Nursing Home Communities in Sandwich, IL

"I have visited residents at this facility and found the staff to be interested in the residents. They seemed concerned with the needs of the residents. It was clean and smelled good. In the dining room the food looked appetizing. There are areas that invite converstions. "

"This nursing home was clean and had good help. They provided her care for her short term stay before being readmitted to the hospital. The help was attentive, skilled, and caring. However, they threw my grandmother's teeth out and we had the added expense of getting new teeth made for her. She said the food was good considering this happened. The room she stayed in was quiet, private, safe, and comfortable. We felt at ease having her stay there during her short time between her hospital stays. They provide many different types of therapy and care that frankly we did not use because of my grandmother's short stay between hospital stays. We would consider using this facility again in the future if the need shall arise. It is located on the corner of Galena and Orchard which makes it easy to get to for visiting. There is a family restaurant next door that I have seen family members take residents to for a nice visit and to get them out for a little bit. "

"So my mom stayed here for about 3 months after her hip surgery. All I can say is this place rocked. I can't believe how kind and clean this place was. My mom loved the food, her whole experience was the best. Truly loved the family environment. The Supportive living facility next door is definitely in the cards for the future, however I'm not the only one as they have a wait List"

"Super clean atmosphere and super friendly staff loved Coral on the floor she was great with my great aunt"

"My husband is in rehab at Asbury Gardens. They're doing a good job. The nurses are there 24 hours. They have nurse aides too. They take all the patients into the dining room for them to eat. The food is alright. Also you get your own room, and it is nice. "

Alden Courts of Waterford is a senior living community situated in Aurora, IL. It offers a range of care options, including Memory Care, Assisted Living, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Respite Care, and Continuing Care Retirement Community. This variety allows residents to find the appropriate support for different stages of their lives.The community provides several room types to suit various preferences and needs. Options include semi-private rooms, private rooms, and apartments, all designed for comfort and convenience with amenities that enhance the living experience.Alden Courts of Waterford features a wide array of amenities. Residents have access to outdoor common areas, organized activities and programs, and an emergency response system for added safety. Additional amenities include on-site parking, provided meals, enclosed and secured outdoor common areas, communal dining, shared common areas, WiFi/Internet access, a hot tub spa, salon services, and social activities and events. These features contribute to a vibrant and engaging living environment.In terms of services, Alden Courts of Waterford offers physical therapy and rehabilitation, nurses on staff, and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs). The staff is trained in mental health care, and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services are available. The community also accepts insurance, facilitating easier management of healthcare needs for residents.

"I couldn't recommend a long-term facility more then pine acres.... They were so attentive and loving 2 mi mother-in-law... They treated her and us with full respect... The surroundings were very comfortable....and I would like to thank everyone that was involved in caring for my mother-in-law... Thank you "

"The place was filthy! Residents just sitting around doing nothing. Was in the elevator with a resident that looked and smelled like he just came in off the street.Called to speak to the Director several times, she was never there or always busy. Do not send your loved ones there! "

"I'm a resident of Regency Care of Morris. It was recommended to me through Morris Hospital. They're very good and attentive to my needs. When I need something, they're right there, a Johnny-on-the-spot. When I don't need anything, they see something that they perceive that I may need, and they're a Johnny-on-the-spot. I'm having a bit of a problem with the administration. I'm trying to get an appointment with somebody, but I will get one. They're very overworked here, but all nursing homes are. They are underpaid and overworked. I'm in rehab, and the staff is fantastic. They just serve too many eggs. I know it's a good source of protein, and it's easy to get into people, but I'm just not a really big egg eater. They have activities all the time. They do your fingernails and your toenails. They have popcorn and movies, pie, and bingo. If you wanted something to do for pretty much any given hour of the day, you'd have something to do."

"My mother was at Park Pointe Rehab. The only thing to complain about there was that they would run out of food occasionally, but they would have alternatives. The staff was wonderful and very nice. They had nice activities, like bingo and coloring. The value for the money was great."

"My whole experience at the nursing home was wonderful. The staff was all very knowledgeable, and i was impressed with how well they worked with the residents. Some were not very cooperative with the staff. I visited around christmas and it was nice to see they had the place decorated with a tree and everything. The kitchen had a nice variety of items for residents with different diets or tastes, not just one menu for everyone. They also had a dietitian. There was a recreation room where residents could play games like bingo or watch a movie. They were playing "it's a wonderful life" when I visited. They had a piano for residents to sit down and play and sing christmas carols which i played with a woman. After talking with the staff, I learned that they had several planned outings for the month, as well as a bunch of in house activity nights with things like crafting and trivia nights. "

"I have a very close friend that lives at Oak Crest. They have very good care; they give him very good assistance when he needs it. They always have somebody going with him because he can’t be on his own. I’d say the rooms are adequate. They have certain security -- like they always know when somebody comes into the building area; the buzzer goes off. "

"The tour I had at DeKalb County was good. The staff was super accommodating and friendly. I didn't even have it scheduled. I just walked in and they were really helpful. The lady that did the tour was great. Their rooms were all semi-private, which was not as desirable as a private room."

"I visited and noted that the facility seemed understaffed and I found it difficult to get assistance and help. One young lady was particularly rude. Perhaps they were understaffed but she seemed stressed out and angry. Not a good place for her to work."