Nursing Home Communities in Park Ridge, IL

"The Wye Valley apartments were very nice but they were very small. I would have to get rid of an awful lot of stuff before I'm ready to move in there. The group that I belong to is having a meeting there in some of their other rooms. It seemed to me like it was an appropriate place. They have been very generous in providing those. The services they offered to the group that I meet with had been very good. They offered a very nice meeting room, they provided lunch for us and that sort of thing. The food had been quite good. "

"Franciscan Village was fine, but they didn’t really seem like they were all on top of trying to get a hole of somebody to get the information, so that was a little difficult. But I think they help us as much as they could. It’s very clean, very bright, and lots of activities going on. That was difficulty a good choice. My aunt said she didn’t like the food, but there were a couple of choices every day. The staff was very patient and caring. "

"I had my mom for a short time at The Village at Victory Lakes and they were awesome. They were very good. The food was fantastic. She loved the food. The staff was very caring and very compassionate there. It was very clean. It was more of a home feeling than a hospital feeling. With COVID, a lot of the activities were shut down at this point, and my mom also was in a situation where she couldn't participate in it. She was there for rehab for a while as well as hospice."

"Greenfields is a relatively new facility that has great facilities and looks nice. It recently changed ownership and some improvements in dining have resulted. There have, however, been more than a few broken pipes/flooded areas incidents, most recently causing one dining room to be out of service for a few weeks and several residents to be displaced from their apartments for several months. In addition, some residents have also been without access to a tv signal and therefore unable to watch tv for over two weeks."

"My tour experience at Marian Village was very positive. We were able to look at several different layouts, and we went over to the cottages. The interesting thing about them is that as people are moving out of their units, they are modernizing them. They're renovating them with new flooring and they're moving from carpeting to hardwood floors. It is just extensive upgrading as these units are turned over, which means you're getting a fully renovated new unit. It's beautiful. It's very clean. I didn't see anything that would set any alarms. The staff member who toured me around was very friendly and very receptive to questions about whatever. She was very open and friendly. There's a lot going on. There was a morning social group meeting in one of their lounges. There was an exercise class going on in the gym. They were setting up to play cards. When we went over to the cottages there was no one in there, but there's a nice recreation room. The cottages had patios. A lot of the units in the newer building had balconies. It's a very open area. There's a paved walking path. There's not much around it. It's really out in the country. We looked at the dining area, but they brought us into their bistro, and we had a complimentary lunch. It was excellent. It was very, very good. We ate in the bistro. "

"Wonderful small home that takes care of people with Downs Syndrome and other developmental disabilities with Alzheimer's, Dementia and other physical issues. The place is clean and didn't have any odor. Staff turnover is low. Staff are friendly. Food is very good. They even offer families to have meals with their loved ones during meal time. They do not have private rooms. They only have either 2 or 3 people to room. They offer daily activities and even have outings for those who are able to go out, "

"My husband is staying in Resurrection Nsg & Rehab Center for long-term care. It was the only place available for him at that time, and that's part of his hospital. He was sent by the hospital where he was. They have physical, occupational, and speech therapy. The facility is very clean. The staff is very knowledgeable, friendly, and caring. I see the food, and it looks very nourishing when I bring it to my husband, but I have not tried it."

"My gramma spent the last 6 or 7 years of her life in this facility until she passed only a few weeks ago. She was a very sharp woman, even until her last days, and as far as we know there weren't any major complaints. The staff seemed kind and seemed to take care of her. The facility seemed to be in good condition, although sometimes they kept the temperature a little too warm. The facility had a decent courtyard and grounds for going outside during the summer and spring.My only complaint is that it seemed incredibly boring. My gramma was confined to a wheelchair and there was not very much to do. Of course, with senior citizens, what really can you do? All in all, the place seemed nice and they seemed to treat my gramma well, which is the most important thing. Only minor complaint towards the staff is some of them did not speak English very well and could be difficult to understand. "

"The staff are great l, the place is neat. My relative was admitted there for rehab and was able to have fast recovery. Will recommend to friends and family."

"My mother was at Lee Manor for nine days before she died. I think they really care about their residents. The staff was very warm and helpful. For the short time that she was there, they did everything that they could to make her comfortable and to help her. It's a clean facility, it doesn't smell. I would highly recommend being there. "

"Glenbridge fits my mother the best. The rooms and amenities are perfect, and it is perfectly located near a shopping center. The staff is good. What’s more important is that they speak Russian, and they’re very caring. "

"This is a very clean facility, very nice. Staff are friendly. There is a large population of Korean residents. Staff also speak Korean and the culture is embraced through language, tv, etc. Family members are treated with great respect and are welcome to sit in on activities. Most of the rooms have two beds, but are decorated by the families. Does not feel institutionalized. There is an outdoor courtyard and plenty of parking. Near shopping and restaurants. "

"My sister will be moving into Generations at Oakton Pavillion. It's clean when you walk in. It doesn't smell. You don't have the smell of fecal matter. They've got meeting spaces and a sports bar down right off the lobby where friends can meet with the resident. I liked the room size. Some of the skilled nursing rooms were like cracker boxes and the ones at Oakton Pavillion were roomier. The therapy gym was professional and large. I just had a good feeling about it. The staff during the tour was very helpful and very good. They followed up quickly to get us answers to our questions. It's clean and pleasant."

"My Husband had advanced Alzheimer's Disease. The staff took excellent care of him for the last 6 months of his life. They were compassionate to myself and my husband. The entire staff is awesome! God Bless them ALL!!"