Spring Street

Spring Street sits on a 0.29-acre corner lot in Brunswick, Maine, and holds a state license (RCC2097) as an assisted living facility, and the building itself is a single-family, four-bedroom Garrison-style home built in 1969, coming with an asphalt roof, a garage attached for parking, and a partly finished basement; there's even an inground pool outside, and the home also has a one-bedroom accessory apartment with its own entrance, yard, and driveway for those who want more privacy or a different setup. The total living space is about 3,218 square feet, and inside you'll find two bedrooms used for residents, two bathrooms, and five beds ready, with the house divided to allow shared apartments, small studios, or more spacious one-bedroom units depending on what a resident prefers, and all of the layouts have simple, usable designs with wheelchair accessibility for folks who need it. The staff offers care round the clock, helping with things like bathing, getting dressed, moving around, and taking medicine, and they pay attention to personal care needs through custom care plans that can focus on assisted living or memory care, including dementia support. Residents don't have to cook, clean, or worry about laundry, since meals are made and scheduled in a dining room that can handle special diets like diabetes or food allergies, and you can get snacks all day if needed-which is a practical thing for people who can't always eat on a set schedule, and housekeeping comes by to tidy and do laundry, while move-in help makes transitions easier. Spring Street is pet friendly and supports physical therapy, all with 24-hour security and emergency response systems in place, offering pharmacy help, case management, and even weight management, and life's a little more fun with a game room, a movie room, a fitness area, walkways, gardens, and plenty of spots to be social or sit quietly outdoors. Recreation choices include community activities like movie nights, parties, and special meal events, while residents can use transportation for groceries or other rides, staying involved and independent. There's cooling and heating throughout, a secure environment, telephone access, dry cleaning, and help with things like bathroom reminders or escorting residents to activities or meals. The atmosphere aims for a small, close-knit feel, and the team stays focused on keeping things clean, safe, and pleasant, all while encouraging autonomy when possible.