22 Green Street sits in the 04915 zip code area of Augusta, Maine, and is a Pnmi Level IV Residential Care Facility with license number PNC1928, and it has just 7 licensed beds, so you'll find it's a small place where folks get a bit more personal attention, and there's a focus on care that really supports independence, well-being, and a sense of comfort. Residents here get help with bathing, getting dressed, medication management, moving about, meals made for special diets-like diabetes or allergies-and there's always staff around for 24-hour supervision, with some health monitoring and even a registered dietitian to help with menu planning. The rooms are already furnished, whether you want a studio, a one-bedroom, or maybe you'd rather share, and every room has cable TV, a phone for private calls, Wi-Fi, and an in-room emergency alert system in case something happens. You'll see a dining room for shared meals, housekeeping taking care of cleaning and trash, laundry and linen services, and all these details really keep life simple, so folks don't have to worry over chores.
Outdoors, folks can take in the fresh air on walking or jogging paths, or maybe dig in the garden if they like, and inside, there's a game room, arts and crafts, movie nights, and daily community-sponsored activities meant to help everyone stay social and active. They even offer massage therapy, and there are services within the building if someone needs help getting around. Transportation gets arranged for doctor visits, trips out to places like cafes or churches, or just a ride to a community event, and there's parking for those who need it, with wheelchair-accessible paths and features for folks who can't walk well. If someone needs respite care-whether for a short stay or if a family needs a little break-there's support for that too, plus help with incontinence, falls management, and custom care plans so every resident's needs get looked at closely. Pets are welcome, which not every place allows, and communication with family's easy since folks have phones in their rooms. The community doesn't take Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but it offers a choice of assisted living, senior apartments, and retirement home settings, all with move-in coordination to ease settling in. The staff focuses on supporting daily living, keeping everyone as independent as possible, and making sure safety and comfort always come first.
