Nothing is more important than our happiness and sense of well-being, particularly as we grow older. Dr. Clara Gary, Montpelier’s first woman doctor, understood this very well when in 1941 she founded The Gary Residence — a pleasant, comfortable residence in the heart of downtown Montpelier. Since then, the Gary Residence has been a uniquely beautiful home for scores of seniors over 62.
Carefully renovated and tastefully decorated, The Gary Residence is only a short walk from the famous golden-domed Capitol, libraries, churches, restaurants and shops. Our property is enhanced by beautiful landscaping, paved walkways, a patio and gazebo, and colorful flower gardens.
Life here incorporates the most important and comforting elements of living in one’s own home. Our residents have their own suites, each with private bath. They enjoy nourishing meals prepared and served by caring staff, and elegant common areas that include a sunroom and library. Amenities and activities are plentiful here, allowing residents to continue enjoying active, productive, and meaningful lives.
The Gary Residence is not a nursing home. Our residents enjoy the security of 24-hour staff assistance. As a licensed residential care home, we provide room and board, help with personal care, nursing oversight and medication management, but not full-time nursing care.
Discover senior community living the way it was meant to be at The Gary Residence.
Clara’s Garden: The very best in memory care living, now accepting applications.
Memory Care Suites available:
None at this time.
Residential Care Suites available:
None at this time.
We’re hiring!
We have multiple positions available in our Montpelier facility.
Flood Update: Support Needed
Due to flood damage to The Gary Residence, extensive repairs are needed before we can safely move all 12 residents back into the building.
As a nonprofit community for seniors, we have diligently worked to invest in the lives and wellbeing of seniors in our community through The Gary Residence and our latest Memory Care addition—and want to continue doing so for another 104 years.
Please consider a monetary donation to help offset the cost of repairs and re-housing our residents.