Memory Care Communities in Naperville, IL

"My father moved into Brighton Gardens of Wheaton. The place is very modern. His apartment is a studio, and it is very clean and well thought out. Considering the difficulties people of his age may have, small things like the bathroom light is on an automatic switch. It's not very heavy to open the door. Stuff like that makes a huge difference for him. Compared to other places, I think the staff exceeds my expectations, given the value of the place. The dining room is very inviting and very clean. The food itself is not gourmet, but it's not cafeteria food. It's good value and it's one of the factors when I selected that for my father. I visited some other places that had excellent food, but I would be paying an extra $2000 a month. While I was there one time, I noticed that there was a community crossword where someone got a projector out and they collaborated on doing a crossword together. So, it was kind of a mental stimulation. There was a luau on time, and my dad went to movie nights at least once or twice a week."

"StoryPoint Bolingbrook was very nice, but the StoryPoint where I am is better as far as size was concerned and things to offer within the size. We were looking at a one-bedroom, but they had other layouts. It would be a four or a five for maintenance, for cleaning up and looking good and that type of thing. The staff was very cordial. The ones that we come in contact with work hard."

"Alden courts of waterford in Aurora is a memory care facility with skilled rehab available . Single spcious rooms with very caring staff and the therapists are top notch!!! Patients should have a dementia diagnosis to enter the rehab there but trust me, they are the best! The therapists are dementia practitioners and know how to get the best out of their patients!! mom was treated so well there, she didn’t even want to leave! They have a sitter and so many activities so that your loved one is kept busy! I say the patients and their families are so spoiled there, we didn’t like any other places we toured for skilled rehab or placement after rehab .. The staff seems to truly care. They have only 9-10 skilled beds a available but have 2 assisted living wings in the same building. Respite care is also available, I was told. Food is pretty good too. Skilled rehab was covered by Medicare but Assisted living price is pretty comparable with other memory buildings in the area. "

Memory loss manifests itself differently in each person and we recognize the challenges faced by families when deciding whether it is time to move a loved one into a memory care community. Our dementia care community (specialized assisted living community) and specially trained staff members focus solely on the care of each person, no matter the level of care needed. Memory care services cater to those with a diagnosis of Dementia, Alzheimers, or memory lossproviding much-needed social connection, specific care techniques, 24/7 on-site nurses, and family support while caring for your loved one. Reminiscence is a powerful way to connect with those living with a form of dementia, Alzheimers, or memory loss. Our specialized community environments] and personalized care model reconnect your loved ones to their cherished memorieshelping to create a deep sense of purpose for them. At Koelsch, your loved ones uniqueness is honored as a lady or gentleman served by ladies and gentlemen.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation

"It's been 3 weeks since my sister moved into Belmont Village, and right now everything is going smoothly. The staff was great, and they are really taking good care of her. All in all, I am very pleased with the facility that she is in right now. "

"My brother moved in. Their community is great. Everyone is friendly, from the staff to the residents. The nurses, CNAs, and everyone are just fantastic. He's got a nice room. It's a nice size for him, but I wish it were a little bit bigger (I guess that's just me). I would prefer that it were a little bit bigger and that it had more of a kitchen-type layout. It has a cabinet area and a countertop, and he can put his microwave there, but I wish there was a sink where he can wash some little dishes if he has some. Overall, it's still a nice room. He has been participating in some of their activities. I know he plays bingo, and then they've had movie nights (he goes to that). They have little events sometimes, and they have one coming up soon at the end of this month on the 26th. They are going to have an event where families can come and stuff like that, which is good. I don't think he likes the food. He's picky. He wants to eat what he wants to eat. He is diabetic too, so he doesn't care for the food. He has no choice, though, but I think it's delicious. Not that I've eaten any, but I can tell when the cook/the chef puts it out, it looks good and smells good to me. I know that there are other elderly people there who have to be cared for and can't control themselves. They have to go to the bathroom and stuff like that, and so it feels like every time I'm walking to go down to my brother's hall to go to his room, it reeks of urine. You can just smell it, and I don't know if that's because they haven't cleaned, or maybe when I come, there's nobody there to clean it. During the week, I couldn't smell it, but definitely when I go on Saturday mornings or Sunday, I can smell it as soon as I come in the door."

"Lexington is a much larger building. They have everything from a studio to one-bedroom. There was a choice in room size. I went to one room, and it was unfurnished. "

"My father has only been here for a few weeks now. It's beautiful, and it's practically new. Everything is clean and fresh. The staff is very helpful and very knowledgeable about dementia. The room is very spacious, and it's got a separate bathroom with shower, a nice huge window to look outside, and plenty of closet space. They have pet therapy come in. I was impressed at how clean it was, how spacious it was, and how much they knew about dementia. "

"I was happy when I choose this community for memory care for my dad. There layout and free flow between the community is great for a person experiencing memory impairment. I had a virtual tour of the community due to the fact that we couldn't go in, and the advisor was very pleasant and informative when giving us information. I was very much interested in programming for my dad and she went over and showed current programming being implemented and the residents seemed to be having fun. I have not tasted the food to comment on, but my day says it good and if he says it good I will take his word for it! The nurse has been in consistent communication with my brother and I about my dads medication and getting our approval before starting any new med that the doctor has prescribed. I know my dad will thrive here and we are happy we moved dad into Arden Courts of Glen Ellyn. "

"My wife is in The Reserve at Oswego. It's a nice place. I'm there every day, twice a day, I talk to them on a regular basis. It's very good communication between the facility and myself. I'm very happy with it. I have no complaints at all about the facility. She has a very comfortable, private room, it's a pretty good size, and everything that we need is there. It's a relatively new facility, probably only three or four years old. They have quite a few activities, but my wife is not partaking that much. I have no complaints about the food. It's only five minutes from my house, and that's another big plus."

"We like it. The place was new, nice, and clean. They offered lots of things. It's out on a major street, but that's OK. They don't have much grounds though. The rooms were nice."

"Bickford was a little too pricey. They’ve got a chef, and the rooms were sufficient and nice. The staff was fantastic. "

"I liked Terra Vista of Oakbrook Terrace, but the distance was too far for me to go. The person during the tour was very insightful. She was very good, she knew everything about it, and she seemed very caring. I saw some painting and crafting going on. It was very nice and clean. One of the things I didn't like is they didn't have a private shower in the bathroom."

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