Stone Rehabilitation and Senior Living

Nestled in the historic village of Newton Upper Falls, Stone Rehabilitation and Senior Living offers exceptional skilled nursing care in one of Greater Boston's most beloved suburban communities. Located at 277 Elliot Street, this non-profit corporation-managed community is committed to placing residents' well-being above all else — a mission reflected in every aspect of its care delivery. Stone Rehabilitation specializes in skilled nursing services, providing comprehensive medical oversight, post-acute rehabilitation, and long-term care for seniors who require a higher level of clinical support. The community's multidisciplinary team works collaboratively to design individualized care plans, helping residents recover strength, restore function, and maintain dignity throughout every stage of their journey. The surrounding Newton Upper Falls neighborhood is a genuinely exceptional setting for seniors and visiting families alike. The Charles River winds just steps away, offering scenic walking paths and a tranquil natural backdrop that contributes meaningfully to resident well-being. Hemlock Gorge Reservation — one of the MetroWest region's most cherished green spaces — is within easy reach, providing shaded trails and peaceful gorge views that families enjoy during visits. Newton-Wellesley Hospital, a full-service acute care facility and teaching hospital affiliated with Mass General Brigham, is located nearby on Washington Street, providing families with confidence that advanced medical resources are immediately accessible when needed. For additional specialty care, renowned Boston institutions including Brigham and Women's Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital are a short drive away. Families visiting Stone Rehabilitation will find Newton Upper Falls ideally situated near Newton Centre's charming village district, with its independent restaurants, cafés, and local shops. The Street at Chestnut Hill offers upscale shopping and dining just minutes away, while convenient MBTA commuter rail and bus connections make travel from across the Greater Boston area straightforward. As a non-profit organization, Stone Rehabilitation and Senior Living operates with a deep community commitment — reinvesting in care quality, staff development, and resident programming rather than shareholder returns. Families can trust that every decision made at this community is guided by what is best for the people who call it home.