Cape Memory Care, A Woodlands Senior Living Community

Cape Memory Care, A Woodlands Senior Living Community is an assisted living facility in Cape Elizabeth, ME. It provides memory care services as part of the Woodlands Senior Living network, a Maine-based, family-owned organization. The parent organization began in 1980 with a 39-resident boarding home in Hallowell and has since expanded to 16 communities across ten locations in the state, caring for more than 600 residents. Woodlands Senior Living is the first organization in Maine to achieve Assisted Living Accreditation through The Joint Commission, an independent accreditor that has focused on healthcare improvement for over 70 years. This accreditation involves a voluntary, comprehensive evaluation designed to ensure the highest standards of safety and care, with the Gold Seal of Approval displayed at all ten Woodlands communities. The facility holds a rating of 3.20 based on 18 reviews.

The facility is located at 126 Scott Dyer Rd in Cape Elizabeth. It sits directly beside Willow Brook, a creek, with the Willow Brook nature preserve about a third of a mile away. The Spurwink River is also about a third of a mile from the site. Gull Crest Trails, another nature preserve, is about four-tenths of a mile away, as is the Elizabeth Park neighborhood. Lions Field, a local park, is about six-tenths of a mile from the facility.

Woodlands Senior Living emphasizes a team of specially trained and carefully selected staff, many of whom have been with the organization for years. The communities are intentionally designed and maintained with resident comfort and safety directing every decision. The organization’s core values include service, compassion, and a commitment to treating residents as unique individuals. Cape Memory Care serves the Cape Elizabeth area with memory care focused on the well-being of residents, supported by the broader Woodlands network’s accreditation and long-standing presence in Maine.

Services:

• Assisted Living
• Memory Care
• Private Apartments