Memory Care Communities in South Holland, IL

Seniors in the Chicago and Matteson, IL areas rely on Ridgeland Senior Living for compassionate and comprehensive senior care options. Offering specialized services such as assisted living and memory care, Ridgeland Senior Living provides a supportive environment designed to meet a variety of needs. Families can have peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in a secure and caring community dedicated to enhancing quality of life and independence. Ridgeland Senior Living is your new gem in the heart of Chicago’s South Suburbs, just a quick drive from downtown Chicago! Close to Orland Square’s unique shops and dining, our community is packed with perks, including exclusive amenities and cozy accommodations. With a prime location near major highways and Franciscan Health Hospital, Ridgeland Senior Living shows the best of city life paired with hometown charm. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation

"My mom was released from a rehab facility before having the medical equipment in place to continue her quality of life. The staff went above and beyond to work with other companies to get my mom the tests and medical equipment she needed. Mom is in the process of recovering but would have ended up back in the hospital, if it was not for the quick response and resources of Bickford. Thank you for all your help."

"Grace Point Place overall was beautiful. Our tour guide explained everything nicely. We didn't see much staff, but from the nurses that we saw, it looked like the clientele was being taken care of. They were all around them. It was very clean, very new, and wide open. It was a big facility."

"I found a memory care facility that is going to work really well for my mother, and she is moving into Residences at Deer Creek. It has a homey atmosphere, and it was not as expensive as the other one, and I thought she'd get taken care of better at this place. It's $2,000 cheaper a month. The staff was amazing, and they still are going above and beyond to make sure that this is as easy as possible to transition her into this home. I've seen the menu, and I've talked to the residents. I would move in there and eat there every day. Their menu is fantastic. It has a variety of all kinds of different things that they can eat. They have a chef who has won awards for her culinary expertise at this home. The common areas are clean and well-kept. The place does not smell like a nursing home because it's not a nursing home. They have independent care, assisted living, and memory care all in this building. It looks like a giant hotel from the outside. They have a concierge and a bistro. The common areas have couches and chairs and big screen TVs. If you don't want all the noise and all the activity, there are smaller sitting rooms where there's no TV and it's just nice and quiet. There are exercise rooms and activity rooms. For the memory care, there is secure outdoor access. It's a nice place. I'd move there."

"We were very happy with the care our mom received. Staff was very professional, caring, and nurturing, with a lot of communication. Mom was very happy there, and they kept her occupied with activities while she was still able to participate. Had her in a regular nursing home ( which shall be nameless) for a few weeks prior, and will never do that again. We highly recommend. "

"We toured Brookdale Orland Park and toured the assisted living for my mother-in-law. We liked everything, but it was the price that sold it for us. The rooms were nice. The staff who gave the tour was excellent. The activities and amenities were also good. Cable is included, the landline would be your own, there's no TV or a microwave, but there's a refrigerator."

"My brother was at StoryPoint Schererville. I was his caregiver, and I was there every day. Over the years, I got to know everybody there. It's highly rated. The people that work there are excellent. They keep the place clean. He lived in independent living throughout the time. They allowed him to stay in independent because I was his caregiver 24/7. Stephanie, the director, did an excellent job of assembling the right people. She has people who really enjoy working there, doing what they do to make everybody feel good. It's a very clean place. She assembled good people in the kitchen to provide meals. It's a safe environment too. They have 24-hour care there. It is called CorsoCare where they have a nurse and a CNA. If anybody has a problem, all they need to do is press the pendant button, and someone will be there to help them out. They have a lot of activities. They have a crafts room where people get together for art projects. They have bingo, card games, and puzzles. High schools and different groups come to sing. They had mass there once a month for Catholics. They have Bible study for others who want to participate in that. During the summer, they have a car show outside. They have outdoor barbecues like on Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and Labor Day. They have brunch and buffet once a month. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They even have musicians come and entertain. You could walk around the entire property. They have seating outdoor. Outside of the dining area is a fenced in area where they have a garden. People can do gardening and stuff or just sit out there. There's plenty of space to walk and to exercise. They provide physical therapy there six days a week. They have wait staff there morning, noon and evening. They have a lot of very good young people. They don't even have to write down the people's orders. They know their orders. They address the people by their name. On Halloween, kids come and do trick or treating in the building there. Around Christmastime, they do Christmas caroling. Stephanie is really hands on. This lady is on the move. She checks everything. She has meetings with her staff every day. She meets with all the residents too. I would attribute the current happiness on my part to her leadership in there. The people keep the place really clean. Like any other facility, you're going to have problems, but they address the problems immediately. They truly care. They're happy and they treat the residents there with respect. They are helpful. The rents differ depending on the size of the room and what their needs are, but people will be truly happy there. The indoor parking garages are safe also. You have farmland around there, but you also have a residential area, and it's quiet and safe. The vegetable omelet is phenomenal. They have a bus that takes people to their medical appointments and takes them out shopping. They have wellness people and a dietitian. You are getting value for your dollar based on how much you would be spending. They do an excellent job in housekeeping and they have an excellent maintenance director. They take care of things in the concierge desk. They're very efficient. They have a great mailman that delivers to the building. The place is always bursting with people and family members and staff. It's a constant flow of people and it's a happening place. They have a lot of activities there for the veterans. They have free wi-fi in the building. It's in a good area. You're between two major shopping areas and it's close to all the hospitals. They have gatherings where people get together for coffee, cookies, and they bake stuff at the bistro. They have a bar inside there."

"Sunrise of Palos Park! Nice and friendly staff! Very helpful and the rooms are clean and sunny! Nice large windows with nice views. We are so glad to have moved my farther in here. Love the doggie too! Carolyn"

"We visited Evergreen Senior Living - Orland Park and toured their assisted living for my mother-in-law. The community is excellent. I like everything about it, but the price. The room was very nice. It had a TV, refrigerator, and a microwave. The person who gave the tour was excellent. The dining area was very nice, but I didn't taste the food. The upkeep and maintenance were also excellent."

"We liked Clarendale of Mokena, but they had no availability. It was clean and friendly. They had a theater, an exercise room, libraries, and nice areas to sit down and relax."

"It is like a family there! A kind, Christian community. My uncle and aunt were cared for so very well and they were happy there to the very end of their lives. Our family highly recommend them!"

"I visited Bickford of Crown Point's assisted living. The community was very nice, and I enjoyed that tour. It looked like a newer facility. I only got to see one room, and it was alright. It didn't have a bedroom or a living area. It's more like a studio. The upkeep was excellent, though. I liked their dining area. They also have an area where you could go and get snacks when the dining room is not open, and I like that. It's like a little bistro. They have a little outdoor area. I like sitting outdoors, so it's nice."

"My mother is in the nursing facility of Majestic Care of Saint Anthony in Crown Point. She's been there for a couple of weeks, and she's doing very well. The facility is wonderful. She is receiving skilled care, and they are completely wonderful with her. She'd just push a button and they were there immediately. They have assisted living there, but she needed more care than that. The whole staff is wonderful. Everybody seems very qualified and very nice. It is an older facility, and they need a bigger parking lot, that's for sure. Decoration-wise, everything seems nice. They have older furniture in the room, but the care is what I'm more concerned about, and that has been fantastic. The layout of the facility is also great. As soon as my mother went in, the activity director came in and told her what it was going to be and what she could do. My mom was not one to do things, but she told her she'd come down and get her, and there would be games, and different things every night that she could do. I'm very pleased with them."

"I toured Marian Village. They were a little less expensive, but the place itself just seemed so vibrant, alive, energetic, and bright. The place seemed very new and very updated. When you walked in, you were welcomed by the person at the front desk. The price, I think we could handle. The tough part is they require an entrance fee of $90,000. I have noticed reviews that are not too high, but when I did the tour, they had like a little bistro, and some residents were having omelets and things like that, and the food smelled amazing. They have a lot of events. They had a nice exercise room. They had laundry on each floor and seemed to have more dining areas. They give 400 points per month, and each point is equal to a dollar. You can use those points in the cafeteria or the dining area, and they don't carry over to the next month. They kind of give you an allotment, and then if you go over that, you start to pay. Mary Beth gave me the tour. She knew all the residents. She's very good and very thorough. Everything was so clean. There wasn't a spot on the carpeting. There wasn't a whole lot of carpeting. There was more of the vinyl plank flooring type of things. The dining room was set for dinner, and they had cloth napkins, glasses, and silverware. Everything seemed to be clean. Throughout the whole tour inside the rooms, in the laundry rooms, or the dining area, there was no stale odor or anything like that as you toured it. It was very clean, not like bleach clean or anything like that. It was just a fresh, clean environment."