Bacon Congregate Homes

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Apartment Options: Diverse Types Available Features Included in All Apartments: - Well-equipped kitchen with electric stove and refrigerator - Complete bathroom with choice of tub or shower - Personalized thermostat controls - Window Coverings (options of blinds or curtain rods) - Cable television outlets for entertainment - Emergency call system for safety measures - Hard-wired smoke detectors to ensure security - Some units are fully accessible for convenience Introducing Bacon: A Unique Housing Facility Bacon is a distinctive housing facility situated in the South End of Hartford. This facility offers 23 units specifically designed for DOH Congregate and HUD Mod Rehab. It caters to residents who are aged 62 and over. These one-bedroom units include three adapted units that are suitable for individuals with disabilities. Prospective residents must meet income restrictions set forth by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Affordable Rent Structure Residents at Bacon pay rent based on 30% of their adjusted income. This payment includes all necessary utilities such as heat, hot water, and electricity. It offers a budget-friendly option for those seeking comfortable and affordable living arrangements. Comprehensive Services for Convenient Living Living at Bacon comes with various amenities to enhance the quality of life. Congregate services include a daily meal provision, light housekeeping assistance once a week, and round-the-clock security for peace of mind. It aims to create a supportive community for residents, ensuring their overall well-being. Voice of Caution: Waiting Lists and Apartment Rates Please be advised that there may be waiting lists for low-income apartments. Some lists can be extensive, taking years until an opening becomes available. To maximize your chances, it is recommended to join multiple waiting lists. Contact the apartments directly through provided phone numbers or websites to inquire about availability or to join their waiting lists. Apartment rates are not always published, as they are typically based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. It is crucial to contact the apartments directly to determine if you qualify for income-based rent.