Casa VII sits at 15 Quail Dr in a quiet neighborhood of Windham, Maine, right in the 04347 zip code, and holds license number RCC182. This is a small senior living community, certified for only three residents, so folks get personalized attention and care, whether living alone or with a spouse. The place blends a warm, home-like feel with staff ready at all hours to help with daily activities like bathing, getting dressed, personal hygiene, and moving around, including two-person transfers when needed. They handle medication management, offer support for memory care residents-including specially designed Alzheimer's programs and secured areas to prevent residents from wandering off-and provide hospice and respite care, which means families can get some relief if they're the primary caregivers. Every resident gets a custom care plan based on their own needs, and the care team looks after everything from surgery recovery to rehab.
Accommodations here range from studio and shared apartments to one-bedroom suites, with both semi-private and private rooms, all set up to be safe and comfortable for older adults. The facility features round-the-clock supervision, in-room emergency systems, and rooms that include telephones. Meals are served three times a day, homemade and supervised by a dietitian, with menus that can be adjusted for things like diabetes or high blood pressure and even in-room dining available. Housekeeping, laundry (with dry cleaning), and move-in help come standard, while help is always available for bathing, dressing, and even feeding if that's needed.
Casa VII encourages staying active and social, with music therapy, pet therapy, group outings, movie nights, fitness classes, arts, and board games. The garden areas, walking paths, book room, and social spaces, including a community dining room and a health center with a hot tub and sauna, give residents options to relax or enjoy company. People can even get their hair done on-site with the salon services or arrange for in-home stylists. Transportation is arranged for doctor visits, errands, and even faith-based gatherings, while special events, game nights, and chapel services aim to build a sense of community.
The place is designed to help people feel safe, supported, and at home, while still letting them hold onto their independence as much as possible. Staff help those needing hands-on support, including those who need help with mobility or have more complex health needs, and the team coordinates care with outside healthcare providers as needed. Pricing for memory care starts around $4,500 per month and can go up depending on care level or room choice. Security systems and emergency alerts are standard. Casa VII is regulated by Maine's Department of Social Services, so it meets strict rules for safety and quality, and it's about 5.6 miles outside of Westbrook, Maine, so people can enjoy a peaceful setting that isn't too far from town.
