Independent Living Communities in Warrenville, IL

"Everyone at Lexington Square of Lombard was very nice and helpful. It was very clean, which I liked. I think they were taking great precautions for Covid. It seems like they had a lot of great amenities for the residents. We got a tour of a communal area where they could sit and watch movies. We got a tour of the hair salon as well as other common spaces like a cafe. I thought it was a nice space for the folks that live there. We looked at a studio and a one-bedroom and they seemed very nice and well kept. Nothing is worn out or outdated, so that was nice to see. It's just at this point, the financial cost of it is kind of what's stopping us. I didn't see any activity. We went at 6:00 at night, so it was a little bit later, but I've heard they do movie nights and different games. At some point, they did outings and events. I don't know how that is being affected with Covid, but I know they had things like that. The dining area was very nice, very spacious, and very clean. No one was in there because maybe we were even there later than 6. Dinner was already over at that point and I don't know how many people are allowed in there with Covid and all of that, but it seemed very clean. It almost looked like a restaurant, which was kind of nice."

"Jennings Terrace was an older place. It was not the newest and greatest facility, but I think they knew what they were doing, taking care of people. They're more economical. I've been there because friends of ours are living there, so we visited them. We ate there and my experience with them was positive. They facility just needed some upkeep."

"My mom has been in Sunrise at Fountain Square for seven years. It's a very nice community, and she enjoys living there very much. I know she prefers not to leave, but there will have to be some pricing changes made in order for her to stay there. She likes the food, too. She's got a one-bedroom, and it's very nice. The property is very clean and well taken care of inside and out."

"My husband was in Greenfield's of Geneva for rehab. If you're looking for somebody to go to rehab, then that's only Greenfield because they're top of the line. They were good with him and then they came to the house. They take Medicare and we have Medicare. He can stay there as long as he's improving, and he had improved to the point where he was walking pretty good and then they sent him home. They came out a couple of times a week to help him. And he had an occupational therapist along with a physical therapist and the nurse. And that was all through Greenfield, they handled it. They're good. Even during the pandemic, he was in there and I couldn't go up. They had it situated so that we could drop a package off in the vestibule and just leave it there with his name and room number, and if he wants to send something home, they dropped it in the same place. It was wonderful. Whatever he wanted, he was not limited to anything like that. And then they had a place set up where you could visit through the windows and see each other through the windows. They'd bring them down and put them in front of a window, so you could visit with them back and forth by phone because he had a cell phone and we did, too. And so we could call him and talk through the window. As far as cleanliness goes, you can't beat it; food, can't beat it. People were friendly, they had as much food as they want to take and you ring the call button and they were right there. They give the medicine on time. The doctor came in to visit with him and they had a foot doctor come in and trim the nails. They got a beauty shop there for the lady to get their hair done. They had it all and they had entertainment. They have a senior living there as well as three sections for rehab over there, and three different degrees of it. They had activities going on most of the day, and they made sure they would come into the room and announce that it's time to do this or time you do that. It's kind of a family thing where they all participate and help each other and they let you do that. If you can afford it, I'd say it's great. The place is packed. They have seniors living there and apartments. I'd say the value was awesome because if he was busy doing something and they wanted him at rehab, they'd come back and get him later. So he got all the treatment he was supposed to get. And then anytime he wanted to get up and walk without it being rehab time, all he had to do was push a button and an aide would come and take him for a walk. They have the facilities and they have the staff; they're nice. I can't complain about anybody. There were a couple of people over there that even shined more than the others. I would highly recommend them. "

"I moved to The Roosevelt at Salt Creek. I chose it because of its location. The rooms are large and completely reconditioned. They have activities, but I haven't been yet. The staff are very friendly and very helpful. The food is very good. They keep the facilities clean. For the value, I'm thinking that I am paying a little bit more."

"I will be moving into the Oaks at Bartlett. We chose it because of the people there and the atmosphere of the place. I just liked the way it was, and it's not too far from where I'm living now, and I wanted to stay in the same area. It's very comfortable looking, and it isn't too big. I visited a couple places that were very big, and I just felt lost in them. I didn't feel lost in this place. They have a nice seating area with a great fireplace and beautiful sofas, and they've got game rooms, a library, a pool, and a workout room. It seemed like they got a lot of stuff there. I have high hopes that it will be everything I think it is. Everybody was very nice. Not only was the staff real nice, but the residents all seemed very happy to be there. Everything that I saw was super. It's a nice looking place."

Discover the perfect blend of luxury and compassionate care at The Brant at Oswego Village Community. Our range of amenities and resort-style hospitality make us the premier destination for seniors looking for a vibrant, active lifestyle, regardless of whether they are seeking independent living, assisted living, or memory care services. Explore our private 10 acres of beautiful landscaping with a walking path around the community, a fitness center, several dining venues, and pickleball court. Each of our amenities is designed to help our residents stay active and engaged in their community. We invite you to visit our community, take a tour, and speak with our caring and friendly staff. Come see for yourself why we are the perfect senior living community to call home. Amenities include: Stay active on our pickleball courts and enjoy friendly competition with other residents Enjoy scenic walks with our beautiful walking path around the property Relax in our spa & wellness center to enhance mind, body, and spirit Achieve your fitness goals and work out in our fitness center Indulge in a variety of culinary experiences with our diverse dining options, including a pub Enjoy fresh Chef-prepared meals with restaurant-style selections Unleash your green thumb in our vegetable and flower gardens Immerse yourself in a cinematic experience in our theater room Socialize with other residents in our game room and create lasting memories Pamper yourself in our beauty salon Find a quiet place in our on-site library, perfect for avid readers and book lovers Walk 10+ acres of beautifully landscaped grounds Take advantage of our award-winning SPARK Program which uses Montessori-Inspired Methods to provide meaningful social roles and purposeful activities To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation

"We loved American House Cedarlake. It was wonderful. We're very satisfied with that. It was excellent. It was something we were not expecting. The size of the apartments was wonderful. They have underground parking, so we were very pleased with that. It was just very nice, and it seemed very pleasant. We liked the two meals a day and we could bring our cat, so that was a big one. There's a lake behind it with walking paths, so it's very nice. The staff were wonderful. They're welcoming, and they answered all of our questions. We enjoyed that. The facility is outstanding."

"I loved Franciscan Village, but they didn’t have any availability. I would give it a high rating. The cleanliness was fantastic. I liked the pretty layout. "

"My father moved to Concord Place. He's in independent living with just a couple of needs for assistance. They're under a renovation right now on their main floor, but it's moving along, and it should be done in the next couple of weeks. The move-in process was pretty easy. They have a move in coordinator that helps with the whole process, and just made it really, really simple. The staff were super friendly, extremely helpful, and just really super awesome people. We tried the food on our first day. My sister and I helped move them in, we received complimentary meal tickets, and we were able to have lunch with my dad. We can have meals at any time with him that we choose, and there's a $5 fee for the meal. We thought that the food was good, it wasn't like what you would consider normal hospital food. It actually was pretty good. They have a lot of activities that they do every day. They have an event calendar and there's just so many things that go on every single day. There's basically something for everyone to do whatever they like, so the community is bustling. My dad is currently in a studio, but they also offer one-bedrooms. It was nice, it's just your basic room with carpeting, and then he's got a full bathroom. Because they're assisted, the bathrooms have the handrails and hold bars. It was clean when we moved his stuff. It seems to be pretty quiet because we really don't hear too much in his room. He seems to like it so far, and he seems to be acclimating quite nicely. Since they're renovating the main floor, they ripped out all the carpeting to make it easier for walkers and wheelchairs. I went there twice to tour before we made the decision. Their construction is coming along quite nicely."

"I loved the spacious apartments in StoryPoint Romeoville. I am in a wheelchair. They were very accessible to me, unlike other places. They do not have a swimming pool, but they have current pools (which I think I will be using extensively). I like that they have underground parking. I really liked that place. I didn't like the fact that it didn't have a lot of shade trees. All the trees were young. Aside from that, it met all my criteria. The rooms have appliances. The washer/dryer is in a common area. They did not offer us a meal, but they gifted us a box of cookies. The staff who gave me the tour was very good. She followed up with me and offered me a trial stay for two weeks in December."

"We liked it. They had activities like bingo, a choir, and a meeting place for church on Sundays."

"We toured The Atrium at Oak Crest Residence. We were hoping that that this was where my sister-in-law could go. They had a more controlled situation. We obviously were able to discuss her health needs with the facility, and they were willing to work on her specific situation because they had another resident who had the exact same diagnosis she had. They were willing to help her live independently in an apartment type situation, instead of a memory care situation. There was an understanding between all of us that she probably was being too heavily medicated for her condition, and this is what has caused a lot of her problems. The facility was very nice. It's a not-for-profit. It's not like they're out to get you. They also stated that they work with people towards end-of-life or when money go south. They're not quick to throw you out of the facility. It was quiet, and it looked like a very calming place to be. We looked at the independent area and went to the memory section of the facility. The memory section is an older part of that building. We spent the most of our time in the independent section. The rooms were very nice and very spacious. There were single suites, double suites (for husband and wife or mother and daughter). It had a very nice kind of apartment feel to it or your own little place. It was very clean and very up-to-date. It's a very nice little facility. The manager was the one who spent the time with us to talk about the facility and showed the whole facility and the kind of things that they could do. She was extremely helpful. She gave us a complete booklet with pricing, just everything about the actual facility itself, and about the doctors that come in to the facility. It was very informative. They offer a lot of really great amenities. The two dining rooms that they have were very nice. They have a pub in the lower level of the building. They can go down there and have a meal and hang out with their friends. It's a big opportunity for them to try the dining room or go to the pub and enjoy the meal there. The staff was very informative and very compassionate, and that's a big deal."

"I walked through Cantata Adult Life Services' nursing home facility. I found the people there to be very nice to deal with. The place seemed to be very good. It seemed to me to be well kept and very attractive. "