Maple Gardens Village
10200 W Maple St, Wichita, KS 67209
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June 14, 2022
We love Maple Gardens Village. It was the most reasonable in Wichita that was not low-income sensitive. It's got some problems but the positives far outweigh the negatives. It has structural issues that are being addressed that are pretty severe. Their exterior structure is architecturally compromised, but that's the only issue. The positives are a lot. It's a large space. The smallest apartment is 650 square feet for $695 and it's well maintained. Any maintenance issues we have, have been dealt with in less than 24 hours. It's a very friendly community with a lot of social interaction for my mother. The grounds are beautiful. The grounds are A++. It has all kinds of additional services available that they don't have to provide. They have a low-income eating program there, a hairdresser, a podiatrist that comes that trims toenails once every 11 weeks for Medicare recipients, free washers and dryers that are brand new, a well-maintained library, a craft room, craft activities, and social activities. You're getting so many of the very same services through the residential volunteers that you would have to pay thousands of dollars for in another facility. They don't have a formal activities director but they have a volunteer craft director, a volunteer librarian, and a volunteer gardening committee that keeps the grounds beautiful. Six days a week, they have either card games, bingo, or dominoes, and an activities director does not do that. That is overseen by volunteer residents. The resident volunteer programs keep the costs low. It gives seniors purpose. It's the difference between having to pay for a Sunday school teacher and having a volunteer Sunday school teacher. It's like a double benefit. In three days, mom already had six visitors and three volunteer helpers. Every day, she has somebody calling her and saying, "Do you want to go with me? We'll take you down." She's 92 and people take care of her. It's pretty wonderful. There's a little fishing pond onsite where the residents can go fishing for free and they can bike ride and it's all shaded. It's a wonderful walking path that they can take their grandkids. The apartments are very light. She's got a patio off the back where she can overlook the fountain and in the front, she can overlook a koi pond. It's pretty nice. The meals aren't provided by Maple Gardens. They're provided by a nonprofit government program.
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About Maple Gardens Village in Wichita, Kansas
Maple Gardens Village is a senior living community located in Wichita, Kansas. It is designed for individuals who are 55 years and older. The community offers apartment-style living, providing residents with a comfortable and private space. Apartments include a living room, dining area, and a kitchenette, allowing residents to prepare their own meals if they choose.
The community boasts a variety of amenities to enhance the living experience. Residents can enjoy outdoor common areas, walking and hiking areas, and a hot tub spa. For those with pets, Maple Gardens Village is pet-friendly. There are also shared common areas for socializing, and the community offers a range of social and entertainment activities and programs. Spiritual activities and programs are available for those who wish to participate.
Maple Gardens Village provides several services to support its residents. General transportation services are available, making it easier for residents to get around. Personal care services are also offered to assist with daily living activities. The community is equipped with ambulatory assistance features to ensure safety and accessibility for all residents. Overall, Maple Gardens Village offers a well-rounded living experience for seniors in Wichita.
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June 14, 2022
We love Maple Gardens Village. It was the most reasonable in Wichita that was not low-income sensitive. It's got some problems but the positives far outweigh the negatives. It has structural issues that are being addressed that are pretty severe. Their exterior structure is architecturally compromised, but that's the only issue. The positives are a lot. It's a large space. The smallest apartment is 650 square feet for $695 and it's well maintained. Any maintenance issues we have, have been dealt with in less than 24 hours. It's a very friendly community with a lot of social interaction for my mother. The grounds are beautiful. The grounds are A++. It has all kinds of additional services available that they don't have to provide. They have a low-income eating program there, a hairdresser, a podiatrist that comes that trims toenails once every 11 weeks for Medicare recipients, free washers and dryers that are brand new, a well-maintained library, a craft room, craft activities, and social activities. You're getting so many of the very same services through the residential volunteers that you would have to pay thousands of dollars for in another facility. They don't have a formal activities director but they have a volunteer craft director, a volunteer librarian, and a volunteer gardening committee that keeps the grounds beautiful. Six days a week, they have either card games, bingo, or dominoes, and an activities director does not do that. That is overseen by volunteer residents. The resident volunteer programs keep the costs low. It gives seniors purpose. It's the difference between having to pay for a Sunday school teacher and having a volunteer Sunday school teacher. It's like a double benefit. In three days, mom already had six visitors and three volunteer helpers. Every day, she has somebody calling her and saying, "Do you want to go with me? We'll take you down." She's 92 and people take care of her. It's pretty wonderful. There's a little fishing pond onsite where the residents can go fishing for free and they can bike ride and it's all shaded. It's a wonderful walking path that they can take their grandkids. The apartments are very light. She's got a patio off the back where she can overlook the fountain and in the front, she can overlook a koi pond. It's pretty nice. The meals aren't provided by Maple Gardens. They're provided by a nonprofit government program.
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