MapleView Health & Rehabilitation Center sits at 856 Maple St, Rocky Hill, Connecticut, and has 120 beds for seniors who need skilled nursing care, short-term rehab, or long-term support, so people looking for a safe and supportive place can find help here, whether they need everyday assistance, post-hospital recovery, or special programs for memory issues and chronic illness. The center has a full range of health services, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as heart, pulmonary, wound, and stroke care, while its special Passport™ approach helps staff create personal care plans for each resident. MapleView also serves people with Alzheimer's and other dementias in a secured Memory Care unit, with staff trained to help people feel comfortable and prevent wandering or confusion, and there's plenty of help for daily activities such as bathing, getting dressed, and managing medicine.
Rooms at MapleView give options for both private and semi-private accommodations, all with private bathrooms, and rooms come with things like electric beds, flat panel TV with cable, phone service, bedside clock radios, and DVD players if needed. Room service and housekeeping keep things clean, laundry gets done daily, and maintenance takes care of repairs, so residents don't need to worry about chores. The dining service has a menu with several choices at each meal, always available options, and food prepared by chefs aimed at both nutrition and flavor, while lunch is served daily.
The center keeps a busy calendar of social and recreational activities, from arts and crafts and gardening to outings, religious services, bingo, pet therapy, cooking groups, games, and on-site entertainment, and the facility features an activity room, fitness center, library, fireplace lounge, interior gardens, outdoor courtyard, gift shop, and rooms for celebrations where families can gather. Residents can use free Wi-Fi and enjoy mail and newspaper delivery, and there's a beauty and barber shop on-site along with community trips, exercise groups, gardening, and supervised group events, so the days have structure and engagement.
For safety, MapleView has a security system and a locked Memory Care unit, and the staff offers round-the-clock help, including incontinence care and support for any medical needs, with access to telehealth and a network of partner services like diagnostics, home care, and hospice if required. The community has both short- and long-term care, including respite care and hospice, and it aims to create an environment where residents feel uplifted, respected, and comfortable. The center is a Certified Great Place to Work, has won awards for technology and wound care, and is known in reviews for having a helpful, friendly, and joyful staff who look after both residents and visitors.
Whether someone needs stay-over rehabilitation after a hospital visit, long-term nursing care, or help coping with memory loss, MapleView Health & Rehabilitation Center provides health care, daily life support, and plenty of activities to fill the day, all in a secure building that supports both body and mind. The center works with A Place For Mom's local advisors, so families can get help finding the right fit, and everything here tries to keep people strong, safe, and able to enjoy each day.
