This establishment was one of the best rehab that I have experience. The director and assistant…read moredirector went out of their way to ensure my comfort. CNA Maria C. and Amy was professional and attentive. The rehab staff got me walking. I haven't walk for4 years due to non weight bearing injury. RN Mona was the best. The social worker and dialysis staff was amazing. I've been in r other rehabs and I would not recommend them. I do highly recommend Citadel of Glenview.

This place is in disrepair. Heat is not regulated and is hot. Window screens are torn, so we…read morecouldn't open windows. Paint is chipping. It is a large facility. It serves hundreds of people, so it is very noisy. Food is awful. Given this terrible infrastructure, the staff and their service is very good.

I went to the Northbrook Leisure and Senior Center to watch a production of Fiddler on the Roof. I…read morewas really impressed with the facility. The theater was huge for a community theater. The seats were nice, and you could see the stage from any angle. I had a really nice time there and highly recommend the Northbrook Leisure and Senior Center!

Watched a show at the theatre here and enjoyed my experience with the facility. Unlike some of the…read morecommunity theatre venues nearby, this spot had quite a bit of space to sprawl out while waiting for the show to start and during intermission. I like how the hallways were fairly wide and there was furniture to sit down at as well. Parking here isn't too difficult as there are fairly wide spots that go around the whole building and there are multiple entrances into here as well. The bathrooms were also a good size for the number of people that the theatre can seat, so there wasn't much of a line to use them.

I had a parent with a neurodegenerative disease for over six years. During these years, I called…read moreseveral times seeking information about support groups or programs for people with Parkinson's and their family carers. The person I needed to talk to was never in and I was always promised a phone call back. I never got a call. Maybe they're short staffed or have turnover? I figured it would be better to go in person to learn more about programs and services at NSCC. I went once by myself. Another time I brought my sister and yet a third time I brought my mother. We walked around the facility in the afternoon. It's nice, clean and spacious. Unfortunately, every time we went to the reception area/desk, we were told that the person we needed to talk to was not in. I gave them my info and was promised a call. I again, never received that call. My family has lived in Northfield for over 55 years. It's unfortunate that we couldn't connect with anyone from the local senior center, in person or over the phone. It would have been nice to have engaged in some sort of programming. Maybe there was something my dad could have enjoyed. He has since passed away.

Beautiful facility with a nice space for hosting large-scale presentations. Easy to find parking…read morehere and close to many shops and restaurants in the area. The staff here are very friendly and helpful in navigating the space.

I just love the Niles Sr. Center and their staffers. I found…read morethis gem about 5 years ago. I love the unique activities that they offer like: Floral Arranging, Cute As A Button Crafters Class, Oil Painting, Water Color Painting, Acrylic Painting, Line Dancing, Aerobics, and much much including Entertainment with Lunch, and I can't even tell you how happy I am since I have been going here. Now we have a Nutrition Class. Next store to the Sr. Center is a Gym, and a Swimming Pool the Athletic Center. Kathy S-C from Skokie, IL

From the owner: Senior Citizen services, +55, trips, programming, education, screenings, spiritual, mental and…read moreemotional assistance, tax aid, senior freezes, boomers

My sister Sandra moved into Chestnut Square at The Glen in August of 2023. We had done quite a bit…read moreof research and looked at three or four other communities in the region that were nice, but we ultimately chose Chestnut for a variety of reasons. First and foremost were the staff and residents. They were all some of the warmest and friendliest people I've ever met. Not only were they warm and friendly but extremely helpful and very competent, as well as accommodating. The food was excellent, and the entire building was very clean, well-maintained, and quite attractive. There was plenty of programming and amenities both at Chestnut Square, as well as a short walk away in The Glen Town Center. Just across the street is a beautiful natural area with paved paths, a lake, shops, and plenty of places to explore. During her time at Chestnut Square, Sandra made many close friends and even developed a wonderful, close, and fulfilling romantic relationship with another resident who lived down the hall. The most important thing, however, was the dedication the staff had toward the happiness and fulfillment of all the residents. It really showed how happy everyone was in the community. Pretty amazing! When Sandra's health declined and she needed more assistance, Chestnut Square was able to provide additional on-site support through its phenomenal sister affiliate, Partners in Healthcare. The caregivers from Partners treated her and her loved ones like they were their own family. This was all available in Sandra's original apartment with a very thoughtful aging-in-place model, so she wouldn't need to transfer to another floor or facility. The care was exceptional, providing her with warmth, dignity, and respect. It comes as no surprise that Chestnut Square (a non-profit organization) is driven by their dedication to residents as well as staff--who all seem to really enjoy working there. Our entire experience with Chestnut Square was wonderful and provided the whole family with tremendous peace of mind!

I have lived at Chestnut Square at the Glen for four years. The residents and staff make up a…read morecaring community. Helpful and actively supporting each resident. I am so glad i chose to move her when i did. I have progressed to needing a walker and 12hrs a day private caregivers. Both are accommodated enthusiastically here. I know that this residential community has extended my life actively. The activity calendar offers something for mind, body, and spirit every day. Location is the best with shopping and medical care within a mile or two. The decor and residential suburban settings is superb. As is the residence itself. If you need it come join our club. This is the place!!!

I signed up for a one year membership because I heard that Veterans meet here on the First Thursday…read moreof every month at 11:00am. I attended this meeting last Thursday and met many wonderful people. Coffee, popcorn and soda was served while we watched a documentary about WW2 Navajo code talkers. The place is very clean, the staff is very nice and it's handicap accessible.

Where shall I start....with so much to do here, card playing, shooting pool, exercising and of…read morecourse bingo! But best of all a meeting place to see my friends! The best place to go! Can't beat the prices either.

In life you never want to think that you will need a service like this, however it came time for us…read moreto find a Memory Care facility for my Mom. I asked on a Palatine Facebook page if anyone knew how to find a place and I was directed to this service. Upon getting in contact with them, they were kind and compassionate during such an awful time in our lives. They provided me with five top notch places to look into. They followed up even after we secured a place. I would highly recommend this service to anyone that needs some assistance in locating a facility like this. Thank God for a service like this.

There are angels working at Elderwerks. The angel that helped me recently was Carolyn Osuyos. It is…read moreterrifying to be on the brink of homelessness, and in spite of the very long waiting list for subsidized housing, Carolyn finds a way to get people apartments when they need them. They work on a shoestring budget and help in many ways in addition to what they have done for me.

My father was one of the first to move in over 7 years ago. I have know all the managers that have…read moreworked there and feel all of them did a good job, and being a manager in a senior center looks like hard work to me. My father passed this July but was always so grateful to have had the opportunity to live out his days at the Horizon. He was very happy there.

Review for Harrer Pool parties only: Don't. We contacted the park district 1 month prior to…read moreintended party date to pay deposit to secure the party room. After scheduling and paying deposit for the pool party and confirming we have 1 hour set up and 1 hour post party to clean up, we tried to contact the Harrer pool coordinator for room specs, table number, size, chairs and equipment availability so we know what we needed to buy or not buy..table covers wall decor and such. Nothing. Emails and phone calls not returned. Was contacted 2 days prior to party by the new coordinator only to be asked about the cake. Coordinator told my daughter, the birthday celebrant's mom, we had to be out of the room exactly at noon. We were pushed out at 1145.. why? They had their own party to go to. Will never opt for a party space that NEEDS to have a coordinator on site. Have used the field houses for parties before and will continue to use them again. OR will rent Oriole Pool party room and instead (as long as that particular "party planner" is NOT part of the deal) So terribly disappointed.

This review is purely for the 'open' volleyball Thursday nights. I've gone to the gym for years…read more The workers there are friendly and helpful. The older woman that looks to head this "open" volleyball seems to pick and choose when she would like others to take part. My friends and I have slowly started to participate in the open volleyball here, but have noticed that her attitude towards us participating is not very kind. We come from different suburbs in the Chicagoland area - not exactly close. But we're turned away because she felt that they couldn't let one more team play (even though other players told us we were welcome). Third week in a row we were given attitude while trying to take part in "open" volleyball. I would suggest MG park district try to come up with a sign up sheet or better method of signing up to partake in "open" volleyball. Because if I have to travel from far to only be told I cannot play, it should not be called "open" volleyball. We would have made other arrangements to play had we known we would be told we cannot play there. Instead we wasted 45 mins trying to arrange another court to play. Unprofessional and rude.