Maplewood Senior Living

The Team at Maplewood Darien have been amazing since we transitioned my Mother there 3 months ago. You really get a feeling of community from the very beginning and the staff are 100% involved with my Mother's day to day routine. Everyone on staff knows my Mom and they all know me as well! [name removed] and [name removed] did an amazing job of helping us get my Mother moved and settled in quickly and they were there every day to reassure her about the move. I no longer worry about her every minute of the day as I know the staff makes sure she is getting to all of her meals and activities and not sitting alone in her apartment all day.

Maplewood at Stony Hill is a place that I never thought we would have to use for our family member but we did and I can't say enough about the caring and compassionate staff that is there. The Director of Nursing, The Assistant Director of Nursing and their activity director are amazing. Customer and consumer focused; there to help and listen. Living out of state; I rely on calls from my siblings regarding the care my mom receives. The staff has gone above and beyond reaching out to me with updates and just calling to see how I am doing. Being in health care myself; makes it even more important to have my mom in a positive environment where she can enjoy her remaining days. All the staff there are very kind and my mom enjoys talking with them. Thank you for taking care of my mom.

My mother has a been resident at Maplewood Cuyahoga Falls since March of 2016. This is just the best facility for dementia and Alzheimers patients. They have become family to me and my Mother. They are very caring about the residents. Everyone, from the staff at the front desk to the nurses aids, are very friendly, and can tell you everything that is going on with your family member. This is not just a facility. This is their home. Anything that you need addressed is immediately taken care of, no matter how minor it is. The staff is well trained in taking care of dementia patients. Maplewood also puts on educational training sessions to assist family members in understanding what your loved one is going through. I have learned a lot from these classes, and highly recommend attending. The food is wonderful and very tasty. My mom's health improved because she is getting three meals a day and exercise. They have specialists come in to evaluate your loved one, if necessary. My mom has been a fall risk, and physical therapy has helped with this. Maplewood Cuyahoga Falls is a great place for your family member to be. They will get outstanding care. I highly recommend bringing your loved one to Maplewood Cuyahoga Falls.

Thumbs up to this community for great care and support to me while my father was living there. He's recently passed away, but I want to commend the nursing staff and caregivers for making him comfortable and for keeping our family in tune to every detail. I'd not hesitate to recommend Maplewood to a family member or neighbor that needed care.

Maplewood welcomed my father into their memory care facility with professional expertise and deep compassion to make his transition as smooth as possible. The caring staff extends from the nursing and caregivers to the entire staff in the unit and in the building. With delicious food, many stimulating activities and a beautiful facility that includes indoor and outdoor spaces, my father is now living in a new home.

The facility is clean and well maintained. I recently toured for my aunt. The front desk receptionist was welcoming and made us feel at home while waiting for our tour guide. We were introduced to many of the residents and they all seemed happy and well cared for. Looking around the community was decorated nicely and staff were gracious. I'd recommend the community to others looking at senior living, its a little bit off the road and tucked back in, but worth the drive and the look.

It is a genuine pleasure to thank the staff of Maplewood for the excellent care and service I receive during my post-operative stay from hip replacement surgery in May 2019. Knowing that the medical team at Cape Cod Orthopedics prefers that patients be released to their homes following surgery, I needed to make other arrangements for my post-op care. I live alone in a lovely Condo in Orleans with two flights of stairs. Unsure of my post-op health, I wanted to be somewhere where people would be available to assist me if I needed help with daily activities. Maplewood at Brewster offered the respite care I was looking for. Not only are housekeeping, Laundry service, and meals provided but staff was available to check in on me and help where I needed it. I met with members of the staff to describe the type of services we felt would be best for me in the situation. The dining service was excellent, with well balanced, delicious meals served by efficient and cheerful wait staff. The facility offers an extensive list of activities to provide diversity of programs for physical fitness, educational programs, entertainment and other programs that appeal to a variety of interests for the residents. Each and every team member quickly learned the names of their residents and greeted everyone by first names on a daily basis. The teams focus on the residents’ comfort was evident with the overwhelming satisfaction of everyone I met over the course of my stay. It was truly sad to leave all my new friends when it came to an end. I highly recommend the facility for anyone faced with a situation where respite care will enhance their lives. Thank you to everyone, Staff and residents, for making my post-op stay a wonderful time of my life. [Name removed] Orleans, MA

We toured facility with [name removed]. He was very personable and informative. The facility, grounds and suites are simply gorgeous. The staff was very pleasant and friendly. The patients all looked very happy. I loved the front porch layout for each of the suites. Makes it feel like you are outside instead of typical clinical walls and surroundings. Even the nurses cart blended right in and had a wood finish so it looked more like furniture than typical hospital cart. The food is delicious. This is a top notch facility with top notch amenities and top notch caring staff. [Name removed] runs a tight ship and it shows in the quality of his facility and the quality of his staff from top to bottom. My first impression is that my mom would love the tranquil surroundings. Feels peaceful and feels like lodge/cabin in the woods. The cost is higher than most assisted living facilities but it does offer the best of everything.

Maplewood at Chardon offers a great home town country ambiance and was the perfect setting for my mother. The floor plans are spacious and was the perfect size us. The food is spectacular. My mother was never interested in socializing with other ladies and activities, however since her move here - she's taking a liking to the garden club ladies, going out on the bus around town for some social outings and some of the educational speakers that are brought in. I'm over the moon to see my mother flourish and look happy.

Review of Maplewoods, Orange, CT. The decision to move to a senior residency can be difficult. There are many things to consider when making that decision, but the most important consideration is staffing. Kind, knowledgeable and responsive staff are key to a successful experience. Maplewoods staff: housekeepers, maintenance, nurses, receptionists, aides, cooks, dining staff, care coordinators, and directors are skilled in making Maplewood residents feel comfortable and at home. There are many reasons for choosing Maplewoods of Orange for my mother, but the one that stands above the rest is the way she is treated. When I hear staff addressing my mom just as her grandchildren do, “Hi Mama”, I know Maplewoods is the place for her.

I moved to Mayflower Place 7 years ago, after my husband passed away. I have made many friends that have become my family. The staff is professional and caring. I love being able to go to the stores and not have to drive. The food is wonderful and the dining room is beautiful. I am so glad I made this decision to live here.

I am an independent woman who did not have to move. I choose to move from my Cape home on the water to Mayflower Place. I brought my own furniture and its my new home. I can be as social as I want and I can stay in my large apartment and have privacy. I love that I do not have to make dinner and have many choices every evening. They have a library, pool, theatre, and live concerts here. I am so glad I made this choice to move to Mayflower Place. I have made some wonderful friends along the way.

“What I love most about Mill Hill is the staff. They treat my mom - and make her feel - like family. She’s flourished since she moved in there. She’s always been a fussy eater but eats ALL three meals a day there and raves about the food!”

A lovely "elite" community. The private ownership is appealing.

My mother has been living at Maplewood for about 6 months after living in her home for over 60 years. Circumstances required that she move into assisted living which, as you can imagine, was a tremendous change in her life. My sister and I looked at a number of other places but from the start, we realized that Maplewood was in a league of its own. The staff, especially [name removed], is exceptional. They were understanding, caring and incredibly patient. The food is always fresh and very good)—my mom can’t stop talking about how good it is, the staff is really good and the accommodations are top notch. The apartments are well maintained and the facility itself is not just nice, but beautiful. We are very pleased with our decision for our mom.

Our family member has been at Maplewood in Danbury for the past 2 1/2 Years. When I was looking for a special place for dear [Name removed] I visited 8 facilities between NY and Ct. I was just about to put a down payment at a facility when I met a visiting nurse who spoke highly of the care given at Maplewood in Danbury. She did not work for that facility so I thought that her feedback must be sincere. When I went on my first visit to Maplewood, I was not disappointed. The staff were very attentive to the residents. The regular assisted living floor was lively with activity & people seemed happy. I knew [Name removed] would need the dementia floor and I was surprised how calm & nurturing that environment was. There was a resident who preferred to sleep on the couch in front of the tv and that was perfectly acceptable. The nursing assistant spoke lovingly about the residents, telling me they are like grandparents to her. I later met the Director of that floor, [Name removed] who sets the loving example of meeting each resident’s individual needs instead of forcing them into institutional standards & rules. I also learned that Maplewood provides extensive training to better understand and care for dementia patients. That is very obvious when so see the care given. [Name removed] is a very “ hands on” Director of the dementia floor and is often in the great room sitting with a resident or providing support to her staff. She sets the tone by example and all the residents benefit. The food and activities are excellent & they always seem to come up with something fun & creative for the residents. They take them on nice rides on their bus, even during the winter months. It’s not easy when a loved one’s memory is fading and she can no longer live on her own, but at least I have peace of mind knowing [Name removed] is safe, cared for appreciated for her uniqueness !

I am very grateful that both of my parents are currently living at Maplewood. It was not an easy decision to move our mother out of our parents' home of 48 years, but it was no longer safe for her to live there due to what appeared to be a rather sudden onset of Alzheimer's. We selected Maplewood because of its structured plan of multi-leveled care, Tides and Currents, as well as the option for hospice services to be involved when that time approached. We were impressed with the facilities on both sides of the building (dining room, kitchen, theater room, planting room, secured outdoor courtyards) and the warmth of the decor. [Name removed], our Maplewood intake consultant assured us that our father could move into Mom's apartment when he was ready to join her, as we had noticed that his memory was beginning to fail and he had lost a lot of weight due to Mom's limited cooking abilities at the time. In October of 2016, we moved Mom into the Currents side of Maplewood which is secure and offers services for individuals with Alzheimer's or other medical conditions which result in loss of cognitive (mental) functions. Four days after we moved Mom into Maplewood, Dad decided to join her. They shared Mom's apartment for one year, and the staff worked hard to encourage Dad to attend activities on the Tides side of the building which provides programming for individuals with dementia, but without the significant loss of mental skills. As Mom's Alzheimer's progressed, it was no longer helpful for either Mom or Dad to continue to share an apartment. The Maplewood staff moved Dad to the Tides side of the building, and for over a year now, they bring him over to visit with our mother every evening. The Maplewood nursing staff (Tides and Currents) is exceptional and it's comforting to know that a nurse is available 24/7. [Name removed], the current director of nursing, and the nurses are always willing to answer questions or to collaborate with outside medical personnel. Regarding Mom, I am impressed with the Currents staff and their ability to keep residents OUT of their apartments and involved with activities. I recognize that Mom is not always involved in an activity, but she is in the circle or at the table and is physically present if she should choose to participate. This takes a great deal of skill and patience that comes from proper training of staff members. Mom knows the staff members and greets them with a smile. She does not handle personal care activities (bathing, brushing teeth) at this stage, so we appreciate the challenges the caregivers face in providing her care, Regarding Dad, he is respected and happy at Maplewood, and he feels secure there. The Tides staff is also well trained and respectful of the residents. They welcome visitors at all times. Dad enjoys the daily activities in Tides, especially when they are able to go out in the van on "field trips." The daily exercise programs help Dad stay physically active and healthy. Our family is grateful for [name removed]’s leadership at Maplewood, and she has been at Maplewood since its opening. Her door is always open and she is always willing to meet with us as needed. She has the gift of leading from within as I have observed her functioning in almost every capacity when necessary, and she truly cares for each of her residents.

Placing your loved one in a facility is one of the hardest decisions that you will make as a family. When we walked into Maplewood, we knew we had found the perfect place for our mother. The atmosphere was inviting, the staff was friendly, and the clients were treated with dignity and respect. The facility is designed specifically for dementia and alzheimer patients. There are two units, Tides and Currents, which are decorated exactly the same so that if your loved one must require additional care, they can be moved without much distraction or unfamiliarity. The dining room is set with tablecloths, glassware and serving pieces that resemble an upscale restaurant. The kitchen is on-site and the staff often comes out and asks the residents how their meal is tasting. If a family wishes to eat with loved one, just ask ahead and the kitchen will prepare a meal for you at a minimal price. There is also a family dining area for parties or other celebrations. Our mother was a resident at Maplewood for 21/2 years until she recently passed right before Christmas. We received so much support and love during those final days at Maplewood. We were there 24/7 and the way the staff worked together as a team during all three shifts, was nothing next to amazing. We were comforted and attended to like a family. We know our mom had excellent care and we thank the entire staff at Maplewood for showing her grace, love and respect.

We moved my father-in-Law (80’s) to Maplewood of Twinsburg approximately two months ago. His needs included assistance with all activities of daily living. He resides in the assisted living section called Tides. We toured many facilities in the area and also have friends with relatives in other facilities. There are many pros to Maplewood, and the tone for excellence is set by the Director, [name removed]. [Name removed] is responsive to questions and follows through on requests. Some of the highlights of the facility include: 1. Excellent medical care. The nursing staff, under the direction of Registered Nurse [name removed], is excellent. [Name removed] is a dedicated geriatric nurse. Maplewood has a great relationship with outside physicians' offices and the coordination of care is good. The nurses aides are compassionate caregivers, hardworking, yet always cheerful. Your loved one is treated with dignity by professional caregivers. 2. The facility is top-notch. The building is fairly new and decorated in an upbeat, fresh style. Grounds are well-maintained. The maintenance staff, including [name removed], very responsive to resident requests, including help with the cable television when necessary. The Barber shop/Beauty shop is a wonderful space. The facility has big televisions that families and friends can view. There are even computers and little meeting rooms. 3. The meals are freshly-prepared. Our father-in-law says the meals are tasty, and he has a choice of different entrees. Usually there are two choices for dinners, such as beef or fish. The soups are made from scratch and a favorite. Most of the residents dine in the beautiful dining room. The residents are friendly and enjoy each other’s company. It was important to us that not only was the Staff excellent, but the fellow residents were happy and cordial companions. 4. Activities are amazing. The Maplewood activities director [name removed] plans a variety of daily activities. Because [name removed] is a naturally upbeat person, she encourages the residents in amazing ways. The activities focus on the development of many areas, including: physical, spiritual, creative, intellectual, and musical. Also, field trips are planned, such as an outing to see the Fall leaves, attend a church supper, or enjoy a hot cocoa at a doughnut shop. My father-in-Law especially enjoyed the Veterans presentation, wherein Veterans were honored with a certificate. Because many of the male residents served as Veterans, Maplewood provides special programming. My family attended a community presentation with an expert speaker at Maplewood to learn about Veterans' benefits. 5. Friendly Staff and Residents. We visit my father-in-Law quite often (live 5 minutes away) and the employees and residents share a smile. The staff at Maplewood encourages the resident's family members to visit, with wonderful programming. There are movie nights, holiday dinners, wherein family members of all ages are comfortable and welcome. In summary, Maplewood is a blessing and wonderful alternative for a loved one that is no longer able to live safely at home.

I am so glad that I found Maplewood at Danbury for my mother! I've been to more facilities than I care to count, and my mother lived in 2 of them before I found Maplewood at Danbury - a beautiful, small facility in a class by itself. There are a limited number of residents at Maplewood, so each resident is well known by the staff (including their likes, dislikes, and favorite activities). The facility is beautifully maintained, spotlessly clean, with the feeling of "home" rather than an institutional setting. The excellent food is farm to table (I've eaten there many times, including major holidays). There are a multitude of activities to choose from which are ongoing throughout the day. The activities staff is wonderfully creative, coming up with new ideas on a regular basis to keep the residents engaged and happy. They also make every effort to assist wheelchair-bound residents to fully participate, whether that involves going out to lunch on Fridays, playing Wii bowling, or getting physical activity with "chair exercises." The residents are encouraged and cheered on for the smallest achievements - it is wonderful and heart warming to see them smiling, laughing and enjoying their lives. The attention paid to my mother's physical condition was amazing. The staff noticed every little issue that might arise, notified me immediately, called in the on-site doctor when necessary, and called Danbury Ambulance when a trip to the hospital was warranted. When doctor appointments were necessary, they transported my mother to and from the doctor's office and a staff member stayed with her during the appointment. The staff were always friendly and conscientious - attributes that were glaringly absent from the two prior facilities where my mother lived. My mother always looked clean and well cared for, her clothes and room were always clean, and the staff administered all of her medications. Another important feature of this facility is their back-up generator system. I had moved my mother up from Florida and was concerned about the potential loss of power during our frequent Winter storms. She couldn't tolerate the cold, but Maplewood at Danbury not only has their own backup generator, but they are also on the same grid as Danbury Hospital (which is conveniently located across the street), so I never worried that they would be without heat. I am so grateful to Maplewood at Danbury for caring for my mother so well during her last year of life. She was 100 years old when she died, and had enjoyed three 100th birthday parties in their private dining room before she passed. It gives me such great comfort to know that she was happy and well cared for during her final year. Thank you to everyone at Maplewood at Danbury for your kindness. It meant the world to me.