Pricing ranges from
    $4,712 – 5,654/month

    Maple Ridge Retirement Community

    3525 North 167th Circle, Omaha, NE, 68116
    4.7 · 82 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Upscale resort-style senior living community

    I toured the community and was struck by the resort/cruise-ship atmosphere-beautiful, airy layout, large atrium, nicely appointed common rooms, and very spacious, modern apartments with full kitchens, walk-in closets and lots of storage. Meals are included (three buffet-style options daily) and generally delicious with wide choices; staff will even deliver meals to your room. The staff and managers were visible, friendly and helpful (Ray was an excellent guide), and there truly are an unbelievable number of activities, entertainment venues, salon/barber services, gym, theater, library, valet/minibus and pet-friendly policies. Downsides for me: it's expensive, does not accept Medicaid, parking/underground options are limited, balconies only face west, accessibility is tricky near a busy intersection, and I noticed occasional communication hiccups and limited diversity/social cliques. Overall I'd recommend it if you want active, upscale living with top amenities and don't need low-cost or intensive around-the-clock medical care.

    Pricing

    $4,712+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,654+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Assistance with dressing
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system

    Meals and dining

    • Meal preparation and service

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.68 · 82 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.4
    • Staff

      4.6
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      3.3

    Pros

    • Friendly, helpful and visible staff and management
    • Meals included in rent (three buffet-style meals daily)
    • High-quality dining with wide variety and top-notch salad bar
    • Valet/concierge parking and garage car-delivery service
    • Extensive on-site amenities (theater, library, gym, beauty salon, convenience store)
    • Active social calendar with abundant activities and outings
    • Clean, newer building with bright, airy public spaces
    • Spacious apartments with full kitchens and in-unit washer/dryer options
    • Pet-friendly community
    • Minibus/transportation for shopping and appointments, wheelchair-accessible bus
    • Medical and wellness access on-site (doctor visits, podiatrist, physical therapy, dietician)
    • 24-hour concierge/medical alert pendant and prompt emergency response
    • Weekly housekeeping and room-delivered meal service when needed
    • Resort/cruise-ship atmosphere with large atrium, ponds, waterfalls and well-appointed common areas
    • Strong sense of community; residents report making friends and not feeling lonely
    • Engaged activities director and praised social programming
    • Secure environment with timely staff communication and follow-up
    • Flexible future care options reportedly available without moving to a different building
    • Positive tour experience and informative, patient guides
    • Many residents report long-term satisfaction and willingness to recommend

    Cons

    • Higher pricing and additional fees; does not accept Medicaid
    • Buffet-style dining not ideal for all; some report repetitive menu or declining food quality
    • Location drawbacks (near major intersection/highway and surrounding businesses)
    • Parking limitations (no underground parking; outside garages; some parking/garage concerns)
    • Long hallways and limited balcony availability (balconies only on west side)
    • Limited variety of floor plans and some unit availability constraints
    • Mixed messages or concerns about availability of health aides and around-the-clock care
    • Some residents report a cold atmosphere, social cliques, seating restrictions in dining
    • Limited outdoor engagement or introduction to residents reported by some
    • Transportation reliability impacted at times (COVID-related restrictions noted)
    • A few reports of poor staff communication or inconsistent daily staff presence
    • Some reviewers miss personal cooking and feel buffet limits choice
    • Occasional complaints about storage space in certain units
    • Perceptions of limited diversity among residents

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: Reviews for Maple Ridge Retirement Community are overwhelmingly positive, with repeated praise for staff, amenities, dining, and the strong social environment. Many reviewers describe Maple Ridge as resort-like or cruise-ship-like, citing an impressive atrium, koi ponds and waterfalls, bright common areas, and well-maintained modern finishes. The general tone is that Maple Ridge is a first-class, well-run community that promotes active social living and provides extensive services that make daily life convenient and engaging.

    Staff and management: A dominant theme is excellent staff and visible, engaged management. Tour guides, co-managers, concierges, and the activities director receive consistent commendation for being patient, informative and proactive. Many reviews emphasize staff who go above and beyond, prompt follow-up and clear communication about community updates. Live-in managers and a 24-hour concierge or medical-alert response add to residents' sense of safety and reassurance. While most accounts praise staff consistency, a small minority report occasional communication lapses or a perception that daily hands-on staff presence can be limited in some roles.

    Facilities and apartments: The building and grounds are frequently described as new, clean, and beautifully appointed. Residents praise large, bright apartments with full kitchens, walk-in closets, and in-unit washer/dryer options in many units. Common areas — theater, library, fitness and rehab space, salon/barbershop, convenience store, dining room and large atrium — are frequently listed as strengths. The property landscaping, outdoor waterfall and koi pond are noted as attractive features that contribute to the resort atmosphere. Criticisms in this area are relatively minor but consistent: limited floor plan variety, balconies only on one side of the building, long hallways, and some units with limited storage or parking access issues (no underground parking; use of outside garages).

    Dining and food services: Dining is a central selling point. Many reviewers highlight that meals are included in the rent and praise the quality, variety, and flexibility of meals (buffet offerings, a top-of-the-line salad bar, deli sandwiches, pantry access for late-night snacks). Staffed meal delivery to apartments for illness and staff servers in the dining room are appreciated. However, a recurring caveat is that buffet-style service is not ideal for everyone; a number of reviewers find the buffet repetitive over time or prefer more made-to-order options. A few reviewers noted perceived declines in menu variety or food quality and advise prospective residents to sample meals before committing.

    Activities, social life and community culture: One of the strongest patterns is the breadth and frequency of activities: cards, bridge, poker, bingo, shuffleboard, daily exercise, theater movies, happy hours with live entertainment, tailgate parties for televised sports, classes, outings, and minibus shopping trips. Many reviewers credit an active social calendar and engaged activities director with helping new residents make friends quickly and avoid loneliness. Multiple residents describe a warm, family-like atmosphere and long-term satisfaction. Counterpoints include some accounts of social cliques, seating restrictions in dining that made a few people feel excluded, and isolated reports of a somewhat cold or impersonal atmosphere where staff did not facilitate introductions.

    Medical, safety and transportation: Maple Ridge offers several on-site medical touchpoints according to reviews: visiting doctors, podiatrist visits, physical therapy, rehab equipment, 24-hour concierge/medical alert pendant, and reportedly some communities include 24-hour medical staff in costs. Transportation services include a wheelchair-accessible minibus for shopping and appointments and valet/garage car services. While many found transportation convenient and appreciated the valet, others noted limitations — especially during COVID — and some concerns about the availability of health aides or around-the-clock assisted-care staff. Prospective residents should verify the exact scope of medical and caregiving services included and any costs for higher levels of care.

    Cost and contract considerations: A notable negative pattern is pricing. Multiple reviewers mention that Maple Ridge is more expensive than other local options, with sign-up fees and the community not accepting Medicaid. Several reviewers regard the price as justified by amenities and food, while others consider it a drawback and recommend verifying costs and included services. A few reviewers recommend sampling meals and clarifying fees and future-care costs before moving in.

    Notable patterns and caveats: Most reviewers emphatically recommend Maple Ridge and express high satisfaction, yet there are small but important patterns to watch: some residents report limited variety in floor plans and unit availability; parking and garage logistics can be inconvenient for some; buffet dining is polarizing; and a few reviewers report social/cultural downsides such as perceived cliques or limited diversity. A handful of reviewers also note that outdoor engagement and neighborhood surroundings (busy intersections, nearby businesses, highway) reduce the feeling of a tranquil setting for some.

    Conclusion: In synthesis, Maple Ridge is generally described as a high-quality, amenity-rich retirement community with excellent, visible staff, abundant activities and social opportunities, strong dining services, and a resort-like built environment. It is particularly well-suited to prospective residents who prioritize an active social life, extensive on-site services, and included dining. Prospective residents should, however, verify medical staffing levels and future-care options, sample meals to confirm dining preferences, clarify parking and storage specifics, and carefully review pricing and contract terms to ensure the community meets their accessibility, privacy, and budgetary needs. Overall, the dominant voice across reviews is highly positive: Maple Ridge delivers a lively, well-managed living option that many residents and families would recommend.

    Location

    Map showing location of Maple Ridge Retirement Community

    About Maple Ridge Retirement Community

    Maple Ridge Retirement Community sits in Omaha, Nebraska, surrounded by a tree farm and the Elk Creek flood plain, which gives residents nice views of nature and local wildlife, and the community has 129 apartments with studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom layouts, all designed for seniors who need different levels of care. The place has independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing and rehab, adult day care, home health services, and even respite and hospice care, so residents can stay as their needs change, and some folks use wheelchairs or walkers while getting care from staff on-site day and night. The building's all-inclusive, resort-style setup covers meals, housekeeping, and scheduled transportation, so people don't have to worry about much, and there are always activities; the full-time lifestyle director plans fitness classes, social gatherings, workshops, and outings, and live shows happen in the community auditorium. The dining service, known for its Freedom Dining program, serves buffet-style meals that cover kosher and vegetarian options, and there's also a community kitchen available, while meal service happens in a big on-site dining room that feels like a restaurant. Residents can relax in indoor and outdoor common areas, walk along the paths, or spend time by the waterfalls and gardens, and there's an on-site swimming pool, hot tub, fitness center, beauty salon, barber shop, library, theater, game room, and bank, so there's usually something to do. Staff includes nurses, caregivers, and a doctor on call, and they help with things like dressing, medication, physical and occupational therapy, and dental services; there's even complimentary transportation to medical offices like Methodist Healthwest and West Dodge Medical Plaza, with a Walgreens pharmacy less than a mile away for easy medicine pick-up. The whole community is pet-friendly and accepts all types of pets, letting people bring their animal companions, and both indoor areas and private rooms stay smoke-free. Security features like controlled access and a 24-hour call system, plus amenities for wheelchairs and walkers, help everyone get around safely. Residents organize clubs, run activities, and help plan the robust calendar of events, and the place feels cozy and homey because staff are friendly and always available to support everyone. There's a focus on fostering community and keeping folks active, and long-term care options let people age in place if needs change. The building has parking for residents and guests, a garden space, a community kitchen, and close proximity to Omaha's nearby attractions and parks, so people can enjoy outings or relax at home, and with a Resident Travel Program, residents can visit other connected communities if they'd like. Maple Ridge gets decent reviews, mainly for the environment, food, and helpful staff, and people seem to like the social life, activities, and peaceful natural setting.

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