Financial Options & Pricing at Maple Knoll Village

What Does It Cost to Live at Maple Knoll Village?


The answer depends on the residence, level of care, and financial option that best fits your needs. We’ve made it easier to understand the basics, compare your options, and get a clear sense of what living at Maple Knoll Village may cost.

For detailed rates and residence-specific pricing, view our full 2026 Pricing Guide. Additionally, you can contact our team if you have questions or would like help understanding your options.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Life Plan Community, also known as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), offers independent living along with access to additional levels of care if a resident’s needs change. At Maple Knoll Village, residents can enjoy an active, independent lifestyle while having assisted living, memory support, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation services available on the same campus.

An entrance fee is a one-time payment associated with certain Life Plan contract options at Maple Knoll Village, providing more than just a residence. It is part of a long-term plan that offers priority access to higher levels of care, greater financial predictability and, for qualifying residents with eligible contracts, the added protection of Maple Knoll Village’s benevolent care program. Entrance fees vary based on the residence and contract selected, allowing residents to plan confidently for future healthcare needs while enjoying an active, independent lifestyle today.

Yes. Rental options are available for select residences, including rental options at Beecher Place, and do not require a traditional Life Plan entrance fee. Rental contracts differ from Life Plan contracts, including their financial protections and benefits. Rental contracts do not include access to Maple Knoll Village’s benevolent care program if a resident’s financial resources are depleted. Our team can explain the differences between rental and Life Plan options to help you make an informed decision.

Maple Knoll Village’s Life Plan agreement includes an entrance fee option with a defined refund structure. Ten percent of the entrance fee is nonrefundable upon signing, while the remaining 90% is refundable and amortizes in equal monthly amounts over 48 months, beginning when the residence becomes available for occupancy. If a resident leaves Independent Living before the 48-month period ends, the remaining unamortized balance is refundable according to the terms of the agreement. Our team is happy to review these provisions and answer any questions as you explore your options.

Medicare and traditional health insurance generally do not pay for independent living housing, entrance fees, or monthly service fees. Medicare or insurance may cover certain qualifying healthcare services separately, depending on eligibility and the individual’s coverage. Residents should contact their insurance provider for details about specific benefits.

When comparing costs, consider more than a mortgage or rent payment. Homeownership expenses can include property taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, repairs, landscaping, housekeeping, transportation, dining, and recreation. Many of these expenses may be included in or reduced by services provided at Maple Knoll Village. Our team can help you understand what is included in your fees so you can make a more complete comparison.

Because pricing varies by residence, contract option, and individual circumstances, the best way to receive accurate information is to speak with our team. We can provide current entrance fees, monthly fees and rental rates, explain what is included, and help you compare the financial options available at Maple Knoll Village.

A Life Plan contract combines your residence with access to services, amenities, and a continuum of care. Depending on the contract option selected, residents typically pay an entrance fee, and an ongoing monthly service fee. Contract terms, fees, and included services vary, and our team will review the available options with you so you can understand what best fits your needs and financial plans.

The monthly service fee helps cover many of the services and amenities included with life at Maple Knoll Village. Specific inclusions vary by residence and contract and may include services such as maintenance, housekeeping, dining, transportation, utilities, activities, wellness programs, and access to community amenities. Our team will provide a detailed explanation of what is included with the option you are considering.

Benevolent care provides financial assistance for qualifying residents with eligible Life Plan contracts who outlive their financial resources through no fault of their own. Eligibility and other requirements apply, and benevolent care is not included with rental contracts. Our team can explain the applicable provisions and requirements when reviewing your Life Plan contract options.

Couples can live together in independent living, and a second-person fee may apply. Entrance fees, monthly fees, and other costs depend on the residence and contract selected. Our team can provide current pricing and explain how costs are structured for two residents.

Long-term care insurance may help cover qualifying care or services depending on the resident’s policy and level of care. Coverage varies significantly by policy, so prospective residents should review their benefits with their insurance provider. Our team can provide information about Maple Knoll Village services and costs to assist with that conversation.

Financial qualification requirements may apply depending on the residence and contract option selected. Our team will explain the financial review process, what information is needed, and the options available before you make a commitment.

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