Lexington Square of Elmhurst a CCRC

Our experience has been with the assisted living side of the community. It is a good option for someone who is in need of additional help, but still would like to socialize. The staff are fairly responsive with any questions or concerns we may have about our loved one.

Lexington Square, Elmhurst is a great independent and assisted living community. My father has been there about 6 years. There’s something for everyone for enjoyment. This is also one of the few communities that has basically kept Covid out. I highly recommend it! Only regret my family has is that he didn’t make the move sooner. Prior to Covid they had so many outings you could sign up for, Cubs games, plays, architectural tours of Chicago on a boat on Chicago river and more. Beautiful dining room and spacious apartments. Staff and residents very welcoming. Now with Covid around the CDC rules of masks & social distancing continue but hopefully this too shall pass. People still visit in the lobbies but chairs a bit farther apart. I applaud the director for doing an excellent job keeping residents safe during this. Plus all residents received vaccines on site long ago. Excellent place to live

I regret moving my Mom to the Assisted Living floor from her previous unit. She was supposesd to get 24-hour care. She is deaf and almost blind, so her children cannot even communicate with her on the phone. Lexington cannot even bother to show her how to operate the AC. Beacuse of this Corono Virus, they won't let my sister in to help her. She is crying every night and we are trying to figure out how to get her out of there. Don't take your mother there. All they are interested in is getting your money.

I chose Lexington of Elmhurst based on location, I wanted to be close to Elmhurst Hospital. After touring here I cancelled my other tours. Staff is amazing and the residents are friendly. They go out of their way to make us as comfortable as possible with the quarantine. They are doing a great job. Food is excellent.

I chose Lexington of Elmhurst based on location, I wanted to be close to Elmhurst Hospital. After touring here I cancelled my other tours. Staff is amazing and the residents are friendly. They go out of their way to make us as comfortable as possible with the quarantine. They are doing a great job. Food is excellent.

Don't put anyone you love in this awful place. It may look nice but is run by the most incompetent staff I have ever seen. And the CNA's are horrible to the residents

Very disappointed in theedocal care at Lexington of Elmhurst. My mother was admitted and waited over 3 weeks to see a doctor upon her admission. Then, despite requesting and being assured that she would receive podiatric care in February, the podiatrist did not see her in February or in April. She developed several pressure sores on one of her feett necessitating an ER visit and her doctor, [Removed] to honor an appointment to see her. He came to the facility, saw two other patients and left. He was contacted by the staff and refused to come to see her for another 3.5 weeks. The ER physician recommended wound care as well as 2 systemic antibiotics after debriding the wounds. My sister went to Lexington to meet the wound care provider from the Lexington system at 8 am who never showed up. She complained to the management after waiting for 1.5 hrs for the wound care provider.. The director finally arranged for another service to provide the wound care. Ridiculous medical care for $6100.00/month.

This is a nice community, and my mother is doing well with her move here. I know she is safe, and in good hands at this facility. They have a good staff. They have been great with quickly responding to my concerns. There are activities offered for the residents. She is pleased with the meals for the most part. So far this community is working out well for my family, and I would recommend it.

My dad loved it here. He had a roomy 2 bedroom unit. The staff are outstanding. Lots of activities, never a dull moment. He looked forward to the dances, and trips. There was even a woodworking shop for him. When dad needed help the staff was quick to respond to his every need. What a comfort to me knowing dad would get help if he needed it. When dad got sick they brought meals to his room, and checked on him throught out the day. Whenever he needed assistace, the staff was right there to help. I highly recommed Lexington Square, Elmhurst.

My second choice. I like the Lombard site better than the ELmhurst though.

Everyone is so welcoming at Lexington Square of Elmhurst. The staff has really helped mom adjust. My mom has had several emergencies at night and the nurses have been so quick to help. I cannot say enough good things about this place!

I held off writing a review of Lexington Square in Elmhurst until my mother was there for more than 2 months. Most importantly my mother likes being at Lexington Square. Her apartment is nice sized and was nearly totally remodeled for her. Unfortunately due to an injury, she has not yet participated in the many activities that Lexington offers, but this is coming. The residents are friendly and she is starting to make friends. Our family is impressed with the cleanliness of the facility and with the general attitude of both the residents and staff. In riding the elevators, we’ve had nice conversations with residents and staff. We’ve not experienced any grumpy people. Rather as my mother has found, we also find the resident’s very friendly and willing to talk. I’ve asked a number of residents how they like Lexington and all have been positive. I’ve been in my mother’s room when maintenance people come in and they want to help. We just rented one of the guest rooms. My mother and I both thought that it was nice. So bottom line after 2+ months in Lexington Square, both my mother and the family are quite happy with the choice of Lexington.

When my son, who lives in Elmhurst, strongly advised me to move to Lexington, I was reluctant. I am sorry that I didn't move here sooner. The staff has been very accommodating in assisting with the transition. I was pleasantly pleased with the dining room staff, food, and these services, I especially enjoy the activities the Enrichment staff have planned. The current residents are very welcoming and I've made many new friends.

There is an entrance fee of $150,000 to join community, they do not take social security