As a healthcare partner, I've had the opportunity to work with many senior living communities, and…read moreArtis Senior Living of Wilmette truly stands out. The heart of this community is its people. Their culture of compassion, respect, and personalized care is evident in every interaction. Residents are genuinely engaged through meaningful activities, and the team goes above and beyond to create an environment where everyone feels valued and connected. What makes Artis especially unique is having a dedicated social worker on their team. This added level of support helps new residents and their families navigate the transition into memory care with confidence, compassion, and ongoing guidance. This is an invaluable resource during such an important life change. It's a pleasure partnering with a team that is so collaborative, communicative, and committed to providing exceptional care. I highly recommend Artis of Wilmette to any family looking for a memory care community that leads with both expertise and heart.

Buyer beware. Artis of Wilmette is poorly managed and prioritizes profit over resident care. Within…read moretwo days of moving in, my mother was unable to sleep due to a disruptive neighbor--an issue staff admitted was long-standing. The only solution offered was to downgrade her room or pay $1,000 more per month for a room originally quoted at the same price, a clear bait-and-switch. We moved her to another facility where she now sleeps peacefully. Artis cannot be trusted.

Over priced. Average quality at independent living. Nice facility. Most employees are helpful.read more

This is a wonderful and lavish retirement residence. Many people compare it to a resort. It goes…read morewithout saying that it's quite expensive, but well worth it. The staff and other residents of Mather Place gifted my grandmother a truly happy and comfortable last few years of her life. My entire family agrees that she lived some of the best years of her life here, if not the best. She also made some of the most cherished friendships of her life here. She was never shy in expressing that. My grandmother was never lonely, confused, or felt taken for granted for while living here. Respect for the elderly is unfortunately hard to come by in retirement homes I'm beginning to learn, which makes me even happier that Mather exists. I'm grateful for Mather Place because I know she passed away with a full heart despite any physical discomfort she experienced. I simply wish that all retirement communities were as respectful, diverse, and proactive as Mather is. Thank you so much for all you've offered to my grandmother and our family.

Too long a story. Keep looking, there is a better place for your loved one. Don't believe the sales…read morepitch. Do your research, you'll see through the pitch.

I do not have experience with other places so I cannot compare in order to determine if what…read morehappened here is typical. My relative died here because they did not receive the care needed. (I will not be more specific because I do not want this place to be able to figure out who I am.) While they were there, I saw a few patients who had broken a hip or arm because of lack of staff. The food was not edible and sometimes not even cooked properly. There is an extra charge for absolutely everything and the base prices are very high. (In fact consider getting a full time care giver in your loved ones own place because you will save money.) If you think there will be activities and friends for your loved one, think again. Some of the staff members are the best in the world and some of them are mean and incompetent. When one resident gets a communicable illness many residents will become ill as well necessitating difficult trips to the emergency room. When you go for a look at the facility they tell you what you want to hear. They do not tell you the truth.

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 wish I could live here. My very elderly father moved in a year ago after becoming a widower. He…read moreis independent and thriving. Most of the residents and staff are very friendly and interesting - we have enjoyable conversations and interactions every time we visit. My father enjoys the exercise classes, meetings, and meals in the dining room and with various groups. The food service is offered in a grill setting, carry out, and also a fine dining room which offers truly delicious meals. The facility is nicely sited within a neighborhood and seems the right size to our family - not too large and not too small. His apartment is spacious, comfortable and the right size for him. My father was initially against moving out of his home where he has lived well over have his life but is now so happy, busy, and engaged every day. He had to move into the nursing care for a few months for a severe wound to heal and has now successfully moved back into his independent living apartment.

This is one of the nicest retirement communities I've ever seen. I know a number of people who…read morereside there and they are completely happy with everything about Three Crowns. The staff are caring, helpful, kind and generous with their time. The facilities are lovely - and I feel welcome every time I visit. They all go overboard to assist visitors and residents alike. Everyone seems genuinely comfortable and happy. The food offerings are abundant and deliciously prepared. There are options to dine in a casual 24-hour available cafe as well as a lovely dining room with excellent food. The staff is helpful and I've always them treat everyone with respect, kindness and and are willing to help with a smile and go the extra mile. There is every amenity possible, a broad array of "classes", beautiful choices in housing, swimming pool, gift shop, salon services, movie "theatre", game room, and so much more. The gorgeous art that covers the hallways are created by the residents who are working and living artists who are able to feature their work of aa monthly reception. I could go on and on but I'll leave it here. Go see for yourself..and it's a "forever home". As you need more services, they are available, so no need to move to another "home" to receive the medical services you require. It's a wonderful place.

This is a five star community!!! Not only is it kept clean the staff is courteous and ready to…read moreassist in any circumstance!! There are always fun activities taking place!!! The church is absolutely beautiful!!! And the backyard seating area peaceful and immaculate!!! Residents are friendly and ready to play a dice game in the ice cream shop whenever someone would like! Come and see this hidden gem!!!

The website isn't working anymore, there are no current reviews. The place looks like the Cook…read moreCounty jail house and yes, it's in the cemetery. This cannot be good for an elderly person.

My decision to move to Trulee was a good one! Excellence prevails at Trulee-Evanston, the…read morenewly-established senior living community located on Ridge Avenue in Evanston, Illinois. Vitality abounds in a community designed for both wellness and social engagement. Daily activities include exercise classes and thoughtfully-planned events including guest presentations/performances, current events, documentary discussions, travel talks, board/card games and more. The inviting smells coming from Trulee's kitchen permeate the second-floor dining center. Nutritious meals are served with a culinary flair, enhanced by the company, smiles and laughter of my new friends. As a spirited woman of 78, I continue to celebrate my 21st birthday. I recall over dinner the other evening asking my companions, "What is the secret of longevity?" One response was "attitude," another said, "happiness," the third said "thinking positively." There you have it! I'm surrounded by people who love life and continue to live life well. Genuine caring is demonstrated regularly by both administrative and medical staff. Living life well in an environment of kindness and caring is what Trulee-Evanston is all about. Charlene Blockinger

From the owner: Trulee Evanston is a modern senior living community just 13 miles north of Chicago. This is a…read morelifestyle that rewards your love of an urban, yet close-knit vibe with striking architecture, cutting-edge technology conveniences, extraordinary culinary experiences, and refreshing outdoor spaces. Mirroring the experience of a 5-star hotel, with the finest in hospitality and services. A 9-story senior living community that can inspire you to rise to new levels of wellness and peace of mind.

Everything except the residents. The illegal treatment of employees. The lack of care and so…read morecalled budget

The administration is corrupt. Instead of communicating with me like mature adults, they are…read moreavoiding my calls and running away from me. My mom passed away at their facility on January 7, 2025. Treating me like a monster is both pathetic and mean. I urge you to be careful.

I feel very lucky to live here the last eight years. My husband and I appreciated the wonderful…read morecare by staff as well as the different dining options the seven years we were here together. I have lived here alone for one year and feel very safe and comfortable. Living at the Vi has given my family peace of mind which I am thankful for.

Beautiful apartments, Great food, wonderful and healpful staff, great activities, and great social…read morerelationships with people our own age with similar problems and needs. It was the best decision my husband and I made when we came here. We have since needed and are using the Memory Care unit (Canvas) which has greatly satisfied our need, since my husband now has dementia and I can just cross the street to visit him. It also is in an area with shopping, entertainment and dining is easily accessible. I feel moving here will add years to my life.