Senior Living in Cook County, IL

My father was on the first floor. He wandered out of the facility, fell, and broke his hip which required surgery. When back in the facility, he was left laying and developed terrible bed sores which put him back in the hospital. Those bed sores got ...

This is really not some place I would recommend unless the person was destitute. The facility is on Cermak Avenue in Cicero and when I was there there were several residents who seemed like they were "hanging" out in front. One man asked me if I we...

Atrium Health Care Center is average. Their facilities are sort of a bare minimum. Mostly everybody is sitting in a day room all day pretty much doing nothing. They have an activities department, but I've never seen them in action. They have TVs in e...

This place is horrible! I visited my neighbor and could not believe how this person was living if thats what you can even call it. He was naked and full of feces. His blanket was wet and on the floor. He had no pillow or even any clothes to wear. We ...

This facility is not equipped to handle patients with dementia. They don't offer extra care with this type of patient. This facility is definitely not equipped to care for patients who require extra assistance. My father was there and he couldn'...

My mom is doing okay at Briar Place. But I'm a little concerned because I don't think there's as much attention given to the patients as there should be. I found that the staff members are not invested in what's going on there. When I first went ther...

There is always something happening at the Park Ridge Park District Senior Center. All week long you can find fitness classes, table tennis, woodcarving, and more. In addition, clubs for all interests are held monthly. Choose from genealogy, Men's Club, Women's Club, money matters discussion, opera, camera club, and uch more.

Do you remember the Goldblatts Department Store on 47th and Ashland? That historic Chicago landmark has been transformed into an affordable, caring, all-inclusive assisted living community. For the convenience of every resident, we offer support services such as three restaurant-style meals per day, housekeeping, and laundry which are all included in the monthly fee. Our certified nursing assistants are also on-duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide assistance with medications and the activities of daily life. Residents can enjoy peace of mind knowing help is never far away. Residents can also benefit from a myriad of opportunities for companionship. Every day we offer on-site social, recreational, and educational activities, as well as organized group excursions. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation