Eight beds is small, genuinely small, for a nursing home, and Living Spring Residential Care in Lewiston keeps that scale deliberately. The facility sits at 1050 Hemlock Drive, three years into operation, and accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay, which covers most of the financial bases a family might be working with.
Round-the-clock staffing covers the building regardless of size, and respite care is available for families who need a short-term arrangement rather than a permanent move. Nursing coverage breaks down across registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nurse aides, adding up to roughly 3 hours and 6 minutes of total nursing care per resident daily.
Getting around outside the building is limited; the Walk Score sits at 4, deeply car-dependent, among the lowest scores seen in this batch of facilities. Residents and visiting family should plan on driving for essentially everything.
Regulatory attention here has centered on resident rights and protections, along with infection prevention and control, categories that reflect the kind of routine oversight nursing homes face broadly.
What Living Spring Residential Care offers, in the end, is an intentionally small, round-the-clock nursing home setting with genuine payment flexibility and respite options, in a stretch of Lewiston where the building itself, not the surrounding streets, defines daily life.














