Assisted Living Communities in Manteno, IL

At Victory Centre of Joliet, youll enjoy friendly neighbors to share common life experiences and an active community full of choices. The emphasis is on lifestyle and fun while maintaining your health, wellness, dignity and independence. When you need a helping hand or personal attention to do the activities you may no longer be able to do safely on your own, our courteous and caring staff is always ready to assist you. A financial assistance program is available to those who qualify, making the Victory Centre of Joliet lifestyle affordable to all. If you or a loved one would benefit from our assisted lifestyle community, but are concerned about financial arrangements, please do not hesitate to ask our staff about this financial assistance program. The Supportive Living Program is available in Illinois for seniors 65 or older who need help maintaining their independence regardless of their financial resources. Seniors on Medicaid who only receive minimum Social Security income can qualify.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation

"Tinley court is fantastic, and I can’t wait to get in there. Everything there is great, the people are wonderful, and I’m moving in soon. She took us around and told us the all things they have, and I have a list of everything they do. They have Bingo, Bunco, and all kinds of stuff."

"As our mother, Sarajane, aged, she needed different stages of help. Initially, she moved from her home in which we were all raised to an apartment for seniors near me, to living with my sister during Covid, to living at Two Hearts near my brother, which opened providentially at the precise time when an assisted living facility was needed for her care. We felt like we had personal family care with each new challenge. As mother aged from her 90s to 100, Two Hearts provided social, physical, and personal care beyond what we were capable of providing for her. We felt like we had an extended family through the owners and caretakers at Two Hearts. The three of us are thankful to God for his timing for mother’s care at each stage of life and for the loving care of Two Hearts Assisted Living."

"Residences at Deer Creek is very nice. The room is everything you'd expect, and it's very clean, very nice, and very cheerful. The person who accommodated me was wonderful and very knowledgeable. Things are not fully open because of COVID. They gave us a couple samples of pie and they was very good, but I can't comment on what their food is like. Their residents there seem to enjoy everything. They have all the amenities, they have activities like exercise classes. It's like full range, they have everything. This is my first choice, but it's also very expensive."

"This is the cleanest, best smelling residential facility I have ever been in. Add the fact that there are nuns abound and it becomes a perfect, restful, attentive (there were staff on every floor aiding clients, as well as an in house hair salon) place for those to live there restful years in! I would be proud to have my loved one cared for here, and someday even for myself. "

"This is the 3rd year that my parents have been in Marian Village and it's been wonderful. They're in a 2-bedroom apartment, it's very nice, and with a deck. The staff was just wonderful and very attentive. My mom has a caregiver that comes in the morning and helps to get ready for the day and a caregiver that comes in the evening and helps her get ready for bed. They're independent living but they have assisted care. The only problem is that they don't have memory care there. They are hoping to someday have memory care, but they do not have it at the moment. The food is wonderful, they're always changing their menu, and there are several options. It's delicious. My sisters and I have gone down to dinner with my parents and the dining room is very nice. It's clean and bright, and you feel like you're in a restaurant and not a retirement community. They have a gym with a nutritionist and a physical therapist that works with the people that live there. There's exercise and they teach them what they need to do to keep moving. They also have Nintendo bowling games and bean bags. Every month, they have birthday parties for whoever is born in that month. Aside from all those activities, they have some entertainment there as well. The chapel is also there and my parents enjoy that they can go to mass instead of leaving the building because it's right there."

"Victorian Village was very beautiful, very clean, and the layout was good. The people were very nice, and the staff is attentive, concerned, and genuinely interested in the welfare of the people. There is Wii bowling, bingo, and movies, and the location is very convenient. "

"It was a very nice place, but it wasn't exactly what we were looking for at the time. The place is very clean. The staff is very informative. They gave us all the information we needed. They had either in-room dining or you could go into the dining room. They suggested going into the dining room so that the residents could mingle with other people instead of just being alone all the time. They had a salon and an ice cream parlor, which was all nice. There was a library in there, too. The dining room was very nice and very large. The place felt nice and warm. You could live there with no problem."

"We really liked Bickford of Crown Point. It was just very homey feeling. The set-up where residents can walk around, stop and rest, wasn't just a chair in a hallway. It was a homey gathering area that was here and there. As we walked around, we saw two different sessions going on, and everyone was involved. The room that we toured that we were interested in was the one-bedroom. It was basically a large room with a divider wall that separated it. It had a mini kitchenette so my aunt could try to keep herself independent. It had a sink and a microwave. If she wanted to use her own coffee pot, she could do that. The walk-in shower was great. There's a mini walk-in closet with plenty of room. She could have her own TV and her own phone in there. It's pretty much moving someone from their house into a smaller little area, and I liked that because the other one did not have a fridge, a TV, and no kitchenette. The staff was very thorough with asking about my aunt how she is, what she does, and where she came from medically and where she is today. We met the chef. She had been walking by towards the kitchen as we were in the dining area, and she stopped to say hello and explained how she makes things. It was really nice of her; she didn't just like continue on. They showed us the menu for the day, and everything was restaurant style. They would walk up to the patients and ask them on the menu what they would like to eat, so you're not going through an assembly line of picking food and placing it on a tray. Their choices are obviously nutritional, but if my aunt wants a piece of pie first, she can have the piece of pie first. It was clean. It was locked. I wasn't just buzzed in; somebody met me at the door. They had a little bistro area where you can go and get your little morning muffin. It's got like a little bistro counter and special little tables for that area. There's apples, oranges, and bananas sitting there that are available if you need that snack and stuff. Even in that area, I didn't see one dirty table. Walking around the different areas, even the room that we looked into, everything was all set up nice."

"Stacey did a great job taking me through Timbers of Shorewood. She was very knowledgeable about the community. It seemed very clean and very welcoming. The people that I talked to said they enjoyed the food. The rooms also seemed clean, nice, and a good size. They didn't have any studios. It was basically a 1-bedroom, but I liked it. They had a small kitchen in each of them. Some of the floors had an open area with a balcony off on the second floor, which I thought would be good for my mom. It's just a short walk. She could stay on the balcony on her floor without having to walk downstairs to go outside, which would be nice."

"My family member has lived at Manteno springs assisted liveing fo three years .Manteno Springs is a small facility with big hearts it is a warm, and careing ,family oriented group, of providers that have always gone above and beyond the call of duty for my family .I am thankful. "

"I visited Riverside Senior Living. The woman that was in charge of showing the rooms showed me around and showed me one of the rooms. The room was like a studio apartment. There was a living area and it was separated from the bedroom area with a little door that you could go through. There was a bathroom and a small kitchen area. I went around their dining area. They served four meals a day. I would recommend them. "

"I've been here for three years now. We're in individual apartments, the rooms are good-sized. We don't have any staff, there's no recreation or anything like that, it's just a place to live. I can afford it on my social security. It's clean, quiet, it's all seniors 55 and above "

"I toured High Point Residence Kankakee. They only had studios right now. The rooms were small. That's about the only thing. But they did their best. They decorated as far as the hallways and the lighting. It's not as modern as the other place. They're building a new facility in the back parking lot that looks like it's going to be nice. There were big picture windows in all the rooms. The staff members were friendly. They were nice and helpful, and they answered all my questions. It's an old building, but the new building is going to be nice."