Andy's Place sits in Rumford, Maine, and it's a small community that can house four residents under Facility License Number PNC2385, so everyone gets to know each other and staff can pay attention to personal needs, which helps create a warm and supportive place for seniors who could use a bit of help with things like getting dressed, bathing, eating, or just moving around their apartment, and all this happens under 24-hour supervision, which makes families feel easier. The facility covers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing services, and they check in on residents each month, plus they have on-call nursing and help with medication, so if someone needs diabetes management, incontinence care, or Alzheimer's help, staff is ready and they're always talking to outside healthcare providers about what's needed.
The place offers options like private bedrooms, shared apartments, or studio layouts, all furnished for comfort and set up with safety in mind-things like grab bars in the bathroom and non-slip floors-and if a resident likes to be outside, the garden and walking trails are easy to use, plus there's on-site parking for visits or outings. The daily life there is full but not rushed, since all residents get help with cooking, cleaning, and laundry, but they also get plenty of activities, such as crafts in the art studio or movie nights in the community room, and there's a library, game room, fitness space, and salon/barbershop, which means there's usually something going on if someone wants company.
Meal times can be flexible, with all-day snacks, special dietary menus for birthdays or health needs, and chef-prepared food in a big dining space or a private one for families, and if a resident needs help eating, staff can assist, even with spoon feeding, and a staff dietitian helps keep menus healthy, whether someone's managing diabetes or needs another kind of special meal. Residents can bring small pets, use Wi-Fi, or watch TV on flat-screen sets, and there's always someone to help with things like medication reminders, mobility, apartment upkeep, and arranging rides for doctor appointments.
The emergency alert systems and panic buttons in each apartment add extra safety, and families or residents can meet with the staff often since the place schedules meetings and helps families with moving in so there's less stress about big changes. Preventative health checks, daily fitness options, and regular activities like massage therapy, movie nights, arts, and family gatherings mean everyone gets a chance to stay active and social. Andy's Place operates as a Pnmi Level III Residential Care Facility and is licensed by the state, with surveys from the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, and its small but steady nature means most needs get noticed and handled right away, and the general feeling is comfortable and close-knit.
