Maine assisted-housing license record
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From the facility’s website
About the facility
Summarized from the facility’s own descriptions.
MaineHealth describes Chase Point beside the tidal Damariscotta River near downtown Damariscotta, with private studio and one-bedroom apartments. It says care planning involves residents and loved ones and reflects each person’s personality and preferences. Families can explore the proposed apartment and discuss the routines that matter most.
The page lists home-cooked meals, daily activities, medication management, light housekeeping, laundry and transportation to appointments. These give families concrete topics for a visit, including familiar foods, preferred pastimes and the everyday assistance their relative would want.
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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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- Have licensing, inspection or contact details changed since this record was published?