The Mews operates from 1/2 Bolling Pl in Greenwich, Connecticut as a nonprofit residential care provider. The facility’s service scope extends beyond typical assisted living: it offers elderly residential care, memory care for dementia, complex health nursing care, autism spectrum supported living, learning disability support, and mental health residential care. This breadth of programming positions the community as a multi-speciality residential provider rather than a single-care-type operation.
The physical plant and accessibility architecture are notable. All bedrooms feature modern en-suite bathrooms; wheelchair-accessible showers and fully handicap-accessible common areas accommodate residents with mobility limitations. A peaceful garden provides outdoor space.
Clinical and recreational amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and arts and crafts studio. Staff demonstrate multilingual capability in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Meals are served from digitally displayed menus emphasizing choice and social engagement.
The Mews holds a GOOD rating from the Care Quality Commission, reflecting UK regulatory accreditation. This is a signal of the organization’s international structure and governance. The Greenwich location scores 91 on walkability metrics, ranking fourth among 266 Connecticut senior residences and placing it in a “walker’s paradise” 0.4 miles from downtown Greenwich, where daily errands are accessible without a car. Stamford Hospital sits 4.42 miles away.
The facility provides 24-hour staffing with individualized care planning, rehabilitation services, and respite care for residents. It is not currently listed as a Medicare or Medicaid provider under CMS certification. Connecticut state inspection records are not disclosed online.
The Mews serves residents in Greenwich and surrounding areas seeking residential support across multiple care domains, from elderly, dementia, behavioral health, autism, to learning disability services, through a nonprofit structure with international regulatory oversight.















