Fuller House of Stoneham
About
The Fuller House of Stoneham is a small retirement home in Stoneham Center, set in a historic Victorian house and serving men and women aged 55 and older. Residents receive 24-hour care from dedicated staff in a homelike setting, with private bedrooms, indoor and outdoor sitting areas, home-cooked meals, and activities and entertainment. The home accommodates up to 13 residents and offers companionship along with assistance with daily living.
Its roots go back to 1895, when a local service organization began raising money for a Home for Aged People in Stoneham. Georgianna Fuller, daughter of leather manufacturer William Griffin Fuller, later left her family’s 1850 homestead and funds for the purpose, and the home opened on January 1, 1930. Men were welcomed after a 1938 expansion, and the name changed to honor Miss Fuller in 1984.
What to Know
- The Fuller House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
- Residents control their own heat and air conditioning, and cable is provided free.
- Residents can decorate their private rooms.
- Staff include seasoned professionals who have been with the home for a decade.
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