Chapman House

Chapman House is an assisted living community in Auburn, Maine, serving senior women aged 65 and older who need residential-level care. Founded in 1887, the community provides a home-like environment focused on warmth, safety, and personalized attention.

Each resident receives a private suite with one bedroom and one bathroom, with staff working to match room assignments to individual needs. The community accommodates residents using walkers, canes, and oxygen. Staff are trained in diabetes and insulin management and can assist with questions about financial affordability through private pay or insurance options.

Amenities and services at Chapman House include an on-site beauty salon, dining selections, and in-house banking. With fewer than 100 residents in the building, each person receives attentive support from staff in an environment designed to foster belonging. The community maintains an active calendar of activities and public events, and welcomes volunteers to assist with activities, outings, yard work, or to share talents.

The community follows current health and safety guidelines, with staff trained to support residents' clinical needs. A Resident Care Coordinator, RN, oversees clinical care. Chapman House periodically hosts educational events for residents and families, such as discussions about hospice care services and planning.