30 Community Drive • Camden, Maine • 04843 (207) 230-6100 • qhinfo@penbayhealthcare.org

If staying healthy and active is important to you, Quarry Hill could be one of the smartest moves you’ll ever make.
In collaboration with our parent company, Pen Bay Healthcare, and several community organizations, we offer a diverse health-and-wellness program that emphasizes active involvement in life, according to each person’s particular interests and needs.
Quarry Hill’s close ties to healthcare organizations, locally and beyond, guarantees residents easy access to a wide range of health services and specialties. Quarry Hill is a member of Pen Bay Healthcare, a nonprofit consortium serving the people of Midcoast Maine, and as such works closely with other consortium members, including Pen Bay Medical Center (a certified Primary Stroke Center), Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice, The Knox Center for Long Term Care, Mid-Coast Mental Health Center, and Penobscot Bay Physicians & Associates. Pen Bay Healthcare’s membership in MaineHealth connects our organization to the resources and expertise of the state’s largest healthcare system and its largest hospital (Maine Medical Center in Portland).
Quarry Hill is Midcoast Maine’s premier extended care retirement community, providing independent living, traditional assisted living, secure assisted living care for those with memory loss, short-term nursing and rehabilitation, and long-term nursing care. This unique continuum of care means Quarry Hill will likely meet your needs now and down the road.
Quarry Hill is the first retirement community of its kind in Maine to have an onsite physician dedicated exclusively to caring for its residents. Senior Services Physician Specialist Dr. Richard Kahn, MD, complemented by nurse practitioner Sandra Cadwell, ANP, BC, offers primary care services to residents throughout our community.
In independent living, our full-time health services coordinator promotes residents’ health and well-being. A registered nurse/case manager, the coordinator stands ready to help residents transition, as needed, from one part of our extended care continuum to another, identify health-related issues; and maintain independence as they grow older.
In assisted living, a licensed nurse is on duty at all times to monitor health needs; respond to emergencies; oversee medication management; and communicate changes in health status to physicians, family members, and other concerned representatives. Full-time nurse managers in the Terraces (traditional assisted living) and the Courtyard (assisted living for those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia and memory loss) develop an individualized service plan for each resident, perform functional and health assessments, and oversee day-to-day care.
In independent living, regular on-site classes include strength and flexibility, seated exercise, yoga, meditation, and Dancing Chi Qong. Residents are always welcome to use the Fitness Room, equipped with treadmill, stationary bikes, and other exercise equipment. Plus, the Penobscot Bay YMCA, a short walk from Quarry Hill, offers two indoor pools, an indoor track, an extensive fitness center, and an impressive range of classes specially designed for older adults. Residents receive a 15% discount on YMCA memberships.
Assisted living residents benefit from a variety of regular, on-site classes such as Men’s Gym, Ladies’ Gym, and other fitness classes, offered in a lighthearted and encouraging atmosphere.
Quarry Hill’s Adventures in Living Well series helps keep minds active and agile and spirits vital. Monthly educational programs range from art, music, nature, literature, and travel, to history and health.
Quarry Hill offers 24-hour emergency response. A licensed nurse and support staff, as well as maintenance personnel, are on duty around the clock. In addition, every Quarry Hill residence has at least one emergency response pullcord, and emergency-response pendants or wristbands are available to all residents of the Anderson Inn (included for assisted living residents).
Quarry Hill hosts free Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and VIP (Visually Impaired Persons) support groups for those living with these conditions and for their loved ones and caregivers.
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