Horizons Living & Rehab Center

Horizons Living & Rehab Center sits in Brunswick, Maine, and offers skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and long-term residential care for seniors, and the sixty-five bedrooms there include both private and semi-private rooms, each with its own bathroom, so folks can settle in with some privacy and comfort, and the rooms come furnished, too, so folks or their families don't have to do extra work. People who move in get help with daily living, including meals served restaurant-style, plus options for special diets like for diabetes, which helps those whose health needs change over time, and if someone wants something special or has dietary restrictions, the dining team does its best to work with those needs. There's a certified team of nursing aides always ready to assist, with the Director of Nursing, Rhonda Murray, watching over care, and Administrator Peter Davison managing the place, and the staff there take caring for people recovering after strokes, illness, injuries, or surgery very seriously. Folks get therapies like physical, speech, or occupational, and with a wellness center, people have space to work on their health goals, while the center's social workers help residents and families get through tough emotional or social spots. Horizons Living & Rehab Center has memory care for those with cognitive problems, specialized care services, and a full schedule of activities, and they've even got some of those activities run by residents themselves, making sure everyone can find a way to connect, even if they want something quieter like a visit to the small library or more lively with a game in the gaming room or a class in the fitness room. There's a beauty salon for folks who want to tidy up or just feel good, and regular housekeeping, so rooms stay clean, and gardens and outdoor spaces are there for those who like their fresh air, plus air conditioning, cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, phones, kitchenette spaces, and a dining room available right inside, so people don't have to go far to enjoy these things. Move-in coordination makes things less stressful for new residents coming in, and the center uses its own transportation for trips to local appointments, non-medical errands, and community events. Horizons belongs to a continuum of care with places like Dionne Commons Assisted Living, Coastal Shores Assisted Living, and Coastal Landing, which helps people stay with a familiar group as their needs change. The building and grounds are always open to residents' families to visit or join in on activities, and everyone can expect care that adapts to what they need. Folks have rated the place with a 4.0 out of 5 based on one review, and many families notice the welcoming feeling, the well-kept spaces, and how much the staff focuses on each person's comfort and well-being, so people don't feel alone when times are hard or when they need assistance. The facility's advanced medical staff and compassionate approach mean residents get help from professionals who know what they're doing, whether it's skilled nursing every day or restorative care after surgery, and the center always tries to make recovery or long-term living feel a bit more like home.