Living in Chicago
Independent Living, Assisted Living & Memory Care in the Chicagoland Area
Chicago is a world-class city, with a storied history known around the world. There are many things to do in Chicago for families and friends to enjoy together.
Incorporated in 1837, Chicago is the largest city in the state of Illinois and the 3rd in the nation, only behind New York and Los Angeles. Chicago is well known for its significant contributions to industry, art, architecture, music, and food culture.
The city sits on the banks of Lake Michigan, and residents enjoy its natural beauty year-round. The current population of Chicago is over 2.7 million people, with the larger metropolitan area containing more than 9.5 million residents.
Whether you choose popular attractions such as Millennium Park, the Chicago Lakefront Trail, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum, Navy Pier, the Shedd Aquarium, the Lincoln Park Zoo, boating or swimming in Lake Michigan, a Cubs game at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field, shopping on the Magnificent Mile (Michigan Avenue), a ride on the world famous “L” trains, a concert at the Chicago Theatre, the sky deck at Willis Tower (Sears Tower), a tour of the Chicago Botanic Gardens or a summertime jaunt to the Chicago Blues Fest or Taste of Chicago, there is something for everyone to enjoy in the Windy City!
Senior Living in Chicago
From the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 to the rise of the city’s iconic skyscrapers, Chicago’s history is forever woven into its streets and buildings. Founded in 1837, the “City of Big Shoulders” has a rich and fascinating history that has not only shaped the city’s culture and architecture, but also has been influential across the world.
One of the city’s most famous landmarks is the Willis Tower, formally known as the Sears Tower. This 110-story skyscraper held the title of the world’s tallest building for nearly 25 years. It offers stunning city views from its famous observation deck and has been in numerous movies, including Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Dark Knight, Divergent, and many others.
Senior Living in the Area
The Auberge at Highland Park
1651 Richfield Avenue Highland Park, Illinois 60035 Directions Levels of Care:Assisted Living, Memory Care
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The Landing on Dundee Senior Living
156 West Dundee Road Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (847) 961-2114 Directions Levels of Care:Assisted Living, Memory Care
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The Auberge at Naperville
1936 Brookdale Road Naperville, Illinois 60563 (630) 912-0377 Directions Levels of Care:Assisted Living, Memory Care
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The Auberge at Lake Zurich
555 America Court Lake Zurich, Illinois 60047 (847) 550-3795 Directions Levels of Care:Assisted Living, Memory Care
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The Reserve at Oswego
900 Douglas Road Oswego, Illinois 60543 (331) 258-3356 Directions Levels of Care:Memory Care
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The Brant at Oswego
123 West Washington Street Oswego, Illinois 60543 (630) 273-7804 Directions Levels of Care:Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care
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Frontier Senior Living offers a wide variety of Senior Living Communities in the Chicagoland area. Whether you or a loved one are looking for Independent Living, Assisted Living or Memory Care services, the mission of our friendly and compassionate staff is to meet our residents’ unique physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
In our communities, residents enjoy many luxury amenities, including: Exceptional Accommodations, 5 Star Cuisine, Social Outings, Recognition of Residents’ Birthdays, Spa Services, Spiritual Services, as well as Clubs and Resident Council.
Transportation Services are available to residents for shopping, medical appointments, participating in events and activities, as well as other needs.
The nurses and other qualified professionals in our communities are dedicated to ensuring that all our residents remain as active and healthy as possible. Our staff works closely with residents’ private physicians to monitor their health conditions and medication usage. We also provide regular updates on residents’ health, so proactive measures can be taken in any needed situations.
When it comes to providing opportunities for fulfilling and purposeful living, nobody does it better than Frontier Senior Living’s Senior Living communities. Whether a resident lives in Independent Living, Assisted Living, or Memory Care, we have something for everyone to enjoy! Our one of a kind SPARK® program is designed to help seniors reach their full potential, and spend their days with a sense of joyful purpose. SPARK is a research based program inspired by the teachings and research of Maria Montessori and Dr. Cameron Camp, which focuses on giving residents meaningful ways to feel needed and be productive. The program allows them to do the things that they have always done, in total alignment with their individual skill levels. Residents spend their days enjoying a wide variety of activities, uniquely suited to their interests and abilities.
Retirement Communities in Chicago
Chicago is also celebrated for its museums, cultural institutions, music scene, and food. The Art Institute is one of the country’s oldest and largest art museums, with a collection that spans more than 5,000 years of human creativity. For music lovers of all ages, Chicago is a mecca of jazz and blues, and is home to many famous clubs and festivals. Be warned! A visit to Chicago might send you home a few pounds heavier from its world famous deep-dish pizza. But considering all the amazing food you’ll enjoy, it will be well worth it.
We’re proud to call Chicago and the surrounding area home, and you will be too! Senior living in Chicago gives residents easy access to all the city offers, from top-notch healthcare and cultural institutions to world-renowned restaurants and shopping destinations. Whether you’re looking to explore the city’s galleries and architecture, take in a show, or have coffee with friends, our retirement communities in the Chicagoland area are unmatched.
The city’s location on the lake has played a significant role in its development and history. The city’s large park systems allow residents to enjoy the area’s natural beauty and beaches. Chicagoland is fortunate to have four distinct seasons, delivering various active opportunities for senior living in Chicago. Spring and fall are most pleasant, and are some of the best times of the year for getting outside.