32 Assisted Living Facilities near Libertyville, IL

Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Libertyville

• Libertyville experiences all four seasons, with weather conditions ranging from pleasantly mild to miserably humid—or cold. In winter, Libertyville averages 41 inches of snow, and the daily highs are often below freezing. Venturing outdoors between December and February can be a challenge.
  
• Indexes show the cost of living in Libertyville is 40 percent higher than the national average. However, the biggest factor in this statistic is housing, as real estate in Libertyville ranks among the most expensive in America. The cost of living for groceries, health services, utilities and transportation remains on par with national averages.
  
• There are three Metra train stations in Libertyville that offer rail service north to Fox Lake and Antioch, and south to Chicago Union Station. Pace also provides bus routes along Highways 45 and 21, plus curb-to-curb Dial-A-Ride service to give seniors broader access to medical facilities, education, shopping and jobs in the Lake County area.
  
• Libertyville has plenty of arts and culture for seniors to enjoy. There are three museums in town, including the David Adler Cultural Center, which provides art and music classes, concerts and exhibitions every week. Libertyville also hosts 50 special events each year, from Village Band concerts in the Cook Park rose garden to the Libertyville Farmer’s Market on Main Street.
  
• The Libertyville area is home to world-class medical facilities, including the Advocate Condell Medical Center, in the event of medical emergencies or illness.
  
• Libertyville has an array of community resources for seniors, including the Libertyville Senior Center, which offers education, exercise, health services, crafts, day trips and weekly dinners at the Libertyville Civic Center.