Maples Assisted Living sits at 1600 Bland St, Bluefield, WV, and has provided care for over 30 years with staff around day and night, ready to help residents move from bed to wheelchair, help with daily needs like dressing, bathing, or medication, and step in fast during emergencies because there's a 24-hour call system and supervision. People living here get meals made by chefs, served fresh every day, and there are options to fit special diets too, plus all-day dining if schedules vary, so there's no need to fuss over cooking or cleaning up. Folks who need help managing insulin, medication, or have conditions like diabetes or incontinence receive the care and attention needed, and the facility takes care to coordinate with doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and offers skilled nursing or rehabilitation services when required.
There's memory care for seniors living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with programs mindful that these services tend to cost more, but many families find support through Medicaid and Medicare. The studio apartments are furnished, have telephones, and start at $4,895 per month, but there are also choices like condos, townhomes, and apartments for those wanting independent living. Social spots and common rooms let residents gather indoors to talk, visit, or join educational events, and there's a steady schedule of on-site activities, devotional gatherings, or trips that keep everyone moving, thinking, and enjoying each day, while personal care plans, crafted by a team of professionals, address unique needs.
The grounds have walking paths, a garden, an arts room, and movie nights, so days stay interesting, and residents get help with things like laundry, cleaning, and transportation to appointments or community events. There's an on-site barbershop and salon for easy grooming, always a chance to cross paths with neighbors, and the staff keeps an eye on safety features like emergency alert systems, walk-in tubs, and home security guides-they even go as far as offering medication dispensers and medical alerts. The building is wheelchair accessible, and there's help with moving in and settling down, plus amenities built around staying social, safe, healthy, and as independent as possible. The community takes part in the Social Care Network and helps manage social care platforms, which adds another layer of support for residents and their families. The team's attentive every day, ready to answer questions and respond to anything that comes up, aiming to improve satisfaction and help everyone make the most of each day.
