Medicare rating
4 of 5

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Ownership
Non profit, Corporation
Certified beds
81
Communication access
Staff communicate with residents using sign language
Specialization
Skilled nursing community dedicated to deaf residents

What Families Think

New England Homes for the Deaf is a skilled nursing and long-term care community in Danvers, MA, that specifically serves deaf and hard-of-hearing residents using sign language. Reviewers generally describe a caring, communicative staff and a clean environment, though one review raised concerns about staff attitude toward residents.

The Good

  • Staff use and are often fluent in sign language
  • Responsive nursing leadership who keep families updated
  • Active activities director organizing outings and events
  • Clean, warm, hospital-like atmosphere
  • Overall 4.5-star rating from families

The Bad

  • One report of staff speaking negatively about deaf residents
  • One reviewer described lack of friendly staff attitude
  • No published pricing information available

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About New England Homes for the Deaf

New England Homes for the Deaf is a skilled nursing / long term care community in Danvers, Massachusetts. The community is licensed for up to 81 residents.

Families rate New England Homes for the Deaf 4.5 out of 5 based on 32 Google reviews.

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Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.5overall · 32 ratings combined

4.5★ on Google (32)

rachel masters

Oct 2025

via Google

My mom has been there for almost 2 years now and while no nursing home is perfect and some are far from it entirely, this place is and has been so good for my mom. The activities director, Kristina Carnevale and her team are exceptional. They all use sign language and some are quite fluent. They have outings and in house activities including a visiting hair stylist that comes once a month. They encourage and support the residents like no where I've seen before. The nursing staff, headed by Deborah Anastopoulos are excellent. She is retiring but for the past few years has been nothing short of amazing. She responds to emails right away and keeps us posted on our moms current status and needs. Her replacement seems to be similar. Being in NYC, we cannot always be with our mom like we used to which is one draw back but the distance out weighs the worry and stress of having her in a place that offers no communication access and not much atmosphere and support. I'm grateful.

Suzanne D. Rogers

Jul 2024

via Google

Absolutely beautiful!!!! I'm every way this place is so so warm and comforting as soon as you see the front door!!!

Muhammad Matthews

Jun 2022

via Google

Thoughtful caring staff,friendly atmosphere, if you are in need of their services, don't hesitate to reach out to them

Could been better: staff attitude , lack of friendly staffs I’m coda I heard nurses talking bad about deaf residents who lived /current living in the nursing home… it worries me about my family member whose had complained constantly about the staffs. If it was up to me I would’ve taken my family member out of there and place in better place than this one .

Andrew Hadley

Jan 2020

via Google

I deliver produce here staff is always busy making food and helping the elderly ppl there. Seems like a nice place it's very clean inside kind of like a hospital atmosphere but for deaf ppl. I dont know what else to really say I know my friends father lived here for year and he seemed happy. The staff and tenants always seem polite.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does New England Homes for the Deaf offer?

New England Homes for the Deaf offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is New England Homes for the Deaf located?

New England Homes for the Deaf is located at 154 Water Street in Danvers, Massachusetts.

What do families say about New England Homes for the Deaf?

New England Homes for the Deaf is a skilled nursing and long-term care community in Danvers, MA, that specifically serves deaf and hard-of-hearing residents using sign language. Reviewers generally describe a caring, communicative staff and a clean environment, though one review raised concerns about staff attitude toward residents.

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