What is the name of the retirement community where Livia Soprano lived?

Livia Soprano lived at Green Grove Retirement Community in The Sopranos. Tony places his mother there after deciding that she can no longer safely manage her home, though Livia resents the move and treats it as another betrayal by her son.

Green Grove is presented as an upscale retirement community in New Jersey rather than a conventional nursing home. The show repeatedly plays with that distinction: characters often use “nursing home,” while Tony and the staff insist on the more polished phrase “retirement community.”

The facility becomes an important setting in the first season. Livia’s conversations with Junior there help fuel Junior’s suspicion that Tony is undermining him. The FBI also monitors the community, and recordings of Livia and Junior eventually expose their plotting to Tony.

Green Grove is not the same as the real filming location, Green Hill Retirement Home in West Orange, New Jersey. “Shady Pines,” meanwhile, is a catchphrase associated with The Golden Girls, not The Sopranos.