3 Memory Care Facilities in Mclean County, IL
The average cost of memory care in Mclean County is $3,566 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,775.
To help you with your search, browse the 4 reviews below for memory care facilities in Mclean County. On average, consumers rate memory care in Mclean County 2.8 out of 5 stars.
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Sugar Creek Alzheimer's Special Care ...
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Memory Care near Mclean County, IL
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Mclean County
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Review of Sugar Creek Alzheimer's Special Care Center
My father lived at Sugar Creek for over 2 years until he passed away. While there are always things that one believes that could be improved upon for one's loved ones care, I believe that Sugar Cre... Read more
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Review of Sugar Creek Alzheimer's Special Care Center
We chose Sugar Creek Alzheimer's Special Care Center for my uncle because it had an opening, and it's very difficult to find a place for him in the area. It has a pleasant environment, is well staf... Read more
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Review of Sugar Creek Alzheimer's Special Care Center
I think Sugar Creek is a much nice facility, and the staff was just extraordinarily kind. It seemed very neat, clean, and seemed like it was in good order. I talked to the activities director, and ... Read more
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