Maple Grove is a thriving community located less than 20 miles from Minneapolis, in the Twin Cities metro area. Over 70,000 people live in the city and 13% are seniors aged 65 and over. Residents enjoy the benefits of the city’s low crime rates and below-average costs for healthcare services. Maple Grove offers an array of cultural places of interest, such as the Hindu Temple of Minnesota and The Maple Grove Art Center, as well as many picturesque areas, including Elm Creek Park Reserve and the Angel of Hope Arboretum.
According to the Genworth Cost of Care Survey 2020, assisted living in Maple Grove costs $4,797 per month, on average. There are 47 facilities in the city and the surrounding areas for older adults to choose from. Costs will vary between facilities based on location, amenities and provided services.
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At a median cost of $4,797 per month, assisted living in Maple Grove is about $500 higher than both the state and U.S. averages. Assisted living in the city is more expensive than the average costs in the neighboring states of North Dakota ($4,096), South Dakota ($3,638), Iowa ($4,073) and Wisconsin ($4,400).
In the state of Minnesota, assisted living costs fluctuate between cities. In St. Cloud, assisted living costs an estimated $2,074 less than in Maple Grove. While the average prices in cities such as Duluth and Rochester are somewhat higher, they’re still significantly lower than the Maple Grove average. However, in nearby Mankato, the average cost of assisted living is $4,968, which is almost $200 higher than the rate seniors pay in Maple Grove.
Note: Data for Maple Grove was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Minneapolis, was used instead.
Minnesota’s Medicaid Program, Medical Assistance, offers the Elderly Waiver, which may help eligible seniors cover the cost of services provided in assisted living communities. Additionally, the state provides a Housing Support program for eligible seniors aged 65 and older to help cover the cost of room and board.
To find out more about these programs and check who’s eligible, go to our Assisted Living in Minnesota page.
Contact | Description | |
Maple Grove Senior Center | (763) 494-6514 | The Senior Center within the Maple Grove Community Center provides an array of activities through its Fifty-Five Forward program. Older adults can take part in low-cost social events, book clubs, computer classes and much more. |
Retired Senior Volunteer Program | (612) 704-6114 | This Minnesota Senior Corps program offers older adults the opportunity to continue serving their community after retirement. RSVP matches volunteers with local nonprofits according to their skill set and preferences. Benefits of participating include accident insurance, mileage compensation and ongoing training. |
Hennepin County Veterans Service Office | (612) 348-3300 | The Veterans Service Office helps seniors in Hennepin County who served in the U.S. military. Service officers are able to advise seniors about their eligibility and help them apply for state benefits, VA health care coverage, disability compensation, pensions and extra benefits such as Aid and Attendance. |
Minnesota Senior LinkAge Line | (800) 333-2433 | This statewide free information and referral service is managed by the Minnesota Department of Human Services. Seniors and their family members can call to get advice on a range of topics, including Medicare insurance, options for long-term care and choosing an assisted living facility. The LinkAge Line also provides a helpful Planning Ahead for your Future Booklet to help seniors make informed decisions about their care options. |
The Office of Ombudsman for Long-Term Care | (651) 431-2555 | Seniors and their family members in Hennepin County can contact this Minnesota Board on Aging office with complaints and concerns related to assisted living facilities. Ombudsmen investigate and resolve disputes while working with service providers to ensure seniors receive an appropriate level of care. |
Mental Health and Wellness for Older Adults and Caregivers | (612) 879-5320 | Managed by Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota, this program offers mental health counseling to seniors. Maple Grove residents can contact their local LSS office for counseling on topics such as depression, adapting to life transitions and bereavement support. |
Assisted living facilities in Maple Grove must follow the regulatory standards as set by the state of Minnesota’s Department of Health. To learn more about these regulations, visit our Assisted Living in Minnesota page.