my mom is a small town girl and instantly liked the charm of The Victory Center (former Alexian…read moreVillage). you're not going to find a more caring Director then Nicole and the nursing team is great!! Huge shout out to all the gals at the front desk - all like family. they take time for every resident that asks for help whether it be with their phone or just wanting to talk. Contrary to some really Negative reviews , this place is clean, organized and very on top of my mom's medicine management and well being.

I would give a minus 5 stars if I could. My mom lived here for a little over a year. Shortly…read moreafter moving her in management changed - so did everything else. Mom constantly complained about the food being terrible. She is not a choosy eater and herself was not a great cook so the food must have been terrible. Residents constantly were allowed to harass my mother all hours of the day and night. My mom was a smoker and multiple residents came to her begging cigarettes. We reported this to management multiple times. Their response "they are all adults, they need to manage this themselves. We were very clear that she did not have this capability. We were clear about her alzheimer's/dementia when we moved her in. They assured us they could care for all her needs. The onsite nursing team is a joke. Mom needed ear drops, "we can 't do those-family needs to come in". Could not even give an ice pack when my mom had a bad fall. Did niot notify us when mom's arm wound became infected and had necrosis. Do not place a loved one here. Allowed mom to go outside on subzero days. She suffered two bouts of hypoxia and had to be transported by ambulance. When the ER needed critical information to rule out a stroke the RN did niot return my calls or the ER docs calls. Inexcusable!!

I have been associated with the various counselors at Kenneth Young for 20 years. They are…read moreknowledgeable, professional and very helpful to teens, adults and families. Remember this is not a quick fix, it takes time and work to improve on over all mental health. It is a process for them to internalize what they have learned and become functional human beings. Remember they are the experts and that's why you bring them there. Parents without any education in drug addiction, or mental health who involve themselves is foolhardy as they are not trained. Would a surgeon allow you to critique or assist them through brain Surgery? Patients need to have control, and power over their future destiny. This builds their confidence and self esteem. Kenneth Young is a place where it is confidential and safe. No need to micro manage them. They do a tremendous job with they way they serve they serve the entire community, Eternally grateful and appreciate the entire organization for all they do. Thank you for your commitment to excellence!

I have been leaving messages on the Elk Grove office "answering and with the receptionist machine…read morefor almost a month about getting help with senior license plates discount with NO RESPONSES! I talked to Margie (rece) and she gave IRMA email to send message since ENZO (supervisor) wa s nt returning my messages and she also sent an email herself to IRMA requesting help. NO RESPONSES and email address seems to be nogood - returned undeliverable. These people are the end results of being sent from every other place I have called but they don't seem to care to help or even respond. All they have to do is tell me where else to go for help but they dont care.. I'm 77 and on social security so money is a major factor to me. $151.00 is a lot of money to me. THEY were referred to me for help. WHERE IS THAT HELP? I found another office in Schaumburg, called and GOT ANOTHER ANSWERING MACHINE -LEFT A MESSAGE. I know this isn't a major concern for them but at least take time to call back. I also left my email address with Elk Grove. No excuse for not being able to respond. VERY DISCOURAGED AND DISAPPOINTED. Guess my problem and request for help isn't important!

If you are looking into having a loved one be cared for at this place, avoid it like the plague…read more Run, don't walk away. Absolutely no communication by staff. In addition, we had a Dr call with regards to moms medication, and when we called back, they said there was no one there with that name! If you want to be treated like dog shit, use this place. If you want professional, competent care, look elsewhere.

Belmont Village is an assisted living facility. Although I don't live there or have a loved one…read moreliving there I am very familiar with the business. I live next to their property and our association board meetings are held at Belmont Village. So I see a lot between having them as neighbors and being inside their facility on a regular basis. When you walk in the front door you enter a large lobby with a large grand and player piano in it. You are greeted by a full time staff person located at the front entrance. The staff is professional and very friendly. The restaurant is located at the rear of the lobby. It is very eloquent and serves up great looking meals. The residents always look happy and well cared for. The grounds and facility are well maintained and the interior is immaculate. Outside there are flower gardens, gazebo and a walking path. My mother was cared for in a facility like this for many years so I know what to compare to. This one is above the rest in my opinion. If the need every arose in the future for myself, I would be excited to live there as well.

I have to say that my time there was not great but it wasn't terrible the people that work there…read moreespecially for one CNA Mariah she really cared for all her patients she deserves a raise. when i first got there she really noticed that i was in major pain and tried to make me as confortable as possible. When she told me about options about the shower schedule she had to do a bed bath on me and treated me with dignity and made me feel confortable. From that day on i knew that while she was there i was in good hands with a caring person. There was a few more people there that always made me confortable and these people are the reeptionist i always called her georgeous and she called me hansome she made me feel at home i didn't get here name and i am sorry. there was two more people that really kicked my butt in therapy and they were Agnes and Ross they really worked me because they knew how bad i wanted to go home and they did not take it easy on me i appreciated that there were days when i got back to my room and just exhausted. This is the reason that this review is not five stars and it comes down to privacy. This is more for the second shift when the door is closed to the room it is only proper to knock and wait to be answered before coming in to the room. They had a habit of just walking in the room without knocking. There was a couple of times where i was in the bathroom and they just barged in and opened the door. Even though it is a kind of a hospital vibe when the door to the room is closed it should be considered being private and the courtesy is to knock not just walk in the door. if i ever have to go back for rehab i would go back to avondale

Eric the social worker there dose not do his Job what a joke! the rn and the cna's are great.read more

My parents moved in 2 years ago. I am so very thankful they did. My family lives in Carol Stream…read moreand we are now 5 minutes away. I am there practically every day as they have declined quite a bit. My dad is 88 and my mom 84 both with health issues. My dad had a recent hospital stay and when he came back home the nurse came by every day to visit him. They are in independent living and they absolutely love it. My mother in law lived here my aunts and uncles lived her and my dads sister lives here now. It's a wonderful place to put your family. The care has been wonderful.

My parents moved to an independent living apartment at Covenant Living Windsor Park in 2018. When…read moremy dad's health declined in 2021, they moved to assisted living. Four days after my dad passed away in 2023, they helped my mom be completely moved back to an independent living apartment. MY PARENTS WERE MARRIED 70 YEARS AND NEVER HAD TO SPEND ONE DAY APART AT WINDSOR PARK. When my dad transferred to Johnson Center skilled nursing after a hospitalization, my mom could walk there from their apartment, under the same roof. Since my dad has been gone, my mom is still participating in activities with friends she has had since 2018. Socialization and continuity have been key for her well-being. She is moving through the grieving process and building a new way of life as a widow amongst her peers, many of whom have had similar life experiences. This beautiful place has been a blessing to our family.

Over the years their employees are rude and show minimal compassion to patients and families…read more Service is slow( equipment old and AB is environmentally stale. I still use the Alexian Bros Outpatient Pharmacy with confidence.

Positives: The facility is nice and peaceful, depending on what other families are there…read more Nursing/PCN staff was mostly compassionate and kind. My mother-in-law was brought in on Mother's Day. We were originally told she was only approved for 14 days of hospice, no mention on what would happen if it took longer than 14 days. It took a week to hear from social worker regarding her situation because social worker was out of town. no on-site chaplain, but one was available upon request. Social worker promised support with FMLA and a note for work, never received either. My husband was promised bereavement/mental health support, but only after she passed. it's been over a week and nothing. We have to track down the social worker to do her job. The last week of her stay, several loud families were visiting patients in the hospice house, with no enforcement of rules, rowdy guests, or inappropriate behaviors after we were told the teenagers in our party need to be on good behavior. The last few days of her stay, visitors, nurses and staff were talking loudly outside of her room about their personal lives. Completely inappropriate. Have had to ask staff several times for pain meds for MIL, she would be moaning and saying "ow" - nobody would check on her. Would tell staff at desk to get her more meds, they said I had to tell the nurse in a closed-door office. Why is it so hard to identify who is actually providing care? We were told by staff to plan funeral arrangements and they would contact our provider. After she passed, we were told she was a coroner's case and had to go to the Cook County Medical Examiner. We were NOT told this and have no record of this conversation or procedures (but a handout with funeral homes/crematoriums). Staff insisted they told us she was a coroner's case. We have no record. She passed on Memorial Day, the nurse on-site was unprepared for this and kept us at the hospice after she passed to talk to coroner. Did not release us, PCN staff told me it was okay to clean out her fridge and go home. We did not know we would have to talk to the cops, nobody told us that anyone who is seen for a fall and passes within 1 year has to go to the ME. No clue what to expect. More trauma after a traumatic day. We have now had to contact the funeral home on our own and hope they transport my MIL from Cook County to their facility without incident. This has been botched from the get-go. No continuity in training, communication, or actual support for families. The social worker here does not care about the families at all.