Logo for Heaton Woods Residence, a living well group community, featuring a house and tree illustration.

A Residential Care home in the hills of montpelier

private room now available

starting at $7500 per month

heaton woods at a glance

51-bed

residential care home

montpelier, vermont

private rooms

starting at $7500 per month

vermont medicaid participation

accs & choices for care

24-hour care and support

personal care, medication
management & nursing oversight

private bathrooms

emergency call systems in rooms & bathrooms

support as needs change

additional care may be
provided or coordinated
based on individual needs

Sunlit wooden balcony with rocking chairs, overlooking a backyard with trees, a gazebo, and a path.

a warm, supportive place to call home

Long before Heaton Woods became a residential care home, it was already a place where people came to be cared for.

Heaton Hospital opened in the 1890s, founded by Homer W. Heaton in the hills above Montpelier. For generations, neighbors came here during some of life’s most vulnerable moments, trusting the people inside these walls to care for them. For many local families, it was also where life began — a place where countless babies were born and welcomed into the world.

When Heaton Hospital closed in 1968, it entered a new chapter. Nearly three decades later, it was renovated and reopened in 1995 as Heaton Woods.

Today, these halls are filled with everyday life. Elders have private rooms, familiar routines, meals shared around the table, gardens and porches to enjoy, and people who know their names, their stories, and the little things that make a day feel like their own.

So much has changed since the 1890s. But the heart of heaton woods has remained remarkably familiar.

For more than a century, people have come here to be cared for.

Today, they also get to call it home.

sample Studio at heaton woods residence

sample suite at heaton woods residence

MONTPELIER’S capital city band performs for residents in the gardens

barbara enjoys picking an apple during
a field trip to the orchard

frequently asked questions

Does Heaton Woods Residence accept Medicaid?

Yes. Heaton Woods Residence participates in Vermont Medicaid programs including ACCS and Choices for Care through Enhanced Residential Care (ERC). Eligibility, availability, and admission requirements apply.

How much does Heaton Woods Residence cost?

Private rooms start at $250 per day. Rates may vary based on an individual’s care needs and are subject to change with advance notice as required by Vermont regulations. there is a one time community fee of $3000.

What type of care does Heaton Woods provide?

Heaton Woods is a Residential Care Home providing personal care, medication management, nursing oversight, meals, housekeeping, laundry, activities, transportation, and coordination of health care services.

Can residents stay at Heaton Woods as their care needs increase?

In many situations, Heaton Woods can continue supporting residents as their needs change. Additional care may be provided or coordinated depending on the resident’s individual needs, the residence’s ability to safely provide that care, and any required state approvals or variances.

Does Heaton Woods have private rooms and private bathrooms?

Yes. Heaton Woods offers private rooms with in-room bathrooms. Emergency call systems are available in resident rooms and bathrooms.

How do I know if Heaton Woods is the right level of care for my loved one?

Each potential resident is assessed individually to determine whether Heaton Woods can safely and appropriately meet their current care needs. Contact our team to discuss your loved one’s needs and the admissions process.

Heaton Woods Residence
10 Heaton Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
802.223.1157