York Region Maple Health Centre

York Region Maple Health Centre in Maple is a government-operated long-term care facility located at 10424 Keele Street, providing comprehensive senior care services to residents in the Maple community and surrounding York Region. This 127-bed nursing home offers 24-hour nursing and personal care in a supportive environment designed specifically for seniors requiring ongoing assistance and medical supervision. The facility features both private and shared accommodations within a modern, purpose-built structure that prioritizes accessibility and safety for residents with varying mobility needs. York Region Maple Health Centre in Maple provides specialized care programs including dementia support, palliative care, and rehabilitation services delivered by a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals including registered nurses, personal support workers, and therapeutic specialists. Residents at York Region Maple Health Centre benefit from nutritionally balanced meals prepared on-site, with dietary accommodations available for specific health requirements. The centre organizes regular recreational activities and social programs designed to enhance quality of life and maintain cognitive function, including music therapy, arts and crafts, and seasonal celebrations that families can participate in. The facility's location on Keele Street offers convenient access to local amenities and medical services, with Canada's Wonderland and Vaughan Mills shopping centre nearby. As part of York Region's network of senior living facilities, Maple Health Centre adheres to provincial standards for long-term care and undergoes regular quality assessments. Families considering senior living in Maple appreciate the centre's focus on person-centered care, which emphasizes dignity and individual preferences in daily routines. Prospective residents are encouraged to contact the York Region Maple Health Centre directly to arrange a tour, discuss current availability, and learn about the admission process through York Region's centralized application system.