New England Deaconess Association

The Care Campus 41 skilled nursing beds 55 independent living apartments* 31 assisted living apartments* out-patient rehab therapies

Inquire about Care Campus Units at Cape End Manor . . .

	Introducing . . . "Seashore Point in Provincetown"
Read more about independent living and assisted living units at the New England Deaconess Association's Provincetown care campus, to be known as "Seashore Point in Provincetown." For more information call Sylvia Foster at 508-487-0771 or stop by the former Public Library at the corner of Commercial and Freeman Streets

Message from New England Deaconess Association. Read a message to the citizens of Provincetown from Rev. Herb Taylor, President and Chief Executive Officer of the New England Deaconess Association.

Interim Management of Cape End Manor begins. The New England Deaconess Association began its interim management of the Town-owned Cape End Manor Nursing Home on July 1, 2005. Read story. The Cape End Manor facility will transfer to New England Deaconess by July 1, 2006, as part of the Care Campus project approved by Town Meeting.

Voters approve Care Campus. April 4, 2005 Special Town Meeting voters overwhelmingly approved the Cape End Manor Care Campus. A public forum was held on Tuesday, March 15, 2005 at Town Hall. See the presentation.

The New England Deaconess Association (NEDA) of Concord, Massachusetts has proposed to construct, own and operate the Cape End Care Campus at the 2.2-acre site of the current Manor. NEDA's proposal is the centerpiece of the Town Manager's FY 2006 Budget Message. The funding strategy developed by the Town, and agreed to by NEDA, requires a capital investment of $1.9-million in Community Preservation Act (CPA) funds towards the affordable housing component of the Care Campus—one of the principal goals to be achieved in asking voters to adopt the CPA’s 3% surcharge last year.

*9 of the apartments to be deeded restricted as "affordable"

Phase I - completed July 2007	Phase II - completed July 2008

• NEDA interim management by July 1, 2005
• NEDA takes over Manor ownership and operations as of July 1, 2006.
• PILOTs returned to Town by NEDA by Year Three.
• 41 skilled nursing beds
• Out-patient rehab therapies
• 55 independent living apartments (9 affordable)
• 31 assisted living apartments (10 affordable)
• 19 total apartments affordable at 80% of county median income. Units count towards Town's 10% goal under MGL Chapter 40B
• Community Sustainability - 100 Year-round Jobs.

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