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Maple View Health & Rehabilitation Center

Nursing Home · Rocky Hill, Connecticut 06067

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Maple View Health & Rehabilitation Center workplace
2
open roles, live count
120
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On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

Setting
Nursing Home

Benefits

Competitive wages, sign-on bonus, shift and weekend differentials, PTO/sick/personal days, health/dental/vision, retirement/savings including a 10% defined contribution plan.

The city

Living in Rocky Hill, CT

Rocky Hill sits along the Connecticut River, a quiet Hartford County suburb known for Dinosaur State Park and easy access to the capital's healthcare network. It offers a residential pace with commuter convenience — a practical home base for RNs who want suburban calm near metro amenities.

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State price level · Connecticut
103.6
4% above the national average

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 Regional Price Parities

Who they are

You would practice at Maple View Health & Rehabilitation Center on Maple Street in Rocky Hill, a 120-bed skilled nursing center that mixes post-acute rehab with long-term care. The building is a freestanding Medicare and Medicaid participant with a resident council, not tied to a hospital or CCRC.

  • Nursing Home · Rocky Hill
More about Maple View Health & Rehabilitation Center

CMS currently scores the place overall five stars, with five-star health inspection and quality measures, and the center is listed in UConn Health’s Preferred Care Network. Day to day you work inside an NHCA affiliate that posts shift and weekend differentials, a sign-on bonus, PTO plus sick and personal days, health/dental/vision, and a 10% defined contribution retirement plan. A Staff Development Coordinator shapes orientation and ongoing training, and Nursing Supervisor roles exist for RNs who want to run assignments and coach LPNs and CNAs. Staff on the careers page talk about camaraderie and a family feel; CNAs describe the resident work as personally rewarding. One clear soft spot sits in the staffing numbers: CMS gives staffing only three stars, with total nurse hours at 3.32 HPRD and RN hours at 0.48. Survey history shows five health deficiencies and a deficiency score of 22, though fines and payment denials sit at zero and the building is not a Special Focus Facility. If those tradeoffs fit how you like to work, you can apply through the NHCA portal or call the careers line.

Affiliate of National Health Care Associates with Great Place to Work certification branding; staff cite shared values, camaraderie, and helping other families.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

family-likementorshippost-acutelong-term carecamaraderieresident-centeredNHCA affiliatestable staffing

What nurses say in reviews

CMS overall 5 stars (health inspection 5, quality measures 5, staffing 3). Careers-page staff voices describe rewarding CNA work, strong resident engagement, and a family-like coworker culture. Profile notes relatively low turnover, with RN turnover about 8.3% and total staff turnover about 25.9%.

The good

  • CMS overall 5-star rating with 5-star inspection and quality measures
  • RN turnover about 8.3% and total staff turnover about 25.9%
  • Sign-on bonus, shift/weekend differentials, and 10% defined contribution retirement
  • Structured orientation and mentorship led by a Staff Development Coordinator

The hard parts

  • CMS staffing rating is only 3 stars
  • RN hours reported at 0.48 HPRD
  • Five health deficiencies with a deficiency score of 22
  • Published pay figures are role-specific estimates, not a single facility-wide scale
I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.
A nurse, on why they stayed

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

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Roles last seen active
Jul 24, 2026
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