Maine assisted-housing license record
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From the facility’s website
About the facility
Summarized from the facility’s own descriptions.
Riverside at Chase Point describes private apartments on a single level for residents with Alzheimer’s disease or other memory loss. Its program page says families can personalize the apartment and describes indoor and outdoor surroundings designed for residents with memory loss. Families can explore how those spaces would suit familiar belongings and daily routines.
Riverside’s amenities page describes a courtyard garden, family-style dining with local flavors and activities shaped around residents’ interests. Visiting musicians and scheduled outings are among the examples it gives. Families can discuss favorite foods, familiar pastimes and how visits or appointments would fit the resident’s routine.
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