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The median cost of independent living in Chicago for a single-occupancy apartment is $999/month (SeniorHomes.com - 2015). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

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 There are 6 independent living communities in Chicago, IL and several independent living communities nearby. The average cost of independent living in Chicago, IL is $999 per month.

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Detailed profiles of 6 Independent Living Communities in Chicago, IL. Average cost is 999 per month. Reviews, ratings, costs, pictures, amenities, and more.

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With more than 7,000 restaurants in the city, residents of a Chicago independent living community will never become bored with the available dining options. From elegant fine dining and ethnic cuisine to the much-loved Chicago-style hot dog (a beef frankfurter on a poppy seed bun loaded with toppings), there is a choice for every taste preference. After enjoying a satisfying meal, seniors make want to attend a live performance at The Second City or the Victory Gardens theaters. Alternatively, the musical offerings of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra or the Civic Opera House are sure to please as well. Dance lovers can attend performances by the Joffrey Ballet while sports lovers will definitely want to cheer on the Chicago Cubs at famous Wrigley Field, the Chicago White Sox, the Chicago Bears, the Chicago Blackhawks or the Chicago Bulls. The list of things to do in Chicago never seems to end. To name only a few more attractions, there are the Lincoln Park Zoo, the Shedd Aquarium in Grant Park, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Navy Pier and the Willis Tower Skydeck.

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Located on the southwestern shores of Lake Michigan is Chicago, Illinois, a world-class city of almost three million residents. As the third most populated city in America, Chicago, or The Windy City as it is often known, offers all the delights associated with big city living along with the warmth of its Midwestern roots. Since its humble beginnings as a Potawatomi Indian village, Chicago has demonstrated the ability to evolve into a successful city. When the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 destroyed 18,000 buildings, the city was quickly rebuilt using better building materials and the advice of the world&rsquo;s best architects. It is no wonder then that the world&rsquo;s first skyscraper was built here in 1884. Today, this globally recognized leader in finance, transportation and industry offers residents of a Chicago independent living community the opportunity to enjoy a modern and sophisticated city.

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The city of Chicago operates the Senior Services Area Agency on Aging to meet the needs of the city&rsquo;s senior population. Six Regional Senior Centers provide fitness and recreation programs as well as assessment and information services. Residents of a Chicago independent living community can obtain a photo identification card that will let them attend any of the six Senior Centers; some programs are offered for a small fee and some are free. Once a member of the centers, residents can use the state-of-the-art fitness equipment or attend classes in strength training, yoga, tai chi, balance and zumba. The Golden Diners Program offers seniors the opportunity to socialize and make new friends while sharing a hot and nutritious lunch.

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Public transit is run by the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA). It is the second largest system of public transportation in the country and basically consists of two types of service: buses and the &lsquo;L&rsquo;, a subway line that takes its name from when the system began and was &ldquo;elevated.&rdquo; Lines are designated by color and the red and blue lines operate 24 hours a day. Both O&rsquo;Hare International Airport and Midway International Airport can be accessed by the CTA. Residents of a Chicago independent living community can take advantage of a reduced fare program for seniors. The appeal of Chicago is impressive. Offering a vast selection of attractions, restaurants, sports teams, cultural events, a beautiful waterfront, as well as easy transportation and specialized medical care, Chicago is clearly an excellent place to call home.

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One of our premier senior living communities, American House Oak Park, is now open in Oak Park, Illinois! We offer Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care services. Located on the corner of the newly redeveloped Madison Street and South Oak Park Avenue, our beautiful community is within walking distance from a wide range of shops and amenities. Contact us or fill out an inquiry form to learn more about our exciting new community!

Were creating a warm and welcoming environment that combines modern design with comfortable, inviting spaces. Enjoy maintenance-free living in well-appointed private apartments with resort-style amenities such as formal and casual dining, fitness centers, green roof terraces and more. This is senior living at its finest, and you wont want to be anywhere else!

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American House Oak Park

The Clare stands proudly at 55 E Pearson Street in Chicago's Gold Coast, offering a premier LifeCare senior living experience. As a high-rise community with 52 floors and 481 residences, The Clare provides a comprehensive continuum of care—including independent living, assisted living, memory support, in-patient rehab, and skilled nursing—within a single elegant setting 

Residences range from intimate one-bedroom layouts (774 sq ft) to expansive three-bedroom apartments (up to 1,709 sq ft), many featuring balconies and designed for comfort, style, and sweeping city views. 

Inside, residents enjoy a rich selection of amenities and services that promote both independence and engagement. The community features a beauty/barber shop, resident and guest parking, housekeeping, linen and clothing laundry, private cleaning, and resident transportation. For social enrichment, there's a coffee shop, a pool, and a garden and patio. Activities bloom through scheduled music, games, book clubs, yoga, fitness classes led by an on-site exercise physiologist, arts and crafts, gardening, and frequent excursions.

Dining is equally versatile, with options ranging from in-room kitchens to shared dining rooms, room service, guest-inclusive meals, and accommodations for special diets including diabetic, kosher, and vegetarian.

What elevates The Clare is its unwavering commitment to excellence and safety. Managed by Life Care Services, it maintains 24/7 security, emergency call systems, sprinkler systems, and full-time concierge services, while its "LifeCare" model ensures predictable costs and a seamless transition through care levels. 

Nestled next to Northwestern Memorial Hospital and steps away from the Museum of Contemporary Art, Lake Michigan, top-tier dining, shopping, and cultural venues, it offers a vibrant urban lifestyle with healthcare and wellness at its heart. This combination of refined residences, robust services, and expert care creates a warm, secure, and fulfilling environment for seniors and their families. 

 To learn more about this provider's 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>

The Clare

Licensed, small, memory care facility on the South Side of Chicago. Our facility provides private and semi-private accommodations for residents with dementia in a communal setting, that allows for friendships and maximum socialization. Our dedicated staff receive yearly 20 hours of on going dementia training. Our staff provides 24-hour care with bathing, grooming, medication assistance, daily meaningful activities, and nutritional meals with snacks in-between. Our facility has an In-house physician that provides monthly visit and as needed for residents. Our nursing staff provide weekly nursing care and as needed. Our medical staff work with the residents' primary care providers to ensure continuation of care. 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>

Colfax Manor Assisted Living

Plum Creek Chicago, located at 6700 S. Keating Avenue in Chicago's 60629 neighborhood, is a modern high-rise supportive living community offering both Independent and Assisted Living options for adults 55 and over, with convenience to Midway Airport, I-55, and accessible transit. 

Residents at Plum Creek enjoy an elegant, apartment-style environment enhanced by a full suite of services: on-site beauty/barber shop; resident and guest parking; provided resident transportation; daily housekeeping and maid service; laundry service for both clothing and linens. These features support a maintenance-free lifestyle in a welcoming, homelike setting. In-room kitchenettes are available, complemented by a bright, restaurant-style dining room with shared meals, flexible guest-friendly mealtimes, and optional room service for those who prefer. 

Well-being shines at Plum Creek through an enriching calendar of activities: live music performances, game nights, book clubs, arts &amp; crafts, gardening and outdoor programs, yoga and fitness classes, and off-site excursions to cultural and recreational venues around Chicago.

Every detail reflects Plum Creek's commitment to comfort, safety, and thoughtful care. The 24-hour emergency response system, supportive living model under Illinois's Supportive Living Program, and on-site healthcare coordination-including wellness checks and medication support-ensure peace of mind. Staff are experienced, compassionate, and dedicated to personalized service. Within reach are nearby attractions such as Ford City Mall, the Chicago Riverwalk, Museum of Science and Industry, Art Institute, Blackhawks/ Bears games, Midway Airport, and local libraries-offering endless possibilities to explore or relax.

 To learn more about this provider's 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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