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Right at Home Central Maine

Right at Home provides trusted in-home care for seniors and adults with disabilities. Call us today to see how we can improve your loved one’s quality of life!

Our highly trained caregivers can provide companionship, hygiene support, respite care and physical assistance to help loved ones live independently at home. We understand that everyone’s situation is unique, so we create custom care plans in collaboration with you to ensure the best possible care. Right at Home provides service 24/7—during holidays, weekends, evenings and overnight.

04/28/2026

Giving back never looked so colorful 🧡🩵

At Home Improvement, we hosted a bookmark‑decorating table to support Meals on Wheels America—complete with stickers, stamps, markers, crazy scissors, and lots of creativity. These handmade bookmarks will be included with seniors’ meal deliveries to brighten their day. A matching station at our Omaha corporate office made it a company‑wide effort. Along the way, we shared ideas for partnering with local Meals On Wheels programs and proudly raised $21,655 to help support seniors in our communities!

04/27/2026

For the past three years, the Right at Home-Citrus and Hernando team has been making a meaningful difference through advanced Dementia Support Squad training, partnering with Debbie Selsavage, Founder and President of Coping with Dementia, LLC. This specialized training equips caregivers who demonstrate excellence and a passion for dementia care with stronger skills, a deeper understanding, and the confidence to better support clients and their families by helping them live with dignity and comfort.

This year, the impact of that work reached far beyond the training room. When the experience was captured on video and shared online, the video quickly went viral, sparking an outpouring of community support and significantly raising awareness around compassionate dementia care. What began as a dementia training turned into something much bigger, touching far more lives than expected and shining a light on the importance of compassionate, informed care. It was a powerful reminder of our mission in action: improving the quality of life for those we serve, one person, one family, and one moment at a time.

04/24/2026

Traumatic brain injuries range from mild concussions to medical emergencies, and no two experiences look the same. Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to protect brain health. 🧠

04/23/2026

A little bingo, a lot of loco..

Bingo Loco was the perfect opportunity to step away from breakout sessions, recharge, and connect in a more relaxed setting. Because great ideas happen when we make space to unwind, too. 🔥

04/22/2026

There’s something powerful about keeping joy close, letting creativity run free, and never letting go of what still inspires you—no matter what stage of life you’re in. 💖

04/20/2026

When someone with Parkinson’s suddenly can’t move mid‑step, it’s called a “freezing” episode. In honor of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we’re breaking down what freezing is and how caregivers and loved ones can help when it happens.

04/17/2026

Becoming a caregiver for someone with Parkinson's means adapting constantly, because the disease looks different for everyone and changes over time. Our tips will help you provide confident, compassionate care.

04/16/2026

Today, some of our corporate team members spent time volunteering at Whispering Roots, giving back to an organization that helps nourish our community. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support meaningful work close to home! 🩵🧡

04/15/2026

When an older adult starts experiencing age-related changes that affect their driving abilities, they might experience denial or fear changes to their lifestyle.

Our recent blog explores how to recognize the warning signs and how to adapt to this big lifestyle change. Read more in the comments!

04/14/2026

Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start. From light cleaning to extra helping hands, caregivers are here to support a safe, comfortable home. 🩵🧡

04/13/2026

Movement plays a powerful role in maintaining independence. Chair yoga gives seniors a low‑impact way to strengthen their bodies, improve balance, and support both physical and mental health.

Swipe to learn how this approachable practice can support aging well at home and read more at the link in the comments.

04/11/2025

Today, we honor World Parkinson's Disease Day and stand in solidarity with individuals living with Parkinson's and their families. Parkinson's Disease is a progressive neurological disorder, impacting movement and coordination.

A solo ager diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease might think they need to move to assisted living right away. While that may be necessary in the future, many can continue living independently longer than expected. Here are some tips for coping and thriving on your own.

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/parkinsons-coping-tips-solo-agers

04/09/2025

Don't take the gift of sight for granted! Regular eye exams and healthy lifestyle choices can help prevent vision problems as we age. Learn more about how to protect your eyes and maintain your vision.

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/healthy-senior-vision-tips

04/07/2025

Social workers play a vital role in supporting older adults from hospitals to home care agencies. They provide holistic care, connect seniors with essential services, and advocate for their rights. These dedicated professionals blend empathy and advocacy to ensure older adults live with dignity and quality of life. 🌼

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/honoring-social-workers

04/04/2025

As we age, our homes transform into sanctuaries filled with cherished memories and comfort. Spring cleaning isn't just a yearly chore—it's a chance to enhance safety, health, and organization while honoring the precious moments and belongings that make our houses truly feel like home.

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/spring-cleaning-tips-for-seniors

04/03/2025

Join us on April 9th for a free CE webinar addressing workforce burnout and depression in direct care professions. Participants will learn how to create boundaries, maintain social connections, and build healthy relationships. Leave with a personal burnout evaluation and a plan to enhance your professional environment!

Register here: https://www.rightathome.net/professionals/continuing-education-units

03/31/2025

Choc is a 101-year-old Choctaw Indian and WWII veteran who served as a tank commander in pivotal battles like the Battle of the Bulge. He resides in an independent living facility and has been under the compassionate care of his Right at Home Northwest Oklahoma City caregiver, Susan Foster, since 2021. After the passing of his wife, Billie, in 2023, Choc embraced life with renewed energy. In December 2024, with Susan's unwavering support, Choc traveled to Belgium for the 80th Anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. Their journey included parades, meetings with dignitaries, and visits to historical sites. Choc expressed his gratitude, saying, “My trip to Belgium would not have happened without the help from Susan. She was my constant caregiver and companion. If I looked over my shoulder, she was there to help and make sure I was not overdoing it.”

Susan reflected on the experience, “If it weren’t for Choc, I would never have been able to experience this trip of a lifetime. It is a privilege to care for him and listen to his amazing life stories." Their journey was truly unforgettable, from dining with the King and Queen of Belgium to visiting the Bastogne Barracks War Museum, where Choc autographed a tank. Choc’s legacy is a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made for our freedom, and it is an honor for Right at Home to be part of his incredible journey. Thank you, Susan, for embodying the Right at Home mission and making a profound difference in Choc’s life. 💙

03/28/2025

March is DVT Awareness Month! Deep vein thrombosis is a silent but serious condition affecting nearly 900,000 Americans each year. Learn about the risk factors, warning signs, and prevention strategies to protect yourself and your loved ones in our blog.

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/deep-vein-thrombosis-prevention

03/26/2025

Hoarding disorder is complex and difficult to change, especially for older adults. Here are some dos and don’ts for helping an older adult diagnosed with this condition.

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/helping-a-senior-with-hoarding-disorder

03/24/2025

Did you know that older adults are especially susceptible to hoarding disorder? With a lifetime of accumulated possessions and the emotional ties that come with them, it's a challenging issue. Discover the roots of hoarding disorder and explore ways for older adults to overcome it.

Read more: https://www.rightathome.net/blog/hoarding-behaviors-in-seniors

03/21/2025

Watching our loved ones age is never easy. Start the important conversations early and explore your options now to ensure comfort and independence later. Our blog outlines 5 proactive steps to take before your loved one needs in-home help.

https://www.rightathome.net/blog/5-steps-to-prepare-for-aging

03/19/2025

Transform your home into a senior-friendly sanctuary with these essential safety tips. 🏡✨

https://www.rightathome.net/blog/senior-home-safety-tips

03/17/2025

Happy Wellderly Day! 💖

Today, we honor the wisdom, experience, and vitality of our elderly community. Share your favorite memories and moments with the seniors in your life in the comments below! 👇

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162 Route 133
Winthrop, ME
04364

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+12075733999

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https://www.rightathome.net/winthrop/

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