The Meadows has been open in Greene, Maine for thirty years now. It’s a single-story assisted living community at 433 US-202. You’ll want a car here. The road is car-dependent (Walk Score 16), so most errands and appointments mean driving, not walking.
What residents get instead is their own space. Rooms are private, with private toilets, and the building is set up to be accessible for people with disabilities. A 24-hour emergency call button is always within reach.
Residents do their own laundry on-site, and there are shared recreational areas for anyone who wants company. Transportation services are available too, along with fitness and recreation options.
The Meadows calls itself family-oriented. That shows up in how the place runs: residents can join group activities, or they can skip them and stay in their own space. Nobody’s pushed either way.
On staffing, the numbers are modest but real. A registered nurse is on hand for about 50 minutes per resident each day. Licensed practical nurses and nurse aides add more hours on top of that.
Add it all up, and The Meadows looks like a smaller alternative to the bigger, more urban assisted living places nearby. Private rooms. Three decades in business. A pace built for residents who want to run their own day.











