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Boston, MA 02124
Standish Village is a Boston area senior community offering Assisted Living and a Compass Memory Support Neighborhood featuring innovative, research-based programming for those with Alzheimer's disease or memory loss, in affiliation with Boston University Alzheimer's Disease Center. Our location in the Lower Mills neighborhood of Dorchester and Milton offers easy access to local attractions, as well as to greater Boston's cultural sites and healthcare facilities. Standish Village is the sister community of Compass on the Bay in South Boston. Both communities are managed by Senior Living Residences.
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