St Antoine Residence

Nestled in the scenic Blackstone Valley of North Smithfield, Rhode Island, St Antoine Residence stands as a trusted pillar of skilled nursing care for seniors and families throughout Providence County. Located at 10 Rhodes Avenue, this community benefits from the quiet, residential character of North Smithfield while remaining close to the services and amenities that matter most to residents and their loved ones. As a non-profit corporation, St Antoine Residence is guided by a mission-driven philosophy rather than profit margins. That commitment translates directly into care — skilled nursing staff focus on individualized treatment plans, rehabilitation services, and the kind of attentive day-to-day support that helps residents maintain dignity and comfort through every stage of recovery or long-term care. Families appreciate the community's proximity to Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket, just minutes away, ensuring seamless coordination with physicians and specialists when medical needs arise. The broader Woonsocket area also provides practical conveniences — from pharmacies and grocery stores along Diamond Hill Road to dining options that make family visits easy and enjoyable. The natural beauty of the Blackstone Valley enriches daily life here. Buck Hill Conservation Area and the Blackstone River Bikeway offer peaceful green spaces where families can take leisurely walks during visits, and the region's rich industrial heritage — including the nearby Slater Mill Historic Site in Pawtucket — gives the area a distinctive New England character that long-time Rhode Islanders call home. Spring Lake Recreation Area and the rolling hills of northwestern Rhode Island round out a setting that feels calm and unhurried — ideal for seniors who benefit from a tranquil environment. Whether a resident is recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or in need of ongoing long-term nursing care, St Antoine Residence combines clinical expertise with genuine warmth in a community that has served the Blackstone Valley for generations.