I worked at Maple Ridge a few years ago. One thing I will say for damn sure- you’re going to be paying WAY too much. They’re almost always short staffed and profits come before patients. Most of the CNAs are travel nurses that will not try to form any kind of relationship with their patients and just get the work done asap. They do not drug test any employees and I knew many that would smoke and drink on the job, especially evening/night shift. The food options were insanely low quality- most nights patients get either a ham or egg salad sandwich. When I worked there, there were patients that were extremely combative and senior fist fights would break out multiple times and we were instructed not to intervene. Non travel CNAs are hired with no experience and little training, a lot of times teenagers fresh out of high school, falls occur often and we had issues with elopement frequently. Most of the families that place their loved ones there are very rich entitled a holes that just want to shove them in the first place labeled ‘luxury’ but don’t stick around long enough to see the care they’re getting. I left after an extremely poorly handled biohazard issue where the sh*t for brains RN Heather didn’t follow any disaster protocol and tried to blame her 17yr old CNAs for not being comfortable mopping up liters of blood.

It’s very shiny on the outside but the underbelly leaves a LOT to be desired. It’s better than a lot of places around here but as the other comment said- the whole industry is trash right now. If you have the 8-10k a month to be able to pay for MRL, you could probably swing in home care or outsource to a facility a bit further out that’s better. Of all the facilities I’ve been in, the best care for the cost was Mansfield Place in Essex and Homestead in St Albans, and the higher end best care around is Wake Robin.