Bolton Hill House II

Bolton Hill House II sits on a quiet five-acre lot at 204 Bolton Hill Road in Augusta, Maine, with room for only five residents, which makes it feel calm and personal, and the house itself has five bedrooms and three bathrooms, so folks get semi-private one-bedroom spaces that are furnished and have things like cable or satellite TV, telephone, and Wi-Fi if someone needs them, and no one needs to worry about laundry because there's a laundry room on the first floor and more laundry downstairs. Meals come three times a day and the kitchen staff can handle special diets like diabetes or allergies, and the dining room and outdoor garden let people relax a bit, with walking paths to get outside on nice days, or join in on movie nights and other daily activities that help people stay social and feel a bit more at home. Staff help with bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, and getting around, and they manage medication and work with doctors to check that everyone gets the right care, whether that's daily help or something more serious like nursing care, memory care for dementia, or support with health issues, because Bolton Hill House II covers different care levels, from active folks who still want to live mostly on their own, all the way to people who need full nursing care or help with memory loss, and the place stays under 24-hour supervision so someone can help whenever needed. The building's heated by oil and baseboard heat and keeps things safe with an emergency alert system, but there's no air conditioning, so windows may need to be opened in the summer. Residents also have access to transportation for medical appointments and parking for families who visit, and staff handle housekeeping and even dry cleaning. Bolton Hill House II stands as a Pnmi Level III Residential Care Facility, doesn't take Medicare unless it's certified by CMS, and offers the chance for seniors to age in place and stay in one spot as their needs change, so families can find some peace of mind knowing their loved one is cared for in a modest, well-kept setting that feels more like a home than a facility, and, being set in a regular house built in 2001 using a conventional style and solid concrete foundation with a garage out back, it's a calm, friendly place for older adults looking for long-term support.