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Residential care homes in Chicago may appeal to seniors who value smaller, more close-knit communities and many opportunities for socialization. Chicago care homes typically take in fewer residents, meaning older adults know each resident in the home and develop strong friendships.

Older-adult care homes vary more than other options for senior living in Chicago, so families can choose from a wide range of prices, amenities, and services. A Place for Mom will work with you to understand the cost of care homes. From there, we’ll help you find the right fit, whether you’re staying on a budget or searching for luxury retirement communities.

We are also serving Assisted Living facilities in surrounding neighborhoods like Lower West Side, Mckinley Park and Bridgeport.
You may also consider nearby communities such as Maywood, Bloomingdale and Park Forest.

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Care Homes: Residential care homes are shared neighborhood homes for seniors who need a live-in caregiver to assist with activities of daily living, like dressing and bathing.
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What families are saying about care homes in Chicago

Recent reviews for care homes in Chicago

Robin's Nest II in Geneva, IL

5.0
Robin's Nest is very nice and homey. Our Aunt was only there a short time before she died, but she enjoyed being there and they provided her with an abundance of attention. The staff and Dr. Robin Ross are very attentive and caring and I feel it is a wonderful place for assisted living.

Colfax Manor Assisted Living in Chicago, IL

5.0
The staff are very considerate give one on one attention to the residents which is what they need. It is a very small facility. They make you feel at home which is amazing.

Home Sweet Home Arlington Heights

4.0
Perfect place for the elderly who cannot care for themselves. Clean, homey, and truly a place that is safe and clean. Home Sweet Home is an environment that looks nothing like a nursing home! The care is wonderful!

Cost of care homes in Chicago, IL

The average cost of senior living in Chicago is 3653.03 per month. Cheaper nearby regions include Burbank, IL with an average of 3542.86 per month.

Average monthly cost of Residential Care Home in Chicago, IL vs. nearby cities

Chicago, IL
$3,826/mo
$3,543/mo

Average monthly cost of Residential Care Home in Chicago, IL vs. the state and national average

Chicago, IL
$3,826/mo

Average monthly cost of Residential Care Home in Chicago vs. other types of senior living

$5,700/mo
Residential Care Home
$3,826/mo

Median monthly costs of Residential Care Home in Chicago, IL by room type

$3,356/mo
$3,917/mo
$5,500/mo
$2,425/mo
$4,200/mo

Discover the many ways to pay for senior living

Planning ahead can better position you to make good choices for your loved one’s care in the future. But if your aging family member needs care now, there are ways to finance the cost of long-term care through a combination of approaches.

Research services for seniors in Chicago, IL

In Chicago, IL, seniors have access to local offices and organizations that may help them obtain financial assistance for senior care, including:

When it comes to transportation, the iconic “L-train” can take you all over the city of Chicago on its elevated tracks. The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) operates bus routes between downtown, O’Hare International Airport, and Midway Airport, as well as north-south routes up and down the region.

In total, there are 33 hospitals that service Chicago’s emergency needs. The top hospitals in Chicago include Presence Saints Mary And Elizabeth Medical Center, Rush University Medical Center, and Presence Saint Joseph Hospital.

Located on the banks of Lake Michigan, the Windy City is the largest population center in the Midwest and the heart of its arts and cultural scene. Although the city might be rightfully famous for its cuisines and the Sears Tower (now Willis Tower), Chicago has much more to offer than deep-dish pizza and architecture. From the festivities of Navy Pier to the masterpieces of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Windy City has numerous cultural opportunities for the active mind. If sports are your choice for entertainment, look no further than the city’s numerous championship-winning sports teams: the Chicago Bears (NFL), the Chicago Blackhawks (NHL), the Chicago Bulls (NBA), the Chicago Cubs (MLB), and the Chicago White Sox (MLB).

What are care homes?

Residential care homes are houses in residential neighborhoods that are equipped, adapted, and staffed to care for a small number of residents, usually between two and 10. Like assisted living communities, staff at care homes typically help residents with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, and medication management. Although residential care homes vary significantly depending on the community, services usually include:

  • Help with personal care
  • Medication management
  • Mobility assistance
  • Nutritious meals
  • Social activities and outings
  • Housekeeping
  • Laundry
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Assisted Living vs. Board and Care Homes for Seniors: What’s the Difference?
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Frequently Asked Questions

Home Sweet Home Arlington Heights, Theresa's Home Care, LLC and Maya?s Villa are the top rated residential care home facilities near Chicago, Illinois. See full list of communities.

There are 86 residential care home facilities near Chicago, Illinois. See the full list.

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