After losing her husband, my grandmother's mental health took a clear decline, and she could no longer live alone. She was constantly confused, and would wander the halls at night. After two months of family shifts at her home, we moved her to the Casco Inn. Though perhaps not the most luxurious facility, the Casco Inn is quiet, and has a "homey" feeling about it. The staff there are friendly, courteous, and attentive to their residents. There are social events provided for those who live there, and the ability to have their hair and nails done, which is nice. My grandmother is still confused much of the time, but she is safe, and well cared for, and that is what matters.