Windham County licence record

Valley Village

Valley Village is a licensed assisted living residence at 457 Grafton Road in Townshend, Windham County, Vermont. State records show it participates in both Assistive Community Care Services and Enhanced Residential Care, the two Vermont Medicaid payments used in residential settings.

Independent record

Vermont Senior Care is not affiliated with, endorsed by or an authorized representative of Valley Village. The details below are taken from the State of Vermont’s published licence directories, retrieved August 19, 2026. This page carries no rating, review or ranking, and naming a provider here is never paid placement. Separately, participating providers may compensate Vermont Senior Care for marketing or introductions when a family asks to be introduced.

What the state record shows

Address: 457 Grafton Road, Townshend, VT 05353
County: Windham County
Phone: 802-365-7190
Vermont licence: Assisted living residence
Designated dementia or memory care: Not recorded
Assistive Community Care Services (ACCS): Yes
Enhanced Residential Care (ERC): Yes

“Not recorded” means the state directory did not list it on August 19, 2026. It is not proof that a service is unavailable—ask the provider directly.

What a assisted living residence licence means in Vermont

An assisted living residence is a distinct Vermont licence category that combines a private apartment with a lockable door and private bath, meals, personal care and nursing oversight, under a model built around resident autonomy and ageing in place.

It is not a nursing home. Vermont licenses relatively few of these compared with residential care homes, so choice is limited in much of the state.

Paying with Vermont Medicaid here

Assistive Community Care Services. Assistive Community Care Services is a Vermont Medicaid payment that covers personal care, supervision, nursing oversight and activities in a licensed residential setting. It pays for services, not for room and board, so a resident still pays the housing portion from income or other resources.

Enhanced Residential Care. Enhanced Residential Care is a Vermont Medicaid payment for people who need a higher level of service in a residential care home or assisted living residence than Assistive Community Care Services covers. Eligibility runs through Choices for Care and is decided by the state, not by the facility or by this website.

Participation in the record does not mean a Medicaid-funded place is open now, and it does not mean a particular person qualifies. Eligibility is decided through Vermont’s Choices for Care programme.

What a residential place costs in Vermont

The most recent national cost survey put the Vermont median for assisted living community at $103,137 a year, about $8,595 a month, ranking Vermont 5th most expensive in the country. That is a statewide median across all providers, not a quote from Valley Village. Ask this provider for a written fee schedule tied to the actual room and assessed care level. See the full Vermont cost data.

What to verify before you decide

Whether the apartment under discussion matches the one shown on a tour
How care levels are assessed and re-assessed, and what triggers a price change
Which clinical tasks the residence performs and which need an outside provider
The written criteria for transfer or discharge
Deposits, community fees, refund terms and notice periods
Current licence status and the most recent inspection findings, through the Division of Licensing and Protection
That the legal entity on the agreement matches the organisation that will deliver the care

Elsewhere in Windham County

See all 138 licensed settings in Vermont

Source and review date

State of Vermont, Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living, Division of Licensing and Protection. Retrieved August 19, 2026. Page reviewed August 16, 2026. Licence status, ownership, staffing and price can change at any time; confirm directly before making a decision.