Maplewood Senior Living

A very nice community, with excellent staff. Not the right fit for my loved one.

Maplewood of Danbury overlooks a cemetery and I did not think my wife would want to look at that every day. The parking here was horrible as well, it would have been a lot of walking which would have been very hard for me.

Maplewood feels like a luxury hotel and it had the price point to match it. It seemed like a great place, we were just looking for something that felt more homey.

I am very relaxed living here. I am close to family, which is a plus and have made some nice friends.

Very nice community decor/patio caring staff. Maybe improve housekeeping could increase programs geared to make residents, not much for them to do. I think short staffed probably due to Covid. My husband thanked me for choosing MW. Satisfied with my husband's personal care. Good food too.

High quality facility. Very clean and quiet. Meals good or better. Residents courteous and respectful.

Like everything food can be better. Like the people, Like activities

The activities are great both exercise and games as well as music, singing and dancing. The food is good but sometimes the service in the dining room needs a little more help. The apartment is beautiful and everything in the building is super clean. Also everyone looks out for you. You never have to worry about getting help.

We chose Maplewood at Darien because of the location, they have 24 hour nursing care which is something my mother needs, and I liked the facility itself. It is very up to date and open and airy. My mom has Alzheimer's, for this type of care she is not really able to take part in the activities. I would tell others just to keep in mind your loved one may be spending a lot of time in their room. The rooms are on the smaller side and the cleaning and laundry have not been all that great. But I know that she is being well taken care of and I would recommend to others looking.

I have enjoyed my stay here.

Maplewood at Southport was good. They gave us a wonderful tour. Like all the other places we toured, the rooms were good, and the services were all pretty much the same between the different facilities.

You really have to be your patient's advocate. You have to check on things and make sure they're getting done. If you want your loved one to go to an activity, it's your job to say something. But our loved one is going to activities we never thought he would go to, and that's very impressive. I like the staff. They're very good. The few times I've been there, I've notices some cleanliness issues. Overall it's good, but his bathroom hadn't been checked recently. I think it's pretty expensive, but overall it's been a really good experience.

This is a relatively good community for the money. Sometimes they do not follow through with things that they should. A lot of the staff are friendly and easy to get a long with. Some of the staff are a little different. They have a lot of activities for the memory care unit to keep them active.

Mill Hill is lovely throughout. Interactive groups using music are to be encouraged, as are those using physical activity. The more the better, especially considering the cost.

The community is short-staffed like many other communities right now. I would not be able to recommend this community based on my experience.

I thought it was a really nice facility, maybe a little too nice for our loved one's taste. They also seemed to concentrate more on memory care, so a lot of the residents were more impaired than our loved one. Because of that, I didn't feel he would have had as much opportunity for the social interactions we were wanting him to experience.

We did a virtual tour of this community and the staff was very friendly and informative. They followed up with us and answered all of our questions

My parents at the Maplewood really enjoy the food there they say it is really good, and we would recommend this community to others.

All in all given everything that has been going on, they have been doing a pretty good job

My Mom was at Maplewood at Stony Hill for several years. I found it to be a wonderful safe place for her to spend some quality time. She was very happy there, staff was great and she loved the "restaurant " where she had her meals. When Moms dementia got to the point where she was wondering, I wanted her to be safe. A nursing home was not an option for a healthy 90+ year old. She enjoyed the many activities, socializing and being with others with the same issues. Thank goodness I found Maplewood!