Eastport Memorial Nursing Home

Nestled in the heart of Eastport, Maine — the easternmost city in the United States — Eastport Memorial Nursing Home at 23 Boynton Street offers dedicated skilled nursing care in one of New England's most distinctive coastal communities. Perched on Moose Island along the shores of Passamaquoddy Bay, residents enjoy a tranquil setting where the rhythms of tidal life provide a uniquely peaceful backdrop to daily living. Eastport Memorial Nursing Home provides comprehensive skilled nursing services, including post-acute rehabilitation, long-term care, and medically complex case management. The clinical team is equipped to support residents through recovery and chronic condition management with the attentiveness and personal touch that only a small, community-rooted facility can offer. As a non-profit organization, Eastport Memorial Nursing Home operates with a mission-first philosophy — reinvesting in resident care, staff development, and facility quality rather than shareholder returns. Families can trust that every decision is guided by what is best for residents, not the bottom line. The surrounding area offers genuine small-town warmth. The historic Eastport waterfront and pier are just moments away, where residents and visiting families can take in sweeping views of the bay and Canada's Campobello Island. Culture thrives locally through the Eastport Arts Center, and Raye's Mustard Mill — the oldest operating stone-ground mustard mill in the United States — stands as a beloved community landmark. Dining along Water Street gives families a place to gather before or after visits. For medical needs beyond the facility, Calais Regional Hospital is approximately 38 miles west, and Down East Community Hospital in Machias provides additional acute care access. Washington County's close-knit healthcare network ensures residents are never far from support. For seniors and families seeking skilled nursing care in a community that feels like home, Eastport Memorial Nursing Home delivers quality, compassion, and a setting unlike any other in Maine.