Maple Crest Campus

Maple Crest Campus sits in Fayette, Iowa and has been locally owned since 1976, and over the years, they've kept up with the times by updating lots of areas to help make things more comfortable and easy for folks who live there, plus, the place looks nice with its landscaped outdoor spaces and has big, roomy living areas so you never feel crowded, which matters as you get older. At Maple Crest Manor, which is part of the campus, you'll find skilled nursing care, assisted living, and nursing home care all covered, and there's a special memory care unit called Maple Memory Lane where staff trained in dementia and Alzheimer's care help residents feel safe and supported, tailoring the care to their needs and keeping their living area secure and calm, which can take some worry off family's minds. The facility is run by people who take pride in their work and treat everyone with kindness, dignity, and respect-and that means every person's needs get attention, whether that's through medication management, behavioral health, or just day-to-day help with things like bathing or meals. There are plenty of daily activities to keep people social and busy, with music therapy, pet therapy, structured programs, and chances for folks to engage both indoors and out-sometimes you see folks getting their hair done at the onsite beautician, or enjoying devotional services and other events in the common areas. There's a focus on making sure residents feel at home, whether in private or semi-private rooms, and every assisted living apartment comes with an emergency response system and just one occupant for safety and privacy, and the building supports independence with just the right amount of help, always keeping clinical staff available around the clock. Maple Crest Campus also partners with Northern Iowa Therapy, so there's access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy services, which really helps folks after surgery or if they need rehabilitation, and the nurses are on duty 24/7 to keep a careful eye on everyone. Living here means you can expect regular transportation to appointments, chances to spend time with therapy animals, and structured wellness and enrichment programs to keep life active and full. Since opening as a 55-bed nursing home, the place has grown to offer 14 assisted living apartments and specialized memory care, and the campus does its best to balance independence and support for every resident, making sure that people get treated like family and aren't lost in the shuffle, which is important when you've lived a long life and want some peace of mind.