Bolton Hill House III

Bolton Hill House III sits in a quiet neighborhood in Augusta, Maine, and offers care for up to five residents in a small, home-like setting that's got a gentle pace and a focus on long-term support. The house, built in 2001, has five bedrooms and three bathrooms with a total living space of 2,280 square feet, plus an attached garage and parking for two cars, all on a five-acre lot, so there's room to walk around the grounds and enjoy time outside. The team gives 24-hour supervision and helps with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and moving between rooms or beds, plus they manage medications closely and work with doctors as needed, so residents get the right support for their health and safety. Meals are prepared fresh with attention to allergies and special diets, and everyone eats together in a shared dining room. The setting's designed to be supportive, with laundry and housekeeping provided, and there are furnished rooms-some private, some semi-private-with phones and cable TV. Residents have access to Wi-Fi, and there's an alert system in case of emergencies. The house offers activities, movie nights, and help with getting to appointments, so people can stay active and connected. There's no central cooling, but heating comes from baseboard oil heat, and water is supplied privately to the home. Services include help for those who can't move around easily, and staff can handle a wide range of needs, from basic help to more advanced medical care. Bolton Hill House III is a state-licensed PNMI Level III Residential Care Facility, so families can have peace of mind knowing the care meets set standards, though the community doesn't accept Medicare unless certified. Move-in help's available for new residents, and the goal's always to let people keep as much independence as possible while making sure support's there for physical, social, and health needs.