Memory Care Communities in Champaign, IL

"we are pleased with this facility. I have lived here for a year. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is caring and compassionate. The food is generally good."

Everyone who experiences memory loss is unique in their own experience. At Savoy Place, we not only understand that, but we are dedicated to understanding how that unique experience impacts each of our residents, tailoring our care in ways that optimize their contact with the world around them. Nestled in the scenic southern region of Champaign, Illinois, Savoy Place is designed to offer expansive spaces in a picturesque setting, tailored to enhance the life journey for those navigating dementia. Our community features three cottage-style homes, each catering to 12-14 residents in private suites with private bathrooms. These cozy residences are thoughtfully designed to mirror the warmth of a true home environment, fostering social connections and a sense of belonging. We provide a comprehensive set of amenities that help us with our mission to protect, engage and love our residents. They are designed to work together holistically to provide for your loved ones every need. Wellness: Therapeutic Activities for Each Ability Level Common Areas, Designed to Allow Safe Freedom of Movement Personal Grooming Services Clinical Services Technology-Based Tools and Programs Social Activities Geared to Each Individual Health: Medical Management Specialized Menus and Nutrition Individual Service Plans Safety: State-of-the-Art Reporting System Fire Safety Program Highly-Trained Staff Secure Community Environment To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation

"I toured Amber Glen Alzheimer's Special Care Center for my mother, and the people who gave the tour were exceptionally kind and very detailed. They took a lot of time to answer my questions and walked me all around the place. The rooms were very nice, and I especially liked that they had separate dining and activity rooms, depending on the level of Dementia. We were also able to pass by their dining area, and it was very clean and well-organized. I was very impressed with it, and I would have loved for my mom to go there, but she did not qualify because of her transfer status. However, they made every effort to give me other ideas and suggestions and help me out, even though it wasn't going to work for our situation. I would highly recommend them."

"Brookdale Urbana was fantastic. I would have gone there in a heartbeat. It was great. It's just they didn't think my husband was ready for what they've got going. They thought he was farther along in his Alzheimer's and what their patients were. But they were very nice and I don't have any complaints. I would give them a great rating because their place is beautiful. The community was beautiful. It looked like a nice quiet updated community. The building itself was beautiful. Even on the inside, there are different places for different people. There are places where they eat. And outside their door, they have a place where if you were in the Army, you could have a few things in there with your picture to show that you were an Army vet. A lot of the patients I saw walked around with a walker, but they seemed to talk more than my husband did. I was impressed with their cleanliness and the kind of people that were there. They were dressed the same as we are, so that's normal. I was kind of disappointed, but it is a little pricey for my range anyway so that just made me not be so mad about not getting in there. It is a huge place, so I'm not sure that would have been such a good idea anyway, because my husband is used to more homelike things. It was pretty and everything looked well taken care of. The carpets were clean, and the windows were clean, you could see out of them. I was just impressed with the cleanliness and the friendliness of the other patients as I was walking through. The girl that I talked to was great. She was very informative and very gentle. The people were very kind and considerate. They were excellent, too, and it showed that they liked their job."

"We moved into Bridle Brook Assisted Living because it's closer to where our family doctor is. It's just as nice as all the other places that we visited. The rooms are reasonable size, very clean, and freshly painted. The lighting fixtures are very nice. The staff members seem also very helpful and supportive. Amenities include cleaning up your apartment once a week, laundry once a week if you want, and three meals a day. They have activities scheduled every day. I think there's a shuttle bus that will take people to Champaign. The food is excellent. The facility is lovely. Value for money is fair and reasonable when compared with other facilities offering the same quality of care."

Our Why is to help people in a home-like setting. Our Mission is to provide Person-Centered Care for the residents and families we serve. Our Passion is to glorify God in all we do. Our residents love the outdoors so much that our community has been designed to resemble main street with a flagstone street surrounding our large center room. Our activity center has store fronts with awnings, street lights, sconces, and trees. The ceilings look like the sky, blue with white clouds. The hallway (street) behind the storage closet wall is used for activities such as bowling, ring toss, lawn darts, beanbag toss, washer toss, Frisbee throw, etc. Seasons are represented as the winter evergreens become flowering spring and summer trees, and then colorful autumn maple trees for fall. We want our residents to enjoy seasonal changes inside and out. The owners of Arbor Rose believe so much in the advantages of having our residents as active as possible. We have seen improvement in mental and physical conditions and overall enjoyment of life when our residents have been engaged in fun and interesting activities. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation