Horrible. If you're looking here for your loved one, ask them how many Executive Directors they…read morehad. At least 10 since the place opened in 2022. Just this week, Jim, one of the Activity Directors, was fired suddenly, after three years of providing great service to the residents. Food is awful, and lacks choices or quality. Have a special diet? Too bad. Eat what they make-- and pay $400/month for it! Mom needs low sodium and asked for alternatives for breakfast. She was told that she should just eat the sausage. Ummm....no. She cannot. Please do not treat her like an incompetent child. She is fully aware of what she can and cannot eat! But the most egregious?? Try having no way for the EMT's to access an apartment after hours. My mom fell and hit her head. She couldn't open the door. They had to break the lock to get in! And five months later, the lock is still broken. Still not convinced to stay away? This week, they drove my mom to Sherman Hospital for an appointment she had there. The bus never returned. My mom called me, saying she'd been waiting over 2 hours. My mom, who is 87 years old, was told they were coming and they never came. I called to find out when she could expect the bus and was told, 'oh, I thought she was home'. They had *no idea* that my mom was left behind. I had to go and get her and bring her back. Needless to say, she is moving to Clarendale at the end of this month. Do yourselves a favor and stay away from this den of incompetence and disregard. oh, and the other review that mentions the wonderful Director, Brian? he lasted about 6 weeks.

1 review 7 minutes…read moreago NEW What a great experience ! It started as we were greeted when we walked in the door. Brian is very knowledgeable about The Oaks. He took us to the desired apts, allowing us to " get a feel" for the size and style, layout while also answering all questions , ( trust me there were a lot ). As we were looking at the different floor plans, he was also talking and showing us all of the amenities throughout the community. We ended up at the main restaurant, where he invited us to return and enjoy breakfast ,lunch, or dinner, , further getting a feel for what goes on, and resident interaction.After we completed the tour, we asked for a few minutes to sit and chat, but also observe how some of the other residents interact daily. We were very pleased, with the looks, the tour, and also with Brian's patient and knowledge, and the "No Pressure" attitude. My mom said she felt good about everything!! We agreed to return the next day with my son so he could see and get a feel for the community where she would be staying. He agreed, it was comfortable and the right place for grandma. After having a little discussion, we all agreed and signed the lease. What a wonderful experience for mom, as well as myself, and even my son.

Great fun to be had by all. Nice food good living. Fun activities the staff is fantastic. There…read moreis some activity for all. They have hair salon ,restaurant , crafts. And music,

My Mom moved in and she and the family could not be happier. The staff, nurses, care givers,…read moretherapist, etc. are super friendly, thoughtful and helpful! Mom is enjoying all the activities, crafts and music. The facility is very clean, food delicious and a great atmosphere. Seriously there is nothing we can complain about. Keep up the great work!

Clarendale has greatly exceeded our family's expectations. After my mother passed in February of…read more2017, my 84 year old father needed an assisted living facility that met a variety of his needs - food preparation, housekeeping, personal assistance, 24 hour nursing and entertainment. Clarendale provides these services but goes WAY above and beyond what is normally expected. There is a bar with a daily happy hour, a theater room, health club, spa, salon, fine dining, cafe and even a house golden retriever. If you want to celebrate holidays at the facility, you can rent out a private dining room that has a capacity of 10-12. Clarendale feels more like a W Hotel than a retirement home. For years leading up to my father's move, i contacted a variety of assisted living facilities in the NW suburbs and routinely concluded the calls shaking my head. Aggressive sales pitches and evasive language were the norm (Friendship Village was the worst in this regard). While Clarendale does employ sales staff, it isn't so over-the-top. Moreover, staff are engaged and appear genuinely interested in providing a superior experience. In terms of the overall package (apartment finishing, staff, facilities, extra amenities), Clarendale is exceptional - better than Sunrise and Friendship Village. As this facility recently opened, everything is in pristine condition. In terms of superlative alternatives, the only option I found is Mather [of Evanston], which has few locations and, like a timeshare, can require over a million dollars upfront (literally over 1 million USD to buy in). That being said, Clarendale is great. There are a few corner apartments remaining as of April 2017, so if your loved one is seeking something posh with views of two separate directions, I would highly recommend grabbing one of these units before they are occupied.

I'm posting this to let people know about the Memory Care at Clarendale of Algonquin.. Neglect,…read moreabuse unsafe conditions and in adequate care. The Executive Director and Director of Health Services and their staff were fully aware of the on going problems which never was resolved. I hope this is a warning for families that are thinking of putting their loved ones in Clarendale of Algonquin. We finally had enough of their in adequate facility and moved my mom out.

My Father has lived at Revere Court for 6 years and I can't say enough good things about that…read moredecision. The staff is amazing and attentive. The programs they offer to our loved ones are exciting and enriching on a daily basis. Placing my Father in a memory care home was the most stressful and difficult decisions I've ever had to make but I'm so thankful I chose Revere Court. They put all my worries at ease and have handled the pandemic gracefully and carefully to keep our family members safe and loved.

My father has been at Revere Court for almost five years. We originally moved both my mother and…read morefather there together because my mother had Alzheimer's. They had a wonderful room together and were very happy. My dear mother passed about two years ago. My father wanted to stay in the room they shared her last few years and Revere Court told us that room would always be my father's room. The staff treats my father like family. They are kind, thoughtful and always treat him with respect no matter what. My family has been extremely happy with everyone there. Pam is exceptional. She is always there to answer any questions we have. I want to mention Jim the night nurse also. He has been always there for us when ever we needed to have dad checked on late at night or just a evening chat with dad. Thank you to all the staff there. We appreciate all of you.

It is my life's greatest regret that I chose this place as my mothers' final residence. They lure…read moreyou in with empty promises, it all sounds lovely until your loved one is in residence, then it's a very different story. GET EVERYTHING IN WRITING!! But also, good luck with that, as the communication once all the forms are signed and the automatic payment is set up is an absolute joke. I have pages of emails that went unanswered (I live out of state). My sister called with questions and left multiple voicemails over 12 months, not one call was returned. Not one! It wasn't until I copied every name I could find that I finally received a response to questions like How do I get my mom on the schedule to see the onsite doctor? Who can I talk to about her prescriptions? Her refrigerator is still not working... 3 months later. Etc. In hindsight, I am convinced the reason they never responded to my emails is, so I did not have their response in writing. When I asked very important questions in writing, then escalated my email after weeks of no response, I would get a phone call saying I should come in to discuss it. Never a written response. This happened multiple times. My final two emails asking how to close out my mom's accounts, after months of no communication, also went unanswered. I had to call corporate to get a response. Julie is the most unprofessional person I have ever had the misfortune to interact with. There were 3 different Health & Wellness Directors in the 12 months that my mother lived there. That alone speaks volumes. Read the reviews on Indeed! I wish I had. For the most part, the medical staff was good. There were a few that were rude and borderline negligent toward my mom, and there were a few that were absolute gold and genuinely caring, but that just goes with the territory. My issue is when I tried to address some of my mom's complaints or concerns, I was met with "I'm sure that's not what happened". Or "She must have misunderstood" or nonsense like that. I witnessed one event, and it wasn't until I said Are you accusing her of lying? that she backed off the narrative that there's no way anything my mother was saying happened. Beware! They will not believe your loved one. They will deny everything instead of simply addressing the issue. They'll tell you their average response time is 6 mins from when the resident hits the button to call for help, that is not the reality at all. I witnessed multiple times where it was over 15 mins if not longer. Most times it was around 10-15 mins but there were far too many times when it wasn't. There were 2 instances at night when there was no response at all until the next day. The bigger issue for me was when I tried to speak to Julie about my mom's concerns about the long wait times or lack of response entirely, her response was to tell me that my mom was the 2nd highest quantity of requests for help. And? She's there because she needs help, and their response to not keeping up their end of the very expensive bargain is to say it's my mom's fault because she asks too many times??? Absolutely unacceptable. They'll tell you housekeeping is included - not true. I had to clean every time I went to see her. The hospice nurse even cleaned while she was there. When we moved my mom's furniture, the extent to which they did not clean was gut wrenching. They did keep to the laundry schedule for the most part, but they left us with a full hamper of dirty laundry when she passed. Over a weeks' worth. They didn't even have the decency to spare us that even though she was still under their care and we continued to pay for weeks after her death. They didn't call to offer condolences, but you better believe they called to find out when the apartment would be vacant. They did not return my calls when I asked when to expect the refund due to us 4 months after she passed. I could go on and on but just writing this breaks my heart. Don't make the same mistake I did. A mistake that will haunt me for the rest of my life.

Great place my mom worked their an all the residends are nice very clean i loved bickfordread more

Speaking for a friend that moved into Three Oaks in at end…read moreof 2020 unfortunately. She said the food tastes terrible most of the time and the hot food consistently arrives cold, she is wheelchair bound and can not get around in her place well. Also the heating vents are on ceiling and she is too cold most of the time, she said not enough (convenient) outlets to use alternate heating devices such as an electric blanket or heater. Aides/ Nurses are in then quickly out, visitors not allowed because of covid and of course she/ they are lonely that live there. She is considering moving out as soon as weather warms up.

We could not be more grateful for the staff at Three Oakes assisted living. Mom and dad have been…read moreliving there for just over one year. Two weeks ago dads life changed and needed to be in hospice. We chose to do that at Three Oaks. The staff at Three Oaks worked hand-in-hand with journey care. The entire staff from the nurses, caregivers, fun department, dining room staff and housekeeping , front desk went over and above what was expected. They treated us as family and made us feel so comfortable as dad took his final journey to heaven. Thank you you were a blessing. The family of Frank Lahrman

Went to lunch here and we had a quesadilla and chicken noodle soup. The quesadilla is super good. I…read morebelieve I think the guy working was Eric made the food brought it to was super fabulous. Everybody was enjoying the atmosphere and lots of chatting going on nice place to go and have a sandwich with some friends, it is in a retirement community so you have to be a guest of a member of the community but it was an enjoyable time. Food was good. My friend said best quesadilla she ever had. They have some fountain sodas, iced tea, coffee I wanna try some other stuff next time. The onion rings were phenomenal that was everyones favorite part of the lunch. The meal portions are huge.

I worked with Kerry at Senior Living Experts and her help made the process easy to navigate. We…read moreneeded to find an assisted living community for my father-in-law. Kerry asked a lot of questions to help narrow down our options. She recommended several places to help us determine what size/feel would work best for our situation. Kerry set up the appointments for our tours and checked with us to get feedback. Our timeline for moving needed to happen sooner than we thought, and Kerry helped keep us on track. My father-in-law is happy with his new home and we appreciate Kerry's help.

Several months ago I'd grown increasingly worried about my mom's safety at home. The day we were to…read morediscuss assisted living with her doctor, I found myself calling 911 and sending her to the hospital for what would be 51 days, sepsis, 2 surgeries & 2 rehab stints. Having her return home was no longer an option; which led me to quickly get to up to speed on senior living options,mostly on my own. I found her a place & moved her in all before her release. While I ensured her safety, I second guessed my decisions as she vocally struggled to adjust; it was a lot of change particularly for someone who rarely left her home. Almost 6 months in, a different set of doubts & worries took over. Did I make the right call, could she live somewhere more affordable, would she outlive her money, etc. I don't even recall what search term led me to Senior Living Experts, but I'm grateful. Rebecca listened to my story and made me feel less alone. She thought where my mom was at was the best option in terms of cost, desired location and care needs addressed, but would do the research and circle back. We also discussed the care she received currently and provided a few suggestions. As promised, Rebecca followed up and confirmed her initial assessment. Yes, I'll still worry about her finances, but I now have a better understanding of the landscape and what comes should her care needs increase. If I had a do over, I would have started with Senior Living Experts, they are amazing!

Lago by Fabio was an outstanding dining experience from start to finish. We began with the…read moreMediterranean octopus and the whipped ricotta bruschetta, and both were absolutely delicious--the perfect way to start the meal. For our main courses, the Lago chopped salad was fresh and flavorful, and the Mishima Wagyu New York Strip was cooked perfectly and incredibly tender. Dessert did not disappoint either. Fabio's tiramisu was rich and authentic, while the classic cheesecake was the perfect sweet ending. The cocktails were just as impressive--the dirty martinis were excellent, followed by a great espresso after dinner and a refreshing limoncello dessert wine to finish the evening. The food, drinks, service, and atmosphere all came together to create a fantastic experience. The vibe is warm, inviting, and upscale without feeling pretentious. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend Lago by Fabio to anyone looking for an exceptional meal.

Has a modern luxury interior design. Perfect place to have a date. Or Dress up for a Ladies night…read moreout. We actually came here for brunch. Had the Brisket Hash. There was lots of brisket and they were very thick slices. There were also lots of potatoes underneath. Requested over easy eggs and they came out perfectly. It is a heavy and filling dish. Leftovers turned out to be 2x brunches at home for me. Also had the Expresso martini Pralina. The espresso was strong and delicious. You can pay the dinner tab by scanning the QR code on the table. But I wish it gave you the option to enter your email address to get the receipt emailed to you.