Oasis

Oasis sits in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, and covers many senior living needs across different levels of care, so you've got independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and even options for respite, hospice, dementia care, and adult day programs, and folks will find names like Hilltop Manor, Pleasant Meadows Estates, Main Street West, and Village Manor in their list of facilities. The staff at Oasis help residents with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication, along with regular housekeeping and nutritious meals, and they try to give a sense of safety and comfort, especially for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, since memory care includes secured areas, supervision twenty-four hours, and activities that support memory, but anyone looking for more specialized or frequent social and recreational programs might find things a bit limited, and there's not a big focus on outdoor amenities or devotional activities on-site, though they help with transportation when folks need to go out. Assisted living at Oasis comes with semi-private, furnished one-bedroom apartments, basic cable, phones, WiFi, and staff nearby if someone needs help right away, and independent living gives seniors freedom with chores like laundry, meals, and housekeeping managed for them, so they can take part in community meals and casual activities if they want. There are gardens and paths for walking, but outdoor features stay fairly simple, just like the structured setting can mean less privacy for some, and if anyone needs hospital care, the main medical facilities aren't very close. Oasis has special care for conditions like diabetes, along with care plans that focus on what each resident needs, and their Health Care team offers check-ins plus support, including rehab if needed, but nursing care, while available, tends to be limited unless you step into their skilled nursing area. Every day, residents can expect some group activities, some movie nights, gardening, and meals with special diets, but if someone's looking for lots of choices or customized group programs, options may feel modest. Transportation helps get people to doctor visits or community trips, which is good since on-site offerings keep a basic pace, and families can use respite service when caregivers need a break. Oasis puts attention into supporting comfort, dignity, and daily independence, and even though the environment is safe and attentive, some may find the rules and routines stronger than they'd like, and those seeking lots of community engagement or medical services right on campus might need to look at those parts closely. The phone number connecting you to their team is 207-564-9061.