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Aurora Supportive Living Senior Housing, located in the heart of Aurora Illinois, is close to I-88, parks and shopping centers. Visitors recommend the facility for its spacious private rooms that help residents feel at home in the community. The staff receives praise for the friendly care they provide to residents, with visitors commenting that the staff goes above-and-beyond to help residents. Visitors also call attention to the management team's responsiveness. Aurora Supportive Living Senior Housing receives compliments for its food, which visitors note satisfies their loved ones.

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On the Fox River, just outside cosmopolitan Chicago, waits the second most populous city in the state of Illinois. Once a mid-sized manufacturing city, Aurora has grown tremendously since the 1960s, swelling to an impressive 197,899 citizens. Drawn by decades of dependable factory jobs, generations of European immigrants flocked to the city, from Great Britian, Ireland, Scandanavia, Luxembourg, Germany, France and Italy. Nicknamed the &ldquo;City of Lights,&rdquo; it was one of the first cities in the United States to implement an all-electric street lighting system.
 A city with a real wealth of history, a progressive city with a tradition of inclusiveness and tolerance, Aurora is also home to an impressive amount of notable architecture, including structures by
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Just the transportation perks alone for seniors in Aurora are quite nice. The <a title="Volunteer Transportation Program" href="http://www.seniorservicesassoc.org/transportation_services.html" target="_blank">Volunteer Transportation Program</a>, for instance, devotes itself to providing free transportation to seniors aged 60 or better while ‘<a title="Ride in Kane" href="http://www.rideinkane.org" target="_blank">Ride in Kane</a>’ is an affordable curb-to-curb transportation service that takes registered riders anywhere within a 10-mile radius in Kane County, of which Aurora is a part of. Riders can make a reservation to get to doctor appointments, take care of grocery shopping, attend church, go to the movies, or be driven any other place just because they have a hankering to go. A non-profit which dedicates itself to serving Aurora’s senior population, <a title="Senior Services Associates" href="http://www.seniorservicesassoc.org" target="_blank">Senior Services Associates</a> can help with accessing state benefits and programs for which seniors are eligible and those in assisted living Aurora would require. Aurora Senior-Friendly Activities Along with helpful direction and access to resources, Senior Service Associates also holds Bingo nights, serves lunches and dinners, organizes knitting clubs and offer walking tours around Aurora’s downtown, which is chock full of architectural landmarks and historic places to visit. Take in the Diwali firework show at a major <a title="Chicago Hindu Temples" href="http://www.chicagoindia.us/hindu-temples.html" target="_blank">Hindu temple</a>, for instance, or go animal watching at <a title="zoo" href="http://www.phillipsparkaurora.com/Zoo_08232c233a0060bc.html">Phillips Park Zoo</a>. Originally established in 1915, the zoo is still open year-round with no admission charge. With so many free and low-cost activities, seniors who choose assisted living in Aurora don’t have to worry about breaking the budget. If history is of interest, the monthly guest speakers at the Aurora Historical Museum might be the ticket. Or the <a title="Schingoethe Museum of Native American Cultures" href="http://www.aurora.edu/museum/#.VWybwEbQO0w" target="_blank">Schingoethe Museum of Native American Cultures</a> located on the Aurora University Campus is a sure bet for an interesting day trip into the past.

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Aurora's non-profit, independent Sheltered Care and Skilled Nursing Facility offers quality care at affordable prices! 

Sheltered Care residents can live independently with light nursing care, three meals a day, laundry, housekeeping and maintenance. We also provide add-on services such as shower assistance, light ADL assistance (no transferring) and medication management. Call pendants are available. Parking is available for residents. 

Our Skilled Nursing Facility accepts Medicare, Private Pay, and Public Aid. We provide loving long term care support for individuals who need 24/7 care from nursing staff. We also provide respite services, dementia care, and wound care. Come join our community! To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: <a href="https://dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/health-care-regulation.html">Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation</a>

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Sunnymere is a non-profit organization which strives to provide gracious living accommodations for senior citizens. Based on the belief that human dignity is paramount, facilities are provided at moderate, subsidized prices and accommodations are maintained at a level responsive to the changing needs of the community.
 
 
The seed was planted in 1895 with a gift of a house and lot from Harriet Colby. The Old Ladies' Home of Aurora was established. Another Auroran, Clara Bowron bequeathed her entire estate to establish the Bowron Home.
 
 
Realizing the necessity of a larger home for a growing community, the Old Ladies' Home and the Bowron Home combined resources to build Sunnymere on the land given by Jessie Farnsworth. The name Sunnymere was selected as a memorial to her, and the first residents moved in on July 16, 1939.
 
 
Sunnymere has undergone many changes since those early years. Today, Sunnymere is a licensed sheltered care home for seniors 65 years and older. Sunnymere has always provided residential care for Independent seniors. In 1998, due to a recognized need for assisted living services at a reasonable cost, Sunnymere began providing assisted living. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: <a href="https://dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/health-care-regulation.html">Illinois Department of Public Health - Health Care Regulation</a>

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With a central location in the heart of Aurora, Alden Gardens of Waterford provides caring and compassionate assisted living accommodations and services to seniors in the greater Chicago area. Our luxurious community offers easy access to nearby shops, restaurants, parks and Rush-Copley Medical Center, and is less than an hour outside of downtown Chicago.

Alden Gardens of Waterford is a part of The Alden Network. At Alden, we have been meeting the needs of seniors for more than three decades. Dedicated to quality and service, our communities offer a wide range of living options to best serve the people in our care.

<h2>Featured Amenities</h2>

Residents enjoy private apartment living with their choice of studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans as well as our new luxury suites. Residences feature in-suite climate control, convenient kitchenettes and an emergency call system for added peace of mind. Housekeeping of all homes is included in the monthly rent.

When not enjoying a live performance from local musicians, playing a rousing game of Bingo or taking a trip to a nearby restaurant, seniors can spend their time enjoying our many on-site amenities. Our computer lab offers free wireless Internet while our large outdoor patio provides a great place to sit back and enjoy a frosty treat from our ice cream parlor.

<h2>Available Services</h2>

At Alden Gardens of Waterford, our professional staff are on-site and available 24 hours a day to provide assistance with life&#39;s daily activities, including managing medications and diabetes care. We also welcome residents to bring in their own third-party home health and hospice care services if needed.

To ensure our residents are enjoying as independent and healthy a life as possible, we provide on-site physical, occupational and speech therapy services. We also host regular on-site visits from geriatric physicians and podiatrists.

For caring and compassionate assisted living, look no further than Alden Gardens of Waterford.

Alden Gardens of Waterford 

Auberge at Naperville&nbsp;is an assisted living community that provides care to seniors with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia or memory loss. Its Life&nbsp;Enrichment program takes a Montessori-inspired approach to senior care, recognizing individuals' abilities while encouraging and anticipating future successes. Compassionate caregivers and staff members treat residents with respect and dignity as they assist with some of the tasks of daily living and help them improve memory and social&nbsp;skills. A nurse is on-site around the clock and a social worker is available on a full-time basis.Seniors are encouraged to participate in a variety of healthy activities, such as walking outdoors on paved paths throughout the beautifully landscaped, gated community and exercising in the on-site fitness studio. A number of engaging, stimulating activities are on tap for residents to take part in, such as painting classes, large group craft sessions and guest lecturers.

Auberge at Naperville

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