Maine · Service Area

Aging in Place in Portland & Southern Maine

Old Victorians with steep stairs, narrow doorways, and a winter that lasts six months. Good local trades exist here — getting them scheduled and supervised is the hard part.

Aging in place coordination for families in Portland & Southern Maine, Maine

What Aging in Place Looks Like Here

Much of Portland and the older coastal towns is pre-war housing: steep interior stairs, doorways a walker will not clear, a first-floor bath that may not exist, and heating systems that need a human who knows them. We walk the house and tell you which two or three changes actually change the risk.

Southern Maine is also spread out — a specialist in Portland, a pharmacy in Scarborough, a parent in Wells. The membership exists to absorb that driving and waiting, and to make sure somebody is physically at the house when the contractor says they will be.

Towns We Serve

  • Portland
  • South Portland
  • Cape Elizabeth
  • Falmouth
  • Scarborough
  • Yarmouth
  • Freeport
  • Brunswick
  • Saco
  • Biddeford
  • Kennebunk
  • Wells

Not on the list? Call and tell us where your parent lives — we will tell you honestly whether we can be there reliably.

The Membership

$975.00/ month

Starting price for one property in Portland & Southern Maine. Additional properties are quoted separately.

  • One dedicated coordinator who knows your parent and the house
  • A monthly visit — in person or virtual — with a safety review
  • Vendor sourcing, license and insurance checks, and supervision of the work
  • Uncapped weekday access and a 24-hour call-back guarantee
Request a Free Consultation

Your first call is free. The Home Longevity & Safety Audit is an optional $500 add-on.

Questions from Families in Portland & Southern Maine

Do you travel outside the Portland area?

We cover the southern coast and the towns around Portland. If your parent is further up the coast or inland, ask us directly and we will give you a straight answer.

Can you attend appointments with my parent?

Yes. Accompanying a parent to a medical or legal appointment and reporting back to the family is exactly the kind of coordination the membership covers.

Read the full Aging in Place Guide