Five newly elected members have joined the Piper Shores 15-member volunteer Board of Directors (BOD) in 2022. “The Board of Trustees of Piper Shores is delighted to welcome these extraordinary new board members to our roster, each of whom has an extensive amount of knowledge pertaining to issues related to finance, investments, law, philanthropy, and… Read more »
U.S. Navy Honors WWII Veteran on 80th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
Jane Case, former Navy Code Girl, honored on December 7th at Piper Shores On December 7, 2021, the 80th Anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Jane (Tuttle) Case, a 98-year-old World War II (WWII) veteran, was honored by several active and retired U.S. Navy service members at the Piper Shores lifecare retirement community. Jane,… Read more »
Meet Patrick Boure, Facilities Director
There is another new smiling face on the Piper Shores campus. Pat Boure, a born and bred Mainer, recently joined the Senior Leadership Team at Piper Shores as Facilities Director. Pat brings over 17 years of experience in a senior facilities management role to the Piper Shores community, with experience in both the education and… Read more »
Meet Corey Seigel, Director of Food and Nutrition
If you’ve smelled some delicious new meals in our cafe, then chances are you’ve also met the newest member of the Piper Shores Team. Corey Seigel recently moved to Maine from Litchfield County, Connecticut and has joined the Senior Leadership Team at Piper Shores as the Director of Food and Nutrition. Corey brings over 33… Read more »
Medicare Advantage
Could Medicare Advantage actually be disadvantageous? Lifecare at Piper Shores offers independent living residents the peace of mind knowing that they have access to higher levels of onsite care such as assisted living, memory care, and nursing home care – all at a predictable monthly fee. To cover short-term skilled nursing care in the Holbrook… Read more »
COVID-19 Update on Piper Shores Re-Opening Measures
Piper Shores is now well over a year into shelter in place measures, and we are pleased to share that we continue to slowly reopen. The following are a few of our re-opening measure details that we think will be helpful for the families of residents, friends, and the general public. As you know from… Read more »
COVID-19 Update on Piper Shores Re-opening Measures
Piper Shores is now over a year into shelter in place measures, and we are pleased to share that we continue to slowly reopen. The following is a message that was shared with our independent residents from Jim Adamowicz, CEO, Leanne Fiet, COO, and Susan Russell, Resident Council President. It is followed by a few… Read more »
COVID19 Update – Vaccinations
The COVID19 vaccination process at Piper Shores is well underway, and the Administrative team recently conducted a Zoom conference call with Piper Shores Independent Living Residents to answer frequently asked questions about the implications of the vaccine. Below is a summary of the vaccination Q&A posted on February 19, 2021. Question: How is Piper Shores… Read more »
Let’s Celebrate the New Year and The Progress We Have Made Together
Many of us have been looking forward with great anticipation to the end of 2020, to the arrival of a New Year, and the chance for a fresh start. This update covers vaccines, COVID-19 testing, and some positive happenings here at Piper Shores. VACCINES On December 30, we conducted our first vaccine clinic with our… Read more »
COVID-19 Update – A Different Kind of Thanksgiving
We hope everyone had a safe and peaceful Thanksgiving holiday. Piper Shores had a different kind of Thanksgiving this year, with delivery of the traditional turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes, but also with delicious soup, salads, and an assortment of pies, including pumpkin, pecan and chocolate cream! Maine, along with the rest of the world,… Read more »