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Independent Living
Maintenance-free living for people who want more time for friends, interests, and the things that make a week feel full.
- Private residences
- Housekeeping & maintenance
- Dining & social programming
Comfort, connection, and care
A quieter kind of senior living.
Wallace is designed to feel familiar from the first day—warm spaces, people who know your name, and the right support without making life feel clinical.
Small by design.
A community built around people, not hallways.
What matters here
Good senior living should make everyday life easier without making it smaller.
Familiar routines. Sleep in, join breakfast late, garden in the afternoon—your day is still your day.
Support that adapts. Help is available when you need it and stays in the background when you don’t.
Living options
The right amount of support, with room to be yourself.
Needs change. Our approach is built to change with them, so residents can stay connected to the people and routines they know.
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Assisted Living
Thoughtful help with daily routines—delivered with respect, consistency, and an emphasis on what each resident can do.
- 24-hour team presence
- Medication support
- Personalized care plans
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Memory Support
A calm, secure setting with predictable routines and a team trained to support residents living with memory loss.
- Purposeful daily rhythm
- Secure indoor & outdoor spaces
- Family partnership
Life at Wallace
Enough to do. Never too much to keep up with.
Some residents want a packed calendar. Others want coffee with one good friend and a quiet afternoon. We make space for both.
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Chef-prepared meals served in a dining room that feels like a restaurant, not a cafeteria.
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Small-group programs shaped by resident interests—from gardening and cards to local outings.
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Comfortable shared spaces designed for conversation, family visits, and simply being around people.
Unhurried mornings. Familiar faces. A place that starts to feel like yours.
Our approach to care
Know the person first. Then make the plan.
Care works better when it begins with listening. Before move-in, we learn the routines, preferences, health needs, and family priorities that matter most. From there, we build a plan that feels personal and practical.
Speak with a care advisor
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Listen
We start with the resident and family—not a checklist.
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Plan
Support is tailored around real routines, goals, and preferences.
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Stay connected
We adjust as needs change and keep families informed along the way.
“The biggest change wasn’t that Mom had more help. It was that she felt like herself again.”
— Family member of a Wallace resident
Questions families ask
A few things worth knowing before you visit.
Can couples live together if their care needs are different?
Often, yes. We look at both residents’ needs and talk through the best arrangement so couples can remain close while each person gets appropriate support.
How do you determine the right level of care?
Our team completes a pre-move-in assessment and speaks with the resident, family, and healthcare providers as appropriate. The plan is reviewed as needs change.
What should we bring to a first tour?
Nothing formal is required. Bring your questions, a sense of what matters most day to day, and anyone whose perspective should be part of the decision.
Visit Wallace
Come by, have a coffee, and see how it feels.
There’s no better way to understand a community than to spend a little time in it. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll help plan a useful visit.
Call
(917) 702-1900
Visit
389 Laurel Hill Ave
Cranston, RI 02920