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John Fielding,
CEO
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SFCS was selected to expand and renovate the existing retirement community of 205 independent living apartments, 34 assisted living units and 96 nursing units.
Many of our designs integrate skilled nursing facilities with assisted living and independent apartments to provide a complete continuum of care for the elderly.
Our Assisted Living program is comprised of social and personal services which fully complement those of our residential apartments.
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Brian Mengel,
Civil Servant
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Assisted living is a managed residential community of individual apartments that provides a full range of support services from daily meals, laundry, transportation, recreation and maintenance.
Several thousand assisted-living apartments have been built and are in use by those Mainers with a retirement income sufficient to pay the monthly bill without any public assistance.
This program is based on a supported housing model with six beds located in three apartments on site and one client living off site as a member of the program.
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Miles Rhodes,
Wine Taster
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These assisted living residents live in spacious modern apartments, and enjoy amenities and services provided by an attentive professional staff.
Lovely apartments and cottages offer spacious living areas and fully equipped modern kitchens.
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Chrissie Tanner,
Homemaker and Mom
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The Two Bedroom Apartments consist of one large living room area with two sofas and a dinning table for four and Two Separate Bedrooms and one bathroom, which connects to both bedrooms.
There is colour TV in the living room and ceiling fans are fitted throughout all apartments and your bathroom has a washing machine, clothes dryer and hair dryer.
The apartments have a separate living room, bedroom with walking closet, full size bathroom and kitchen with all appliances.
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Craig Leveaux,
Blogger
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They are often relegated to living in group homes, institutions, or even just staying in the family home when they would otherwise be living in their own apartments or homes.
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