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Senior care in Danbury, Connecticut

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Danbury had about 89,033 residents on July 1, 2025 (up 2,174 since 2020) and about 14,971 residents 65 and older (17.2%), and DPH's records show 3 active assisted living agency licenses and 5 nursing homes there.

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Danbury, the Hat City, is the hub of northern Fairfield County, where Interstate 84 meets Route 7 and the Candlewood Lake towns funnel into the city for shopping and medical care. Danbury Hospital on Hospital Avenue is the region's largest acute-care hospital, and Western Connecticut State University anchors the west side.

Licensed senior care in Danbury includes several nursing homes, among them a center named for Saint John Paul II and two homes run under the same Haven Care name, plus assisted living licenses that have changed operators recently. Families from Bethel, Brookfield, New Fairfield and Sherman usually end up comparing Danbury options because that is where most of the region's licensed beds are.

How many older residents and licensed care options are in Danbury, CT?

Danbury had about 89,033 residents on July 1, 2025 (up 2,174 since 2020) and about 14,971 residents 65 and older (17.2%), and DPH's records show 3 active assisted living agency licenses and 5 nursing homes there.

MeasureValue
Population, July 1, 2025 (Census estimate)89,033
Population, April 2020 base86,859
Residents 65+ (ACS 2020-2024)14,971
Residents 85+ (ACS 2020-2024)1,555
Planning regionWestern Connecticut Planning Region (WestCOG)
Licensed in DanburyNot licensed in Danbury
State and CMS recordsAssisted living agencies: 3, Nursing homes: 5, Residential care homes: 1, Home health agencies: 2, Hospices: 2Every category is represented

Which assisted living agencies are licensed in Danbury?

Danbury has 3 active assisted living services agency licenses in DPH's export; the longest-held, Spring Village at Danbury, was first issued February 15, 2019, and 2 sit at addresses with earlier licenses on record.

Facility / agencyLicense #First issuedExpiresEarlier licenses at address
KSMS Wooster Heights, Inc.
66 Wooster Heights, 06810
ALSA.000027706/24/202603/31/20280
Maplewood at Danbury
22 Hospital Ave, 06819
ALSA.000026612/15/202509/30/20271
Spring Village at Danbury
8 Glen Hill Rd, 06811
ALSA.000020802/15/201912/31/20261

What nursing homes are in Danbury, and how does CMS rate them?

5 licensed nursing homes are in Danbury with 521 licensed beds; 2 of the 5 rated by CMS hold four or five stars, and reported private-room rates run from $500 to $634 a day.

Facility / agencyCMS overall ratingLicensed bedsBeds occupiedPrivate room, per day (DPH)Residents on MedicaidDeficiencies cited
Autumn Lake at Glen Hill
1 Glen Hill Road, 06811
3 of 510085%$62169%10
Civita Care Center Danbury
107 Osborne Street, 06810
2 of 512090%$63485%19
Haven Care at Hancock Hall
31 Staples Street, 06810
5 of 59693%$58563%6
Havencare at Filosa
13 Hakim Street, 06810
4 of 56491%$58566%14
Saint John Paul II Center
33 Lincoln Avenue, 06810
2 of 514189%$50088%15

Are there residential care homes in Danbury?

Yes: DPH's export shows 1 active residential care home license in Danbury, Connecticut's licensed option for residents who need a supervised home, meals and help with medications but not nursing care.

  • Brookside Care at Danbury, LLC, 134 Franklin St Ext — RCH.0001915, first issued September 8, 2023

Which home health agencies and hospices have offices in Danbury?

2 licensed home health care agencies and 2 hospices list an office in Danbury; agencies typically serve clients well beyond their office town.

  • Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western Connecticut Inc. — home health care agency, HHC.C861177, Medicare-certified since 1966
  • Western Connecticut Home Care, Inc. — home health care agency, HHC.C805510, Medicare-certified since 1966
  • Regional Hospice — hospice, CMS 071518
  • Regional Hospice — hospice, HSPC.0000069

Which hospitals are closest to Danbury?

Measured from the center of Danbury, the closest acute-care hospitals in CMS's hospital data are Danbury Hospital (about 1.1 miles) and St. Vincent's Medical Center (about 18.1 miles).

Norwalk Hospital in Norwalk is about 18.8 miles away. These are straight-line distances, useful for comparison but not drive times.

Where do Danbury families get free senior help?

Danbury is served by the Western Connecticut Area Agency on Aging (WCAAA) at 203-757-5449, and Connecticut's CHOICES line, 1-800-994-9422, gives free Medicare and benefits counseling; the Long-Term Care Ombudsman covers Danbury through its Region 1 territory.

Town social services and the senior center can point to local transportation, meals and the municipal agent for the elderly.

Source: Connecticut Department of Public Health license records from the state eLicense system, published on CT Open Data (ALSA licenses, state licenses and credentials), retrieved October 31, 2026; DPH Nursing Facility Registry, reporting year 2025 (data.ct.gov); CMS nursing home Provider Information, data as of October 1, 2026 (data.cms.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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