306 Pine Street Group Home

Tri County Mental Health Services Group Home at 306 Pine Street in Lewiston, Maine offers assisted living for up to five seniors in a cozy, home-like setting where people really do get to know each other, and the staff pays close attention to what each person needs, whether it's help with bathing, dressing, medication, or everyday chores like laundry and meals. Residents can choose between private bedrooms or shared rooms, and everything comes furnished for ease of moving in, which can be a relief, especially during a big transition. The home runs daily scheduled activities like music therapy, art, movie nights, and fitness sessions, so there's plenty of chances to socialize or exercise right alongside neighbors, and for those who enjoy being outdoors a bit, there's a garden, yard, and walking paths, sometimes even organized outdoor trips. Meals are prepared fresh three times a day, with special care for anyone who needs a diabetes or low-salt diet, and staff will work with health providers to keep medical needs sorted, which can give families peace of mind. The community offers transportation to doctor appointments, shopping trips, and spiritual events, which helps people stay as independent as possible, and the staff are on hand 24/7 for any kind of assistance or supervision someone might require, including help with moving around, toileting, and washing, and there's even hospice care and mental health services when those are needed. Other features like Wi-Fi, phone access in rooms, housekeeping, laundry, a steam room, jacuzzi, beauty shop, and a reading room make it feel a bit more comfortable, almost like a real home where someone's always around. There's respite care for short stays if caregivers need a break, plus memory care for those with memory issues, and the whole place is licensed and accredited by Maine's Department of Social Services, run by a private non-profit, and it tries to be affordable. The atmosphere around the house values respect, dignity, and letting people keep their independence, but with ready help as needed, and it stays pretty lively with social programs, support for mental health, and entertainment-each part aimed at making life safe, cozy, and meaningful for every resident in their own way.