About Our Vermont Assisted Living Community
Families across Vermont choose The Converse Home not only for the services we provide, but for the warmth and belonging they feel the moment they walk through our doors.
A Legacy of Personalized Assisted Living and Memory Care
The Converse Home is a private, non-profit assisted living community in Burlington, Vermont with a history dating back to 1886. Rooted in warmth, dignity, and personalized care, we’ve created a welcoming home for older adults for well over a century.
Our historic campus features modern one-bedroom and studio apartments, designed for comfort, safety, and independence. For residents living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, our dedicated memory care Community —Gardenview—provides secure, specialized support in a calming and thoughtfully designed setting.
What Sets Our Assisted Senior Living Community Apart?
The Converse Home stands out because of our people, our mission, and our commitment to care that feels personal
Non-profit model
We prioritize people over profit, reinvesting directly into resident services and quality of life.
Historic yet modern
Our home-like setting blends charming architecture with modern amenities to support comfort and safety.
Personalized attention
Personalized attention: With small community living, our team gets to know each resident and tailors care accordingly.
Best Friends™ approach
All staff are trained in this evidence-based model of dementia care that centers on empathy, trust, and meaningful connection.
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With a focus on fostering community and respect, every aspect of The Converse Home is designed to help residents thrive. From personalized care plans to engaging daily activities, we’re here to support the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.
Guided by purpose. Grounded in community. Over 135 years of community-centered, non-profit care.
At The Converse Home, our greatest endorsements come from the families and residents who experience our care firsthand.
Answers to some of the most common questions we receive from families and prospective residents