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ALZHEIMER’S/DEMENTIA SUPPORT SERVICES
SAGADAHOC COUNTY
Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and Evaluation: Through a comprehensive assessment, a team consisting of a geriatric physician
and/or nurse, social worker and specialized staff determine the type of memory
disorder or dementia. Information about
the disease and assistance in obtaining the necessary resources to provide the
most appropriate care are provided.
Maine’s evaluation centers are listed below:
·
The Center for
Healthy Aging, Bangor
(207) 973-7094
·
Community Health and
Counseling Services and Maine Coast Physician’s Affiliate, Bangor
(207) 947-0366
·
AGES Program,
University of New England, Biddeford and Portland
1-800-930-2437 and (207) 283-4882
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The Alzheimer’s and
Memory Center, Eastern Neurology Associates, Bangor
(207) 947-0558
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Memory Clinic, Cary
Medical Center, Caribou
(207) 498-3111 ext. 1394
·
Gardiner Evaluation
Unit, Gardiner
(207) 626-1773
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MMC Geriatric Center,
PortlandScarborough
871-2847
Geriatricians: Physicians
specializing in the care of the elderly.
None
Neurologists: A
referral from a primary care physician is usually required for a neurologist,
who specializes in brain diseases and disorders.
Bernard Vigna, MD 2 Davenport Circle, St3 32 Bath 442-8199
Elder Law Attorneys: Specifically knowledgeable about the laws and regulations
that affect the elderly, including powers of attorney, guardianship, transfer
of assets and Medicaid and Medicare.
Lawyer
Referral and Information Service 1-800-860-1460
Legal
Services for the Elderly 1-800-750-5353
Volunteer
Lawyers Project 1-800-442-4293
Linda
Woods 12 Court Street Bath 442-8780
Jane Quirion 60 Main
Street Topsham 725-2477Lawyer Referral and Information Service 1-800-860-1460
Legal
Services for the Elderly 1-800-750-5353
Volunteer
Lawyers Project 1-800-442-4293
In-Home Respite: Funds are available through the Partners in Caring Program to pay for in-home respite and overnight
respite at home or in a facility to give caregivers some time off. With temporary relief, families may be able
to care for the person with dementia at home much longer than would otherwise
be possible. For more information, contact:
Senior Spectrum 1-800-639-1553
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Support Groups: Led by an experienced facilitator, caregivers have the
opportunity to share experiences and get support and emotional encouragement
from others.
Adult Day Services: Day care centers provide a safe, structured setting, which
can help to maintain functioning as long as possible.
Plant Memorial Home 1 Washington Street Bath 443-2244
Alz Respite Care 150 Congress Avenue Bath 729-8571
Sky-Hy Adult Day Care 32 Sky-Hy Drive Topsham 725725-7577
Home Health Agencies: Visiting nurses, home health aides, personal care
assistants, and homemakers can provide services in the home ranging from
personal care to health care and professional care.
Bridges 1-800-876-9212
Residential Care / Assisted Living Facilities: Residential care and assisted
living (AL) facilities serve individuals who need supervision around the clock,
but do not yet have the medical problems that require nursing home placement.
Eight Hundred Eight High St 808 High Street Bath 443-9783
Hillhouse, Inc 166
Whiskeag Road Bath 443-6301
Pleasant View Ranch 12 Chestnut Street Richmond 273-2245
Three North Pleasant St 3 North Pleasant Street Richmond 582-8656
West Gate Estates 49 S Pleasant Street Richmond 737-4122
Harlow House 281 Meadow Road Topsham 725-8495
Alz The Highlands (AL) 26 Elm Street Topsham 725-2650
Nursing Facilities with Alzheimer’s Units: Nursing facilities serve people
with Alzheimer’s and other dementias who have medical needs that require
nursing care.
Alz Winship Green Nursing Care 51 Winship
Street Bath 443-9772
FOR
MORE INFORMATION CALL:
THE ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
MAINE CHAPTER
PORTLAND, ME
1-800-660-2871
This list does not constitute an
endorsement or a recommendation.
11/97
Updated 2/98, 10/98, 5/99, 6/00, 3/01,
12/01, 7/02