Maple Ridge Health Services sits in Milwaukee, WI, and has 80 certified beds with an average of 75 residents each day, so it's a larger nursing home that's been around for over 20 years; over that time, it's had management under North Shore Healthcare LLC since 2017, and while it offers a wide range of healthcare options, the facility's history includes 41 deficiencies in recent inspection reports and a few of them-like problems with infection control, respecting residents' rights, and immediate jeopardy concerns for care-have been pretty serious, including a complaint report as recent as October 17, 2024. The place is rated 3.7 by 29 reviews, which is fairly average, and it is certified for Medicare and Medicaid, but its nurse turnover rate sits up at 61.6% while the state average is only 49%, and that can affect the care you get day-to-day since nurse staffing hours per resident are also below the state average at 3.44 hours.
Maple Ridge provides both short-term rehab and long-term care, including skilled nursing, memory care, home health, hospice, and brain injury rehab, so there's help with things like personal care, wound care, medication support, diabetes monitoring, and lots of therapy services-physical, occupational, respiratory, and speech. For folks with complicated medical needs, the facility manages IVs, PICC lines, post-surgery care, respiratory therapies, dialysis transportation, full pharmacy services, and even in-house lab, X-ray, EKG, bladder ultrasound, and venous doppler tests, plus social worker help and psychiatric consults. There's help with bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility, and laundry and cleaning are part of the daily services. Rooms come semi-private ($2,000-$3,000 a month) or private ($3,000-$4,000 a month) with cable TV, telephones, and housekeeping, and safety features like sprinklers and handicap accessibility are standard.
Living spaces got renovated not long ago, trying to make things feel homelike, and there are outdoor areas, a game room, dining room, and places for arts, crafts, holiday and birthday celebrations, social activities, education, wellness programs, fitness, a salon/barbershop, and Wi-Fi. Residents can also get help getting to appointments with provided transportation. Meals and activity programs run daily, and they offer discharge planning for those transitioning home. The facility is for-profit and part of the North Shore Healthcare group, and while there are some amenities and a wide range of services, some ongoing citations about cleanliness, safety, infection control, and honoring residents' rights may matter when you're deciding if it's a good fit.
