1661 Main Street, located in Lewiston, Maine, sits in Androscoggin County and is licensed by the State of Maine as a Pnmi Level III Residential Care Facility for up to five seniors. The property has a history of property value estimates and tax records, with assessed values from 2014 showing a land value of $31,130 and a total property value of $289,600, with property taxes that year at $8,528. No public records directly state the building's number of bedrooms, total baths, or square footage, but nearby properties like 1651 Main Street have five beds, two baths, and more than 3,300 square feet. The community has studio units, single and shared bedrooms, and offers both private and semi-private rooms for residents.
The facility is designed for seniors looking for upscale care, focusing on a supportive and dignified environment. Residents get help with bathing, grooming, dressing, medication management, incontinence care, and transferring, including two-person transfers if needed, plus individual care plans. There's memory care for those with cognitive challenges such as Alzheimer's or dementia, and long-term care is available, along with hospice and respite options. Caregivers provide daily personal support, offering help with walking (ambulation), spoon feeding, and assistance for conditions like Parkinson's disease. Around-the-clock staff ensures 24-hour supervision, support, and emergency response.
There are several resort-style amenities, so there's a hair salon, massage service, a private dining room, and a cafe, with snacks always available and three homemade meals served every day, including accommodations for diabetes and high blood pressure diets. The facility supports physical activity and wellness with regular exercise routines, a fitness room, accessible walking paths, and spaces for art, crafts, movies, music, animal therapy, board games, cultural and spiritual programs, outings, and a games room and book room, with outdoor and indoor recreation spaces and a theatre for entertainment. Pet-friendly options let residents bring a small companion. Staff can arrange transportation for appointments, errands, and community outings, and parking spots are there for visiting family members. Residents have access to spiritual activities, daily planned events, and social gatherings, supporting engagement and well-being.
Housekeeping, laundry, and meal service are provided, with personalized nutrition plans for allergies and medical needs. There's support for mobility, fall risk prevention, and weight management, as well as a mobile hairdresser for personal grooming. All units come furnished, with telephone access, and there are emergency alert systems for safety.
Nearby schools include Raymond A. Geiger Elementary School, Lewiston Middle School, and Lewiston High School, and the area has had climate risk assessments covering flood, fire, wind, heat, and air, although current risk scores aren't listed. The facility does not accept Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. 1661 Main Street focuses on maintaining independence and dignity for each senior, using trained staff and individual care plans tailored for personal needs.
