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PositiveVery Friendly Staff
Went here a few days ago to visit my Great Aunt and the staff was very nice and welcoming. My Aunt is very happy with her living situation that it gives the family a peace of mind knowing she happy an comfortable
Community profile
1922 W Sunnyside Ave, Chicago, IL
★ 4.04 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
Ravenswood Supportive Living sits in the beautiful Ravenswood neighborhood in Chicago. The multi-story independent and assisted living community offers the Supportive Living program, certified by the Illinois Department of Health & Family Services. Designed to offer residents a rewarding lifestyle, this community prioritizes quality care and safety to give residents and their loved ones a peace of mind. Ravenswood Supportive Living is surrounded by delectable cuisines, parks, and shops. Chicago’s downtown is approximately 20 minutes away, boasting attractions like the Lincoln Park Zoo, The Chicago Theater, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Seniors are also welcome to take advantage of on-site amenities including a beauty salon and activity room. Residents can choose between independent living and assisted living depending on their care needs. Independent living residents can lead liberating lives filled with friendships and fun within a safe environment, while assisted living residents can benefit from the support of a 24-hour care team. Attentive staff offers housekeeping, maintenance, home healthcare, hospice and palliative care, and coordinates on-site physician visits. Residents also benefit from three meals daily, a wellness program, and a full calendar of activities. State Classification Ravenswood is a supportive living facility , which in the state of Illinois is a residential setting which offers elderly (65 and older) or persons with physical disabilities (22 and older) home and community-based services as an alternative to nursing facility placement. The facility can provide intermittent nursing care, 24-hour response/security, health promotion, and more. This facility can serve low-income elderly by reserving units at the facility for Medicaid-eligible residents. Related Articles 4 Reasons Why Independent or Assisted Living May Trump Living Alone 7 Steps to Choosing the Right Assisted Living Facility Signs It’s Time for Memory Care
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PositiveWent here a few days ago to visit my Great Aunt and the staff was very nice and welcoming. My Aunt is very happy with her living situation that it gives the family a peace of mind knowing she happy an comfortable
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PositiveGreat modern design and huge windows - cheerful staff and team. Great community feel in the best of Chicago. The outdoor excursions are often and fun. The living spaces are many and they have a great rooftop terrace. Also, it’s within a block of a French bakery and a few minutes drive from major grocery stores and chains like Target.
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PositiveRavenswood Supportive Living was nice during the tour we took. However, we didn't find supportive living to be what we needed at the time for our loved one.
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CriticalWe toured with Ravenswood and it was not as large as some of the others we saw. It was a brand new facility and we were expecting it to be fresh and it did look new, but it just felt sterile to us. A lot of whites and greys and we just did not get that warm feeling that we were looking for. Also the parking here was very difficult which is something to think about if you will be visiting/have a lot of visitors.
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