Four beds is a small number by any measure, and at Fifty Eight Sargent Avenue in Lewiston, Maine, all four are currently full. The Level III licensed residential care facility occupies a single-story building on Sargent Avenue, administered by Brian Vye. It’s not a campus; it’s closer to a household.
That scale shapes everything else about the place. Residents choose between private and semi-private rooms, and with only four people under one roof, the staff-to-resident dynamic looks nothing like a larger facility’s. The neighborhood itself is car-dependent, carrying a Walk Score of 22, so getting around still means driving rather than walking to nearby errands.
Regulatory reviews of the facility have tended to focus on care planning and documentation, a standard area of oversight for facilities like this one rather than a sign of trouble in day-to-day care. It’s the kind of theme regulators check across the board, not something specific to how residents are treated here.
For families weighing a smaller, quieter alternative to a large assisted living campus, Fifty Eight Sargent Avenue offers exactly that: four rooms, one administrator, and a scale of care that’s more household than it is a large institution.
