Maplewood at Shane's Village sits in Ohio and serves as a continuing care retirement community, which means folks can get independent living, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and skilled nursing in one place, and they keep things apartment-style with options like studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and semi-private rooms, where seniors 55 or 62 and older find a comfortable, home-like setting with help close by. The doors stay open all day and all night with staff there every hour, offering 24-hour supervision, a fast call system, and help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers from beds to wheelchairs, and insulin monitoring, so people stay as healthy and safe as they can. Meals come prepared, usually one or two a day, so residents don't have to cook if they'd rather not, and they can eat in a communal dining room, use a private dining room, or even keep snacks handy with in-room refrigerators and kitchenettes. Housekeeping, laundry, linen changes, and maintenance are all handled for them, keeping things tidy. The staff also plan community-sponsored outings, trips, and daily activities, making sure there's always something to do-plus a full activity calendar, a media and activities room, and special programs run by the full-time activity director and sometimes by resident volunteers, all to help everyone stay active and involved. You'll see plenty of shared indoor spaces for social time, a library, walking paths, a beauty salon and barber shop, a garden, and even a private entrance that leads to the Skilled Nursing Center, which helps residents move smoothly between care levels if their needs change. The facility accepts people looking for independent or assisted living, nursing home care, respite care, and specific help for memory issues, and offers things like telephones in rooms and a variety of amenities designed to keep folks both comfortable and active.
When seniors or their families move in, they work with staff to create personalized care plans, so each person gets the support they actually need, and as needs change, the levels of care change too, with different fees for each level-things like a community fee, a buy-in fee, and separate charges for respite stays or higher levels of care, and though prices aren't posted up front, staff can tell you more if you call during the week or on weekends. There's even a local senior living advisor who'll help families figure out which options make sense, often at no cost, and the community hosts verified reviews from people who've lived or stayed there. The listing can be claimed on their website by community members, and there's a map that shows exactly where the facility is located, along with a model map that details the community's features and layout. You'll find all sorts of programs and amenities that cater to varying needs-like help with daily living tasks, scheduled activities, field trips outside the community, shared meals, and plenty of chances for residents to connect and stay as independent as they're able, all in a setting that keeps health and safety front and center for seniors in Ohio.
