7 Memory Care Facilities near Highland Park, IL
There are 7 Memory Care Facilities in the Highland Park area, with 2 in Highland Park and 5 nearby.
The average cost of memory care in Highland Park is $5,146 per month. This is higher than the national median of $4,795. Cheaper nearby regions include Prospect Heights with an average starting cost of $3,192.
To help you with your search, browse the 13 reviews below for memory care facilities in Highland Park. On average, consumers rate memory care in Highland Park 4.0 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Northbrook with an average rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars.
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2 Memory Care Facilities in Highland Park, IL
Sunrise of Highland Park
Provides: Memory Care
Silverado Highland Park
Provides: Memory Care5 Memory Care Facilities near Highland Park, IL
Emerald Place - Glenview, IL
Provides: Memory Care
North Shore Place
Provides: Memory Care
The Springs of Vernon Hills Alzheimer...
Provides: Memory Care
Harbor House Memory Care
Provides: Memory CareArden Courts of Northbrook
Provides: Memory CareMemory Care near Highland Park, IL
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Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Highland Park
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Review of Sunrise of Highland Park
I visited Sunrise of Highland Park. They had a lot of activities for family who came in and out all day long. They could have meals with them. They could go for walks. It was close to places downto... Read more
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Review of Sunrise of Highland Park
Sunrise of Highland Park was nice. They did not have many independent living rooms; it was mostly assisted living. The staff was OK. He gave me some information, but I felt like he could have showe... Read more
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Review of Sunrise of Highland Park
Sunrise Highland Park was very nice. The staff is very attentive. The place is well kept and pretty accessible. They have group activities and physical games. They would have some speakers come in ... Read more
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