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Supportive Living Residential Facilities

Affordable, supportive housing options to survivors of brain injury

Warren House
Woburn, MA

McLaughlin House
North Reading, MA

Douglas House
Lexington, MA

Norwood House and Murphy House
at Old Farm Rockport, MA

Neuro-Fit Locations

Neuro-Fit Assisted Exercise

An evidence-based exercise class designed for people living with functional limitations caused by a brain injury or other neurological condition

Greater Beverly YMCA

254 Essex St. Beverly

Merrimack Valley YMCA

165 Haverhill St, Andover

Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA

46 Legs Hill Rd., Marblehead

Neuro-Wellness Center

7 Oakland St., Lexington

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Supportive Housing for Adults with Brain Injury

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Supportive Living, Inc. provides affordable, supportive housing options to survivors of brain injury in the communities surrounding Boston. An innovator in the field, Supportive Living’s Warren, McLaughlin, Douglas, Norwood and Murphy Houses offer residents a chance to maintain their dignity while living independently, regardless of their ability to pay.

Please visit our Residential page for more information on SLI residential facilities and requirements for prospective residents.  To apply for housing, please download and fill out our Housing Application.  To check on current housing availability, please email info@supportivelivinginc.org or call 339-227-9581.

Upcoming Events

BIA-MA Caregivers brain injury support group

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Neuro-Fit – Gaining Stride With Exercise

“Having the Neuro-Fit Program here in Lexington has been enormously beneficial to me—as it no doubt has been for others in the program.”

Doug McDonald joined Neuro-Fit in the summer of 2022. He was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease eleven years ago and had previously tried different forms of exercise, including working with a trainer at his local gym and attending group exercise classes. His exercise routine was failing to address symptoms related to Parkinson’s, specifically gait, balance, and coordination.

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