Maple Court Homes sits in Hornell, New York, and offers a mix of senior living options including assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and executive assisted living for people who need help with daily activities. The community supports a wide range of needs, which means they help with things like bathing, getting dressed, and taking medicine. You'll find both studio and two-bedroom rooms, and rent starts at $500 a month, including gas and electric, so folks don't have to worry about extra utility bills, and there's a kitchen in every apartment with a gas range, refrigerator, garbage disposal, and dishwasher, so residents can eat home-cooked meals if they want or enjoy the nutritious meals made by staff, which use quality ingredients and are served in common dining areas, and if anyone needs more space, there are larger floorplans up to three bedrooms.
Maple Court Homes has 80 apartments and includes 20 one-bedroom, 46 two-bedroom, and 14 three-bedroom units, some with patios or porches for relaxing outside, and they all offer either wall-to-wall carpet or laminate wood floors, depending on the layout. The rent covers gas and electric, garbage collection, and there's ample parking and coin-operated laundry, which makes life a little easier for people who want independence without home maintenance worries, and cats and dogs are allowed, so you can bring pets along, which means a lot to some folks.
The facility stands out because of its location in a lively neighborhood with easy access to things seniors find important-there are four hospitals nearby, including Saint James Mercy Hospital and the Bath VA Medical Center, twelve doctors' offices close by, and several pharmacies such as Walgreens, Walmart Pharmacy, and Wegmans, all within a short distance for added peace of mind about health care. For enjoying the day or getting some fresh air, residents can visit three nearby parks, like James Street Park and Almond Lions Community Park, and when people want a bite to eat or to go out with family, restaurants like The Udder Place and Marino's Restaurant are just down the road, and anyone interested in movies or events will find two theaters close by, called Spotlight of Hornell and Spotlight Theater Of Hornell.
For spiritual support or community gatherings, eight places of worship, including St Anne's Church and United Methodist Church, are all nearby, which often matters to people as they age, and there's also good public transportation with three different options, including County Cabs, making it easier to run errands or get to appointments. The community stays involved with programs for affordable housing, including Section 8 and rental housing lotteries, and 42 of its apartments are reserved for low-income families, so there's a real focus on providing equal housing opportunities without discrimination, following fair practices about race, religion, or other status.
The staff is known for their kindness and focus on helping residents stay engaged, from providing therapies for memory support to helping with day-to-day care needs, and the management team handles leasing, applications, and holds a steady hand over daily operations. The place has a photo gallery and offers information that people can access through email or printed brochures. The neighborhood gives residents a fulfilling, supportive lifestyle with nearby cafes, parks, worship spaces, and services designed to make senior living easier and more joyful, which might be why the community has been recognized with awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star awards. Maple Court Homes doesn't overpromise but seems to do an earnest job balancing comfort, care, and access to things most seniors want as they get older, and it's got an average rating of 7.4 out of 10, if you're looking for what others think.
