Maple View East

Maple View East is a senior living community found at 2625 N 19th St in Bismarck, ND, and it's set up for people who want independent living and assisted living, along with specialized memory care and skilled nursing services, so folks can get help if their needs change over time. People living here have several choices for rooms, including studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom layouts, so there's a bit of flexibility. The place focuses on comfort and well-being for seniors, and you'll find staff on hand around the clock to help out in emergencies or assist with everyday needs like moving from bed to wheelchair or watching insulin for diabetic residents. Meals get made by chefs and meal planners, and there's incontinence care and non-ambulatory care if anyone needs that type of support. The community runs a good number of activities on-site and also offers devotional services off-site, so residents can keep up both social connections and spiritual activities if they wish. Residents can relax or visit with each other in the many common indoor areas, and there's plenty to do both inside and around the neighborhood, with cafes, parks, restaurants, doctors, hospitals, and theaters all nearby. For those who need it, Maple View East also provides speech therapy through trained pathologists, with tailored therapy sessions and treatment plans made using solid evidence-based practices, including help for communication challenges. The community aims to be supportive and inclusive, offering assessments for speech and communication if needed. There's a range of payment options like private pay, commercial insurance, Social Security, and veteran's benefits, though there are some fees, including fees for buying in, a community fee, respite care, and separate rates for different care needs or for an extra person. Maple View Memory Care, at 4217 Montreal St, is part of the overall Maple View campus and serves residents who need more focused support for memory loss. People at Maple View East have access to meals, activities, and a caring team, and can get care that matches their needs pretty closely, all with an eye toward helping folks stay as independent and active as possible.