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Thrive of Lake County
850 US Highway 45, Mundelein, IL 60060
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5
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November 12, 2024
The rooms are nice. My brother was in a 2 bedroom with a bathroom and another gentleman. The meals are good and the staff is extra nice and friendly. They have activities every day and the residents seem to enjoy what exercise they get. My brother had severe memory loss. We were advised to have hospice take over at just the right time. They took care of arranging for hospice and it worked out very well. We are Catholic and volunteers from a church in Libertyville came with communion and said the rosary regularly. Our brother was on medicaid and he was always treated with respect and kindness. Our brother passed away in September, 2022.
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one bedroom apartment, studio
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$3,000/mo
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Continuing Care Communities, Nursing Homes, Independent Living
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one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
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$3,625/mo
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Assisted Living, Continuing Care Communities, Memory Care, Nursing Homes, Independent Living
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About Thrive of Lake County in Mundelein, Illinois
Thrive of Lake County, located in Mundelein, Illinois, offers a variety of care types including Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Skilled Nursing Care, and Memory Care. This senior living provider specializes in providing private rooms, ensuring a personal and private space for each resident. The focus on individualized living spaces allows residents to feel more at home while receiving the care they need.
Rooms at Thrive of Lake County are designed with essential features that cater to the comfort and needs of its residents. The facility ensures that rooms support the well-being and convenience of its occupants. This thoughtful approach to resident accommodation highlights the provider's commitment to quality care and resident satisfaction.
Beyond the private rooms, Thrive of Lake County offers a range of amenities and services aimed at enhancing the living experience of its residents. Meals are provided to ensure that all dietary needs are met, and an emergency response system is in place for added safety. The community also encourages social interaction and physical activity through organized activities and programs, communal dining, and shared common areas. Additionally, the presence of nurses, therapists, and a nutrition specialist on staff demonstrates the provider's dedication to comprehensive health care and support for its residents.
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Reviews of Thrive of Lake County in Mundelein, Illinois
3.5
(9 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.1
Food
2.3
Activities
2.8
Value
3.1
kathy abbott
5
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November 12, 2024
The rooms are nice. My brother was in a 2 bedroom with a bathroom and another gentleman. The meals are good and the staff is extra nice and friendly. They have activities every day and the residents seem to enjoy what exercise they get. My brother had severe memory loss. We were advised to have hospice take over at just the right time. They took care of arranging for hospice and it worked out very well. We are Catholic and volunteers from a church in Libertyville came with communion and said the rosary regularly. Our brother was on medicaid and he was always treated with respect and kindness. Our brother passed away in September, 2022.
cmj4mom
5
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July 12, 2024
My mother moved from assisted living to Thrive. The facility is welcoming as it is clean and very bright with all of the windows. I have found all staff members to be skilled and friendly. Mom will be at Thrive for the remainder of her life. Initially, she was in short-term until a bed was available. She then we briefly in memory care, and now is in regular long-term care. When I wheel Mom around the facility, the short-term staff members still greet her by name and ask how she is doing - they CARE!!! In the initial days in each area, I had some concerns which I shared them with staff members and all concerns were addressed almost immediately. Mom is legally blind, extremely hard of hearing, and can't walk. She needs lots of assistance. Yes, as is common in other senior living, nursing homes, and health facilities, they are short-staffed. That said, when the alert button is pushed, someone - even a member of cleaning staff - will stop by to learn of the concern and reach the right team member to help. Mom and I are very pleased with Thrive.
Katie
5
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March 12, 2024
My dad entered memory care at Thrive in 2022. There was initially a lot of turnover of directors, but since the current leadership has been in place since 2023, I have really appreciated the increased communication and all their hard work. I know they are looking out for my dad they best they can. Will and Ronke specifically always greet me with a warm smile, direct honest communication, and care for my dad. They know who he is and do their best to make his stay safe. I am thankful to Thrive for what they do for my family.
unhappy 1
1
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November 27, 2022
The rooms are clean but not as much room as needed. The staff are wonderful for the most part. If you’re a daily visitor they seem much more helpful. But with Covid at this time the management is doing an unacceptable job. Within a month it’s the 2nd out break of Covid. They put patients in isolation for 10 days with 1 nurse taking care of about 30 patients and doing jobs that a CA should be doing but there aren’t any most of the time. Patients get no baths or help when need. These patients need help and it’s up to management to get help.
D. Knuth
1
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February 7, 2022
Like a lot of places, this one is horrible under staffed. My relative needs special diet. The kitchen makes same salty meals for everyone. My relative has encontinance, and sits in piss every day. Not enough workers to Change them.
Anotherday
2
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January 6, 2022
DO NOT DO NOT bring someone to this facility They never dressed my mother unless she had a doctor appointment, leaving her in a hospital gown for weeks. She was unable to use her hands to feed herself, and the overburdened (truly) staff rarely had time to feed her. When things took a turn and we wanted to move her into hospice, we were told that it would cost $360/day ($11,160/month) for JUST ROOM AND BOARD!. Full nursing home care there was @$6300/month.
Kay
4
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December 17, 2021
My mother-in-law moved into Thrive of Lake County. It is new, clean, and bright. She's in a single room instead of a double. They are a little short-staffed, which I think most of the nursing homes are. So we are having a little trouble getting my mother-in-law fed because she can't feed herself, but other than that, things are very good. Everybody's very nice there, so no problems at all. It's a very nice facility. They do have activities, but I'm not that familiar with them because my mother-in-law really is not capable of taking advantage of them.
Raymond
5
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December 5, 2021
My wife is at Thrive of Lake County, and she is coming home soon. She has been there before. She had a UTI and she gets weak when that happens, and there was no question in her mind that she wanted to go to Thrive. She likes the staff, and they like her. The staff has somewhat changed due to the pandemic, but the therapists are phenomenal and she absolutely likes them. There are many different units. It's relatively new, less than probably 18 months. She's in the rehab portion of it. She gets physical therapy, occupational as well as speech. Like other facilities, management is having a hard time finding staff. With the pandemic, folks are afraid to leave the house and things of that nature. Lucky for us, some of the staff that saw her last time are still there now. Last time I gave the staff a five, but there's turnover again because of the pandemic. Other than the therapies, she really doesn't leave the room. I see her every day. They do not let her stay in bed all day. She's in a lounge chair. In the rehab portion, there's little activity. I would assume that in the other parts of the facility there probably are activities. It's a brand-new place and it's exceedingly clean. You get to know from the front desk all the way through, like her part of the facility, everybody. When she cameand I walked through the door, the receptionist up there just yelled out, "He's back!" So, we get to know them well and that makes it a lot better. Medicare is paying for this.
Robert
4
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November 1, 2021
My wife is at Thrive of Lake County. I would recommend them. So far, they've been good because she refuses to take any type of therapy, but they have coaxed her into it somehow or another, and they keep me abreast by telephone calls about what she's doing, what she's not doing, and things like that. She doesn't eat, but they keep bribing her to eat and stuff like that. It's a brand spanking new building that opened this year. Their exercise room is quite large. They have a lot of different types of machines. I haven't had the privilege to see the rooms other than the lounges with the TV. I'm going to keep her there. It's less than 10 miles from my house.
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