After Evelyn had carpal tunnel surgery on both hands, we realized quickly that her recovery would require more support than I could provide at home. She uses a walker and has limited mobility, so even simple things like getting to the bathroom were a challenge. Initially, we paid out of pocket for a short hospital stay. Thankfully, with help from Brianna at Maple Manor and Michelle at the hospital, we were able to get insurance approval for Evelyn to receive skilled care.

We chose Maple Manor because it’s close to home—just six miles away and because we knew so many familiar faces there. From the moment she arrived, we were both reassured that we made the right choice. The therapy team, especially the two Ashleys, did an incredible job helping her regain use of her hands. Betty, one of the staff members, stood out as someone who always brought a smile to Evelyn’s face. She found joy in reconnecting with old friends and making new ones.

Evelyn especially looked forward to her therapy sessions and mealtimes, where she could spend time with other residents. It was more than just rehab—it was a meaningful connection. The staff at Maple truly cared. They went above and beyond, making her feel seen and supported every day.

Having seen other facilities where the atmosphere was cold or inattentive, Maple Manor felt refreshingly different. The people there care deeply, and it shows. That’s why we’d wholeheartedly recommend Maple to anyone needing compassionate, quality care.

Randall, husband of Evelyn D., Maple Manor Village

When it came time to find a new living situation for my mom, Maple Manor Village felt like the right choice. She had been living alone, and with a little dementia setting in, she started to feel scared in her home. We wanted her somewhere safe, where she could be surrounded by people and still maintain some independence.

My daughter works at Maple Manor and is absolutely wonderful, which gave me extra confidence in the care my mom would receive. I also live just 10 miles away—half the distance from her previous place—which makes visiting her so much easier.

What I love most is that her apartment is tucked inside the community, not near the road, and she has her own patio where she can sit and enjoy the sunshine. She keeps her curtains wide open to take it all in. It’s little things like that—those bright, peaceful views—that have made her feel at home.

Overall, the facility is clean, welcoming, and the rooms are a great size—definitely more spacious than other places we toured. It feels homey and secure, and the staff is always friendly and willing to help. I feel good knowing my mom is safe, comfortable, and cared for at Maple Manor Village.

Alana, Daughter of Shirley O., Maple Manor Village

When I had to place my mother into a nursing facility, my social worker and the help of Maple Manor made it possible to be placed in the best place I have ever seen. It’s clean, and the staff takes very good care of her. I am so happy with the care and the love they have given her. You have a great place here. Please keep up the great work!

Teresa G., Maple Manor Village