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If you have a loved one that is elderly or disabled, you may find that they need to move into one of the many retirement homes in Maine. There are a variety of long-term care facilities in Maine that could be a great fit for your loved one. If you are looking into an old age home for a senior citizen in your life, you should find great information in this guide that helps you to learn all that you need to know about Maine’s many retirement homes.

Amenities Offered in Maine Retirement Homes

When searching for Maine retirement homes, you should focus a lot on the amenities that are offered. You should look for things such as Alzheimer’s care, dementia care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, respite care, rehabilitative care, memory care, long-term care, short-term care, and more. You should also know that skilled nursing provides 24/7 care from staff nurses, while many other options for senior housing in Maine do not. That is one of the main reasons why people choose senior homes over other types of retirement homes.

You will also find different amenities in a Maine senior retirement home. These could include things like IV therapy, dialysis, dental services, dermatology services, burn care, enterostomal care, coma management, apnea monitoring, case management, oncology care, peritoneal dialysis, ostomy care, orthopedic rehabilitation, hemodialysis supportive care, podiatry services, neurological rehabilitation, psychological services, tube feeding, wound care, urinary catheterization, vision services, restorative nursing and more.

These are a few of the many amenities you will find in old age homes in Maine. There are also additional amenities offered in many senior homes, so be sure to inquire at each facility you are considering for your loved one.

Who are Maine retirement homes for?

Are you wondering whether or not a retirement home in Maine is the right thing for your loved one? Perhaps you are confused with all the other assisted living options out there and are not really sure which one is the right fit for you? Well, you can ask yourself a couple of questions. First, is your loved one elderly? Are they at least 55 years old? Second, is your loved one disabled? Do they have a physical or mental disorder or disability that requires constant care and supervision, both during day and night? If so, you may want to find them a Maine skilled nursing facility right away. They can give your loved one the proper care that they need.

How much do Maine retirement homes cost?

You can get your loved one into retirement homes in Maine. However, it might first be helpful to know more about the costs of different types of retirement homes to see whether or not you can afford the care you need.

If you are getting your loved one into Maine memory care facilities, the cost can range a lot depending on the location of the facility. There are more than 100 of these facilities throughout the state of Maine. They are for people who have memory-related problems or disorders, including dementia. The cost of these facilities averages about $86,000 per year.

Skilled nursing facilities in Maine are another choice when finding your loved one the right care that they need. The cost for skilled nursing is mostly going to vary based on the amenities your loved one needs. It could also vary based on location and whether they want or need a semi-private or private room. Semi-private rooms average $225 to $250 per day. The private rooms average $265 to $285 per day.

Hospice care might be something that is needed for your loved one, too. The hospice care at a retirement home is for those who have a terminal condition or who are living with a chronic, severe medical condition. The hospice care costs in Maine average $7,500 to $10,000 per month. Again, these costs can vary depending on the services that are provided to the resident.

Respite care is an option if unpaid caregivers need to rest or get time off. There are many respite care facilities and respite care options in the state of Maine. The cost for these will average to be $9,000 to $16,000 per month.

With the knowledge you now have about the cost of long-term care and retirement homes in Maine, you should find out more about different ways to pay the care you need.

    List of 10 Senior Retirement Homes in Maine

  1. Auburn Rehab & Hcc
  2. Auburn Rehab & Hcc is a senior retirement home in Auburn, Maine that can provide skilled nursing care and assistance to up to 70 senior citizens. It is located at 304 Maple Avenue, Auburn Maine 62615 zip code and includes amenities and services such as a memory care unit, secured grounds, dialysis and transportation services. Auburn Rehab & Hcc became licensed by Medicare to provide nursing care services on 02/16/1967 and accepts Medicare and Medicaid. License #: 145136.

  3. Lakewood A Continuing Care Center
  4. Lakewood A Continuing Care Center is a nursing and retirement facility located at 220 Kennedy Memorial Dr that provides nursing services to all Kennebec county residents. It provides amenities such as dementia and Alzheimer's care, physical rehabilitation, burn care and nutritional therapy. Lakewood A Continuing Care Center is able to provide nursing care services to no more than 105 senior citizens at once who are looking for retirement homes in Waterville, ME. It became licensed on 01/01/1993 with license number 205138.

  5. Our Lady Of Peace Nursing Care Residence
  6. Our Lady Of Peace Nursing Care Residence is a Medicare licensed retirement home - license # 335843 - located in Lewiston, Maine, with exact address of 5285 Lewiston Road in the 14092 zip code area. Our Lady Of Peace Nursing Care Residence provides amenities such as Alzheimer's care on-site, pain management, podiatry services and more. Our Lady Of Peace Nursing Care Residence can accommodate up to 250 Niagara residents who need 24/7 skilled nursing services.

  7. Pine Point Center
  8. Pine Point Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid and can fit 61 Scarborough residents at its full capacity. Pine Point Center is a Medicare-licensed retirement facility that was established on 01/10/1991 and includes services such as oncology care, neurological rehabilitation and restorative nursing and is located at 67 Pine Point Rd, Scarborough, Maine 4074. Its license number is 205070.

  9. Marshwood Center
  10. Up to 108 elderly senior citizens who need a senior home and live in Lewiston, ME can choose to stay at Marshwood Center to receive nursing home services. Marshwood Center is licensed from 04/10/1991, with license # 205072. It includes amenities like tube feeding, respite care and physical therapy and is situated at 33 Roger Street. Marshwood Center provides skilled nursing services to Androscoggin county residents who are looking for a nursing home in Lewiston.

  11. Dennett Road Manor
  12. If you are looking for a senior retirement home near you in Oakland, you should consider Dennett Road Manor, an officially licensed skilled nursing facility that accommodates all Garrett county residents and is located at 1113 Mary Drive. Its license # is 215216. No more than 99 seniors who live in Garrett county can reside at Dennett Road Manor at a time. Some of the amenities and services offered at Dennett Road Manor include orthopedic rehabilitation, pain reduction and management and pulmonary therapy.

  13. Maine Veterans Home - Scarborough
  14. Maine Veterans Home - Scarborough received its initial license from Medicare to operate as a retirement home in Scarborough, Maine on 01/01/1993 - license #: 205127. Maine Veterans Home - Scarborough can provide long-term care services for up to 120 Scarborough and Cumberland county residents at once and includes urinary incontinence management, lymphedema therapy and diabetes management.

  15. Waterville Residential Care Center
  16. A maximum of 92 Oneida county senior citizens can take advantage of skilled nursing offered at Waterville Residential Care Center, a retirement home which is located at 220 Tower Street inside Waterville, ME in the 13480 zip code area. Waterville Residential Care Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid and private payment methods as well and includes amenities such as dental care, Parkinson's care and outpatient therapies.

  17. Mainegeneral Rehab & Long Term Care - Gray Birch
  18. Mainegeneral Rehab & Long Term Care - Gray Birch is a retirement facility established on 08/25/1983 that provides long-term nursing care and short-term rehabilitation in Augusta, Maine and includes services such as outpatient therapy, 24/7 medical staff and complex medical care. Up to 77 elderly seniors who are looking for Augusta nursing home care can stay at Mainegeneral Rehab & Long Term Care - Gray Birch at a time. It is located at 37 Gray Birch Drive, Augusta, Maine 4330.

  19. Mount St Joseph Nursing Home
  20. Mount St Joseph Nursing Home was established on 01/01/1993 and it's one of the retirement homes in Waterville, ME that families need to evaluate when looking for a retirement facility in Kennebec county, Maine. Mount St Joseph Nursing Home can support Waterville senior citizens with heart failure or who have recently suffered cardiac arrest. Mount St Joseph Nursing Home is limited to providing skilled nursing to up to 111 Maine senior citizens at a time and is located at 7 Highwood St in the 4901 zip code area.

How do I pay for retirement homes in Maine?

There are a variety of ways to pay for retirement facilities in Maine.

First, you can use Medicare to pay for retirement homes. However, they would usually only pay for up to 100 days of long-term care. They might cover it if the doctor says the services are a medical need and if the services which are needed can’t be received in the comfort of the resident’s own home.

Second, you might be able to use Medicaid to cover the cost of a skilled nursing facility. With Medicaid, the resident must live in Maine. They residents must be blind or disabled. They must also be at least 65 years of age or older. They must not have an income that exceeds $2,313 per month. There is a $40 per month personal allowance. There are asset limits that must be met, too.

Third, you can pay for a Maine retirement home with long-term care insurance as well. This insurance policy will have a set limit at the start of the policy. This might be something around $440,000 for instance. The money is spent until it is all used up. There could be monthly limits put on the policy as well. The monthly limit will be used to cover the cost of retirement facilities, until that is met. Once met, other sources will need to cover the costs.

Fourth, long-term care facilities can be paid for with private payments. These might include things such as Social Security Disability, a pension, retirement savings, annuities, personal savings, money from family members, and more.

You will find a range of Maine retirement homes that can fit the needs and wants of any elderly resident. The cost of these facilities and homes can range based on the location. The cost can also range based on the number of services that are going to be provided to the resident. Lastly, the cost can vary based on the type of care that is given to the resident. Now that you have all this information, you can use it to help find your loved one the best retirement living and care they can get in the state of Maine.

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