Where Dignity Meets Community
Welcome to Schooner Memory Care
Beauty In Care
Nurturing Community Location in Maine
Where comfort, dignity, and connection come together in a secure, nurturing community. Located on the beautiful campus of Schooner Estates in Auburn, Maine, our state-of-the-art memory care neighborhood is designed to support individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. With 24/7 trained care, engaging activities, and personalized support, we help each resident live with meaning, comfort, and joy.
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Memory-Specific Care
Secure, positive, and engaging environment created specifically for memory care needs.
Around the Clock Staff
Personalized care and assistance, including medication management and supervision.
Comfortable Living
Comfortable studios with natural light, private bathrooms, and familiar touches.
Enriching Experiences
Daily enrichment, social connection, and purposeful activities for each resident’s well-being.
Explore Insights & Resources
Topics on aging, memory care support, caregiving, and community life.
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Why Health and Wellness Matter in Memory Care: A Whole-Person Approach
When people think about care for someone with dementia, they often focus on medical needs first. And while those are important, they’re only one part of the bigger picture. Health
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How to Cope When a Loved One Has Dementia: Support for Families and Caregivers
When someone you love is living with dementia, it doesn’t just change their life, it changes yours, too. There’s often a mix of emotions that can be hard to sort
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What Is Memory Care Like? A Look Inside Daily Life in a Memory Care Community
One of the biggest questions families have is simple: What will my loved one’s day actually look like? There’s often a fear that moving into memory care means losing independence
Making a Transition: Signs to Look for Before a Move
Families often tell us that the hardest part of considering memory care is knowing when it might be time. The changes are often gradual, and it’s natural to second-guess concerns or hope things will improve on their own.