Events

Berkshiresx4: Contemporary Art by Dai Ban, Charles Schweigert, Rosemary Starace, and Elmer Orobio Sunday, December 9 through Sunday, January 6

Kimball Farms is hosting an art exhibition with works of art from Dai Ban, Charles Schweigert, Rosemary Starace, and Elmer Orobio.

News

Berkshire Healthcare’s 2017 Profiles in Care Award Ceremony

Watch highlights from Berkshire Healthcare’s 2017 Profiles in Care award ceremony. Congratulations to all winners!
Berkshire Healthcare Harvest Run Raises More Than $15,000 for BCC Nursing Program

The Berkshire Healthcare Harvest Run raised more than $15,000 for the Berkshire Community College nursing program scholarship on Saturday, October 21, during the annual trail… [read more]
Berkshire Healthcare Communities Earn National Awards

Kimball Farms Life Care recognized for exemplary commitment to quality Of the few long-term care and senior living providers in Massachusetts recognized this year by… [read more]
Kimball Farms, Williamstown Commons, Mt. Greylock named best nursing homes by US News & World Report

Kimball Farms Nursing Care Center in Lenox, Williamstown Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, and Mt. Greylock Extended Care Facility were among 75 in Massachusetts selected by the national magazine.
Berkshire Healthcare communities earn 19 national awards for customer, employee satisfaction
Excellence in Action awards recognize exemplary commitment to quality

Of the few long-term care and senior living providers in Massachusetts recognized this year by National Research Corporation for exceptional customer and employee satisfaction, Berkshire… [read more]
Berkshire Healthcare facilities awarded electronic health record funds

Berkshire Healthcare Systems, which provides long-term nursing and post-acute care in Berkshire County and across Massachusetts, has been awarded $82,500 to improve patient care and safety through enhanced technology.
Kimball Farms receives national recognition for quality initiatives

The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) recently recognized Kimball Farms Nursing Care Center in Lenox for achieving national quality goals.

FAQs

Q. Are there age restrictions for Life Care?

A. Our primary consideration for Life Care residents is they must be able to live independently when they move in. Life Care is ideal for younger seniors who cherish their independence, seek an active lifestyle, and want to plan for their future healthcare needs.

Q. How will I meet people?

A. Our welcome committee is resident-driven and designed to ease your transition into the Kimball Farms family. We have a wide variety of organizations and groups, creating plenty of opportunities for exploring interests and making new friends.