Bella Point Bridgton

Bella Point Bridgton sits in a country-like setting with space for 57 residents, offering both assisted living and independent living services, and the staff aims to create a home-like, calm place, although there've been falls and some people think care isn't always good enough, and you'll find rooms that are roomy-some even doubled, where folks can bring in items that remind them of their old homes, plus bathrooms and places to sit and chat with others or with staff if someone wants. There's memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and the building has outdoor spaces, well-kept gardens, a fish tank, a big dining room, and several living rooms and lounges for reading, watching TV, or just sitting quietly, and residents get meals cooked for them, daily housekeeping, laundry, and local rides into town for errands or appointments. Bella Point Bridgton is part of the DLTC Healthcare network, which runs several communities, and the staff covers all hours, offering personalized care plans, medication help, and support with things like bathing or getting dressed, and there's always someone on hand if help's needed. Folks can join activities like exercise, music, crafts, and outings, and there's a strong focus on health, comfort, and giving options for people who want to take part or just rest. The place also offers unique services like Home Care and Respite Care, plus a wide range of other programs across Maine, from therapeutic boarding schools and various rehab centers-including the Neurorestorative Sebago Ranch and Neurorestorative Sebago House-to pain management, neurological rehab, LGBTQ+ and veterans rehab, addiction treatment, faith-based support, eating disorder care, and wilderness therapy, so it serves a broad mix of needs. For community-minded people, there're group events, shared meals, and spacious areas meant to help everyone feel welcome and engaged, whether someone needs skilled nursing, memory support, or just prefers independent living with a bit of help now and then.