Arden Courts of Palos Heights

Arden Courts of Palos Heights is a Memory Care Assisted Living community dedicated to caring for individuals living with various forms of memory impairment and dementia. Located near the corner of Southwest Highway and College Drive, our community has been serving Palos Heights and the surrounding cities for 20 years. We are lucky to employ many staff members that have worked at our community for 19, 17, 15+ years. What this means to families, is that they experience peace of mind that their loved ones are being cared for by a capable, experienced and compassionate care team.

Arden Courts of Palos Heights is all on one level so residents are able to move around without barriers, promoting a feeling of independence. Arden Courts offers both private and semi-private room options, both are fully furnished (bed, nightstand, chest of drawers, easy chair and lamp) with a private bathroom. Additionally, laundry, daily tidies, meals, snacks and linens are all included in the monthly fee.

Families will find that our care partners focus on what residents are able to do, helping them to remain as independent as possible all while maintaining their well-being and safety. Staff members take the time to learn the preferences, routines and likes/dislikes of each resident in order to personalize care and activities. Some residents may need hands-on help, while others just prompts and reminders throughout the day. Regardless of the amount of assistance needed, families can expect that each resident receives care 24 hours a day. Caregivers and nurses are available to help each resident with dressing, eating, grooming, toileting, bathing and movement. Nurses assist residents in medication administration, medication management, communication with the physician and general clinical oversight.

Our community offers indoor and outdoor walking paths which provide an opportunity for residents to stroll inside and venture outdoors into a safe and secured backyard space. Not only are the indoor/outdoor walking paths beautiful, but they serve the purpose of encouraging residents to remain active and mobile. In addition to walking paths, residents are encouraged to spend time socializing on covered porches, benches and many patios. In addition to freedom of movement (both indoors and outdoors) our residents are invited to up to 10 hours of activities daily. The purpose of our activities is twofold: socialization and stimulation. Exercise, cognitive games, entertainment, religious services and much more are offered with the intent that each resident is meaningfully engaged, presented with the opportunity to socialize with peers as well as challenged to maintain current abilities. Because our activity staff have over 20 years of experience, they are skilled in engaging residents whom would otherwise prefer to spend time in their rooms.