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5
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October 30, 2021
Evergreen has a very caring, loving and compassionate staff. We loved the staff's pleasant smiles-an upbeat place to be. Loved how they included all our family and the special get-togethers. Our Mom loved it there. CJ got her to love bingo even though she said she wouldn't play when she first entered Evergreen. The nursing staff, especially Ruth and Leo, were on top of all of Mom's medical needs. Mom really enjoyed the food and I heard about the special ice-cream every day! A special mention to Ryan who was the "Mr. Fix It" for mom, and at one time or another ran food service, maintenance, did whatever needed taken care of and takes pride in helping all the residents--big heart! Having a blight, cheery and very clean place starts at the top and Jamie, director, made this all happen! A person's life is always changing and Jamie and her staff were there to smoothly meet the daily needs.
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About Evergreen Place Assisted Living in Champaign, Illinois
52 apartments Independent Assisted Living Community located in Champaign, Illinois. Five different floor plans ranging from Efficiency, 1 Bedroom or 2 Bedroom with patio option. Spacious Closets. Resident Choice Dining, Restaurant Dining, Culinary Staff, Wine and Cocktails, Large Menu, Bistro All Day, Room Service, Private Dining Room (reservations) Guest Meals Available. Utilities, High -Speed Internet. all included in Base Rent. No Community Fee. PET FRIENDLY. Event Planner, Concierge Services, Valet Services. All meals, laundry, housekeeping, snacks, High Speed Internet, all included in base rent. Heated Floors in Bath, Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Large Flat Screen TV furnished in each apartment. Individual Thermostats, 24 hour Safety Response System, Walking paths, a putting green, shuffle board, two ponds, keyless entry, transportation services to medical appointments.To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation
Services and Amenities of Evergreen Place Assisted Living in Champaign, Illinois
Aquatic Amenities
- Hot Tub Spa
Financing & Payment Options
- Home Sale Assistance
- Financial Guidance
- Rent And Care Fees
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
Pets
- Pets
Therapies
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Campus/Building Details
- Coffee Shop
- General Store
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Tai Chi
- Salon Services
- Yoga/Stretching opportunities
Health Services
- Pharmacy on-site
- Medication Reminders
Languages
- English spoken
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Room Service
- Guest Meals
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Horticultural Activities
- Golf
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
- Private Housekeeping Services
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Personal Care
- Dressing Assistance
- Cooking services
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Additional Amenity Information
- Features: Movie Theater, Bistro, Private Dining Room, Valet Services, Concierge Services, Putting Green, Shuffle Board, Pet Friendly, Two Ponds, Walking Paths, Event Planner
- Technology: Emergency Response System
- Activities: Workshops, Seminars, Fieldtrips, Sporting Events, Summer Concerts,
- Financial Guidance: Long Term Health Insurance Assistance
- Special Comment: We pledge to bring you comfort and exceed your expectations. We will do this with passion, expertise and even style. Although your needs may differ, the peace of mind remains the same, as Villa takes care of every detail, every day. We understand that when you make this your home, our service must be unparalleled.
- Licenses: Illinois Pending
Costs for Evergreen Place Assisted Living in Champaign, Illinois
Assisted Living
$4,770
Starting Price
Independent Living
$4,255
Starting Price
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Reviews of Evergreen Place Assisted Living in Champaign, Illinois
4.0
(11 reviews)
Facility
4.4
Staff
4.8
Food
5.0
Activities
5.0
Value
5.0
Judy and Bob
5
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October 30, 2021
Evergreen has a very caring, loving and compassionate staff. We loved the staff's pleasant smiles-an upbeat place to be. Loved how they included all our family and the special get-togethers. Our Mom loved it there. CJ got her to love bingo even though she said she wouldn't play when she first entered Evergreen. The nursing staff, especially Ruth and Leo, were on top of all of Mom's medical needs. Mom really enjoyed the food and I heard about the special ice-cream every day! A special mention to Ryan who was the "Mr. Fix It" for mom, and at one time or another ran food service, maintenance, did whatever needed taken care of and takes pride in helping all the residents--big heart! Having a blight, cheery and very clean place starts at the top and Jamie, director, made this all happen! A person's life is always changing and Jamie and her staff were there to smoothly meet the daily needs.
chas glo
5
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October 24, 2021
Mom spent the last 3 years of her life at Evergreen Place and could not have been happier. All of the staff - administration, nurses and food service were outstanding in every way. Special mention to Jamie, Ryan and Leo. The care she received exceeded our hopeful expectations. Food was wonderful and all the employees were professional, caring and kind. We would absolutely recommend EP to anyone. Chuck & Gloria
Diane
4
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August 29, 2021
Evergreen Place Assisted Living was just one building, so I don't know if both assisted and independent living were in the same building or not. We got a full tour of it. They do the laundry and provide meals. We didn't have food there, but they're pretty proud of their food, their menu, and their options and they do have a lot of options, so that was probably a big plus as far as their place. It was a nice building. The staff was friendly, very cordial and gave us a lot of information. I didn't like the location of that place. It's on a busy road and then behind it, there is some kind of shipping trucks or vans and I thought this wasn't very residential to me, so that was a drawback. The inside of the building was nice enough and there's a pond, so you could sit outside by the pond, and I felt that it was safe enough that my relative could walk around the building, get the exercise that way, so that was a plus. They didn't recommend her going by herself just because of her age, but at least that was an option. They had talked about the activity schedule they have and they set up trips for residents, so they can go shopping together. They provide transportation to doctors' appointments. They had a salon on the grounds, so you could get your hair cut and stuff.
Ronald
3
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May 25, 2021
At first sight, it looked like Evergreen Place would be good, but as I went through it and took the tour, I was very disappointed with it. It's more of a hands-on community than the others. They provide three meals a day, and they have transportation to doctors only. My view at Evergreen was going to be a row of loading bays for FedEx depot. The staff assured me it was quite quiet, but they don't build loading bays to sit there and not have activity, so at some point during the day, I'm sure the loading bays are used. Most likely since she said all the business is going on on the other side, that's probably shipping on the other side, and the receiving would be on my side, which means the side I would be living on would be like, at 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning, they would be receiving stuff. She says it's quiet, but with semis pulling in and out, I don't see how quiet they can be. I was extremely disappointed in the setup. There was really no walking area except for within their little courtyards. Once you got in, unless you had somebody come to take you out, you can't leave the premises. The staff was very congenial and very friendly.
Champaign daughter
5
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March 19, 2018
The Villa is a beautiful facility!! The apartments, activity room, dining room, game room, theater room, etc. are all lovely. The staff at Villa is excellent! All the staff members are very easy to talk to and are interested in your concerns. They treat the residents like family. The round the clock nurses and CNAs are very attentive to the individual needs of the residents. There is always a physician available as well. The kitchen staff is very attentive to the residents likes and dislikes . A very nutritious selection is offered daily at each meal, including fresh fruits and vegetables. The activities that are offered are varied — fun crafts, Bingo, Scrabble, Uno, etc. There are frequently groups that come in and provide music that the residents really enjoy! There are beautiful courtyards, shuffleboard, putting green and areas to sit and enjoy the outdoors. Shopping trips are made available as needed as well as transportation to appointments. There is an on site hair salon that is staffed and available for residents’ use several days each week. Families are welcome to dine with loved ones in the dining room or in the family dining room. My mother has been at Villa since the day it opened. With the new director and the staff that is there it is a wonderful place!! My husband and I can go out of town for days and not worry about Mom because we are confident that she will have the best of care and that we’ll be informed of any changes in her health. Being the only relative here, that is extremely important to me!
ChicagoGal
5
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August 9, 2017
Really love this place now! I just want to start off by saying that the owners of the Villa West assisted living facility LISTEN! A couple of months ago, after a meeting with several caretakers (children, husbands/wives of residents), concerns were expressed and immediate action was taken. The Villa West was a very different place the very next week. The previous Executive Director was removed and a new ED, Laura,was hired - she is kind, gentle, with a great personality and always a smile. She is very open to suggestions and conversation. The staff now has a "spring in their step" because they are so happy doing their jobs since the previous ED was no longer in the building. The owners brought back several staff who had previously been fired - they were happy to be back and felt like it was a "family" again at The Villa West. The food is more varied and is improving everyday (now have two choices with the promise of more fresh fruits and vegetables) and the individualized care is top notch. The CNAs and nursing staff are all knowledgeable and quite personable. The level of care that some residents receive at this AL facility is mind-boggling compared to the AL facility my mother was in prior to this one. I can't say enough about the group activities that are offered. They have wonderful craft projects, and great cooking adventures every week. Robin is wonderful with the residents. Bingo is a regular activity with great prizes. There are regular scheduled outings to Walmart, the grocery store and individual transports wherever a resident needs to go. The facility is stunningly beautiful from the bistro, the "yellow room" and the courtyard is adorned with a fountain and beautiful blooming flowers, shuffleboard and a putting green. There is an on site beauty parlor, physical therapy room, activity room and game room. I was coming down from Chicago for at least a couple of days a week just to keep an eye on things but now feel very comfortable knowing that my mom is in great hands when I leave to go home. I would highly recommend the Villa West! The old Executive director is gone - now let's move on and make this place the showcase it can be!
uneasydaughter
1
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December 1, 2016
My father was in an assisted living facility for over 3 years before we made the move to the Villa. So we had a good idea about what it is like to be a resident in AL. My initial contact with the director went pretty well. It all sounded wonderful and she made several claims and promises about what life is like at Villa. However, almost immediately after she received the signed papers and initial payment, her tone changed. Things were not as promised in several areas. From the time he was awakened in the morning, to how they handled showers in the evening, promises were not kept. There was a repair needed that went unresolved for his entire 4 month stay and there was no hot water in his apartment for the first two weeks. The food was not good as a general assessment. We had a meal before he moved in and the meal was excellent. We could choose from two entrees and the meal was hot and delicious. I am not sure what happened between enjoying that meal and the time when he moved in, but that all changed. The choices of two entrees were no longer available and the quality was quite disappointing in taste, appearance and temperature. There is a separate “anytime” menu to choose from but its choices were quite limited. In my opinion, the biggest problem we faced was the seeming unprofessionalism of the director. She was at times accusatory, angry and confrontational. It became a place that was filled with tension and stress; not what assisted living should be about. Most of the rest of the staff were competent and kind, but could not work at their fullest because of micro-management from above. I moved my Dad out after 4 months and he is now comfortable, well-fed, and well taken care of in a different facility. Most importantly he is living without unnecessary stress and tension. This was not a decision made lightly as it is a very difficult thing to move someone who is older. But it was the best and only decision.
Candice205106
5
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November 23, 2016
The Villa was excellent. It was very upscale. The person that assisted us was very nice, very pleasant, and very professional. The dining area looked like a nice upscale restaurant. The residents that I observed appeared happy.
Tammy214363
4
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May 25, 2016
We got my mom into an assisted living, and she is doing well at Villa. They take very, very good care of the residents. My mom is dressed, bathed, and taken to the restroom. Her care is very good. They have a list of full activities scheduled and an activity director. They do a lot and did a Kentucky derby party. They have exercise classes, bingo, and movies, and lots of different activities, more than my mom can actually go to. I’m very pleased with their level of activities, and it is a beautiful, brand-new community.
concernedoffspring
3
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May 9, 2016
The jury is still out on Villa for my family. I will update this review by adding or subtracting stars, depending on how well or badly our current problem is resolved. We moved our father in recently after getting a very favorable initial impression of Dee (the director) and the facility. Dee assured us they would be able to care for our dad at any level of care from fairly independent living "all the way to end of life," which we appreciated. Wanda and Vickie were extremely professional and kind on move-in day, but the move-in process was quite disorganized. They didn't even have a wheelchair to move him from my car into his room; I had to wheel him in on the seat of his old walker, which took quite a while and wore him out. Wanda took the time to hear my concerns and suggestions about how to deal with his erratic emotions, and the night nurse, Fontella, was fabulous. The second night after he moved in, Fontella had him driven to the hospital after noticing declining oxygen levels and other symptoms. He has been there since then but is ready for rehab now, which The Villa had told us they provide, but Dee told us they can't accommodate him. We were quite upset by her unprofessional and accusatory tone with us after having been impressed with her professionalism and no-nonsense attitude when we were considering moving our dad in. She didn't say why they couldn't take him back for rehab until we pressed the issue, reminding her that she had said they could provide any level of care he needed. When pressed, she said if we bought him a hospital bed and a recliner (and a wheelchair), they could provide rehab services. We'll see. I'll update this review in the coming weeks.
Tina43
5
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February 11, 2016
My relative will be moving to the Villa at the end of this month. It seems like it is going to be a perfect fit for her as the staff there really looks after the residents. It seems like a resident-first type of thing as far as the programs go. I think the staff tries to make it more like a home and makes the residents a part of that. The staff actually wants to know about the individual person, and they cater to the residents. Everything is brand-new. They have one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. She has a very nice view. The place is located not too far from us. It is just a mile from our home. She has plenty of closet space. Downsizing for her was difficult, but she is actually starting to take ownership and is buying new things for the place. That makes it a lot easier. It was a difficult change in her life, but she has accepted it as something to look forward to instead of something to dread.
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