Maine assisted-housing license record
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No state star rating is published for this license. The small-home browse group, when shown, is derived only from licensed bed count and is not a separate Maine license type.
From the facility’s website
About the facility
Summarized from the facility’s own descriptions.
Casco Inn’s story describes a home begun by Linda Horton in 1986 after caring for older relatives and completing nursing training. That family experience informs the home’s emphasis on individual goals and familiar surroundings. Residents are encouraged to bring personal items, and the page describes common rooms and outdoor areas near Sebago Lake.
The home describes individual care plans developed with family involvement, home-cooked meals and snacks, housekeeping, laundry and salon services. It also highlights an activity program. Families can ask how favorite foods, personal belongings and daily interests would help make the proposed room and routine feel familiar.
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- Is there currently an opening appropriate for the person’s care needs?
- Which room and bathroom arrangements apply to this care program?
- How are meals and everyday assistance adapted to familiar preferences?
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