Seaside Nursing & Retirement is in Portland, Maine. It sits about a mile and a half from downtown. The area scores 87 out of 100 for walking. That’s a high score. People can walk to get coffee. They can walk to a small park. They can walk to pick up a prescription. This helps residents who still get around on their own. It also helps family members who come to visit.
The building has 147 beds. Right now, 91% of those beds are filled. That’s a lot of full rooms. It shows that families in the area choose this place often. Most residents stay about 130 days. Some residents are here for a short time. They are healing after surgery or a hospital stay. Other residents stay much longer. They need ongoing nursing care.
Nurses care for residents around the clock. The team includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nurse aides. Together, they give each resident about 4 hours and 34 minutes of care every day. Nurse aides do the biggest part of that work. They spend close to 2 hours and 47 minutes with each resident. They help with bathing. They help with getting dressed. They help residents move around safely. Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses handle the rest. They give medication. They treat wounds. They watch for changes in a resident’s health.
Families can pay for care in different ways here. Seaside takes Medicare. It takes Medicaid. It also takes private pay. This gives families more choices. A family might need short-term rehab coverage. Another family might need coverage for a longer stay. Having three payment options makes it easier to find a plan that fits.
