There are 12 memory care communities in Chicago, IL in Cook County listed on Seniors Places. Among the 5 memory care communities in Chicago, IL that publish pricing, monthly starting rates run from $950 to $956, with a median starting rate of about $950. Seniors Places is commission-free, no referral fees are built into these listings, so you can compare memory care communities in Chicago and contact each one directly.
Live how you’ve always wanted in the community you love at Senior Suites of South Shore. Our community, located near the waters of Lake Michigan, makes life mor…
Senior Suites of Central Station allows you to live a more fulfilling lifestyle with the ease of maintenance-free living, security, and wellness programming. Ou…
Live the senior lifestyle you’ve always wanted in the community you care about at the Senior Suites of Gage Park. Our warm senior community gives you convenient…
If you’ve dreamed of a senior lifestyle with fewer worries, more passions, and plenty of conveniences, we invite you to come see Senior Suites of Marquette Vill…
Live how you’ve always wanted in the community you love at Senior Suites of South Shore. Our community, located near the waters of Lake Michigan, makes life mor…
The Clare sits with Lake Michigan on one end and the Chicago skyline on the other, and all around it is an exciting neighborhood full of entertainment, shopping…
Covenant Home of Chicago is a lively retirement community designed to help you live as independently as possible. Supportive Living—but with a safety net for yo…
Our community is exclusively designed to serve low income adults 65 and older who need some help to maintain their independence and provides a wonderful alterna…
We are a non-profit (501c3) senior living community located in Chicago's Norwood Park neighborhood. Our residential campus specializes in assisted living, skill…
We’re welcoming brighter days as our residents have the chance to enjoy group activities, communal dining, social events, and indoor visitation, subject to comm…
The Selfhelp Home is an active and engaging not-for-profit retirement community designed to accommodate the needs of older Jewish adults throughout the Chicago …
Pathway to Living’s longstanding mission is to transform the way society thinks about aging and senior living. Our Victory Centre of Roseland community is an ex…
Chicago's market inside the city is weighted toward skilled nursing and supportive living, with a smaller number of licensed assisted living and memory care communities and a large independent living segment that includes many subsidised senior apartments. Illinois' Supportive Living Program, which pays for assisted-living-style care through Medicaid for income-qualified seniors, accounts for a good share of the lower monthly rates you will see on this page.
The North Side (Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Edgewater, Rogers Park) and Hyde Park on the South Side have the city's established communities; the western neighbourhoods such as Galewood and Norwood Park have newer supportive living. The suburbs carry most of the private-pay assisted living: Evanston and the North Shore, Oak Park and the western suburbs, Naperville, Joliet, Elgin and Aurora, each with its own page on Seniors Places.
Cold, snowy winters and humid summers; ask about transportation in winter and how residents reach appointments without a car. Northwestern Memorial, Rush, UChicago Medicine, Advocate and Loyola hospitals are all here. Illinois licenses assisted living and shared housing establishments through the Department of Public Health, separately from supportive living and nursing homes, so the same word can mean three different licences in Chicago.
Ask which licence and which payment programs a community holds before comparing prices, since a supportive living rate and a private assisted living rate are not comparable. In the city, ask about parking and visitor access, and about the building's elevator and backup power in winter.
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