Maple Ridge Memory Care Costs & Pricing
Maple Ridge Memory Care offers competitive pricing for its services compared to the broader market in Chittenden County and across Vermont. The cost for a semi-private room at Maple Ridge is $8,390 per month, significantly higher than the county average of $6,080 and the state average of $5,174. For those seeking more privacy, a studio room at Maple Ridge is priced at $9,699, again above both the county's rate of $5,865 and the statewide figure of $5,259. While these costs reflect premium care and amenities that Maple Ridge provides, they do highlight a notable difference when compared to neighboring options. Prospective families should consider these factors alongside the quality of care provided when evaluating their choices in memory care services.
| Floor plans | Maple Ridge Memory Care | Chittenden County | Vermont |
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| Semi-Private | $8,390 | $6,080 | $5,174 |
| Studio | $9,699 | $5,865 | $5,259 |
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Overall Review of Maple Ridge Memory Care
caveat
5 reviews mention this
Short staffing raises care worries
Several residents describe staffing problems that affected daily care follow-through.
A number of reviewers say the building was short staffed, including concerns about checks not being completed as scheduled. Residents and families describe missed or poorly documented care tasks, and several mention problems following care plans or keeping records. One reviewer reports falls and an incident involving another patient, and another describes feeling their loved one was not receiving the services paid for.
common
12 reviews mention this
Caregivers are described as kind
Many reviewers describe caregivers who are caring, friendly, and responsive to family questions.
Positive reviews frequently focus on how staff treat residents, with multiple mentions of helpfulness, friendliness, and attentive check-ins. Several reviewers also describe good communication with families and willingness from nurses to address questions. Even some mixed reviews still highlight kind interactions when visitors come by and support from the activities director.
common
8 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and upkeep stand out
Reviewers consistently note that the community feels clean and well maintained.
Many reviews describe the facility as very clean, fresh, and maintained, including impressions that it looks new. Several reviewers mention their loved one’s room and common spaces being kept tidy. A couple of experiences were less smooth, such as needing to request room cleaning at times, but the overall cleanliness impression remains strong.
common
7 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Residents and families often point to frequent activities that help pass the day.
Reviews describe an active daily routine, including chair yoga, dance parties, and cooking or baking-style activities. Multiple families mention engaging group activities like word games, puzzles, and other social time where residents can interact rather than being shut away in rooms. Some reviewers also comment on the community’s activity calendar and seasonal events, reinforcing that programming is part of the day-to-day experience.
differentiator
7 reviews mention this
Dining is varied and diet-flexible
Dining receives consistent positive feedback, including accommodating different diets.
Several reviewers say the food is excellent or appealing, with variety on the menu and positive day-to-day dining experiences. Others specifically mention that the community can accommodate many different kinds of diets, and one reviewer describes menu flexibility for dietary needs. Even when a reviewer visited without trying meals, they still noted the dining area and the menu presentation as a strong point.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Feeding assistance and utensils can fail
Some reviewers report problems with feeding follow-through and the way meals are delivered.
A small subset of reviews describe missed feeding support, including claims that residents went long periods without consistent assistance with eating. One reviewer also describes meals being delivered in containers they say the resident couldn’t open and mentions missing items like utensils. These accounts contrast with the more common dining feedback from other families.
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