Our assisted living option empowers you to live more independently by providing discreet assistance based on your unique needs and goals. Beginning with a wellness assessment completed by our care team, we’ll develop a personalized plan that supports your longevity and enhances your life. Your day-to-day will include enriching cultural and educational programming that caters to and inspires your passions, an array of health and wellness offerings, and inspired nutritious, flavorful dining.
Trained, compassionate caregivers provide personal assistance, augmented by smart technology and electronic health records. With an on-site licensed nurse available at all hours, you’ll also have the peace of mind you deserve. Should your needs change, our integrated care team will assess and initiate additional services so you can continue to live your best life, without disruption.
What is included in assisted living?
The services and amenities offered in assisted living communities typically include:
What is the difference between assisted living and independent living?
The key difference between assisted living and independent living is the level of care provided. Independent living is best suited for seniors who can manage daily tasks on their own but want a supportive, social environment and help with household chores. At Maplewood Senior Living, Assisted Living goes beyond providing care—it’s about fostering a vibrant, supportive community where every resident can thrive. Our services are designed to offer just the right amount of support, empowering residents to maintain independence while enjoying a worry-free lifestyle.
Does assisted living provide 24 hour care?
Yes, it is typical for assisted living communities to provide 24 hour supervision and support.
When is it time to transition to assisted living?
Transitioning to assisted living is often a gradual process, and there’s no exact “right time” for everyone. It’s important to talk openly with your family, your healthcare provider, and possibly a geriatric care manager who can assess your needs and help guide the decision. Visiting potential communities and considering factors like location, services, and comfort level with the environment can also help make the transition smoother.
Ultimately, the decision to move to assisted living should be based on your personal needs, health status, and comfort, ensuring you maintain as much independence and quality of life as possible while receiving the appropriate support.
What is assisted living vs nursing home?
The primary difference between assisted living and a nursing home is the level of care provided, with each catering to different needs based on a person’s health, independence, and daily assistance requirements.
Assisted Living:
Nursing Home:
How long do most people live in assisted living?
The length of time people live in assisted living varies widely depending on individual health, personal circumstances, and the type of care they need. On average, most people live in assisted living for anywhere from about 2 to 3 years, though some may stay for a shorter or longer period.