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St. Joseph Village of Chicago - Chicago, IL
Popular Chicago, IL Assisted Living
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- Minimum Age of Accepted Residents
- Activities Onsite
- Devotional Services Available
- Indoor Common Areas
- Meals Provided
- Nurses on Staff
- Complimentary Transportation
- Activities Offsite
- Pets Allowed
- No Smoking Allowed in Private Areas Indoors
- No Smoking Allowed in Public Areas Indoors
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Hospice Available
- Resident Parking Available
- Male Residents Accepted
- Female Residents Only
- Doctor on Call
About St. Joseph Village of Chicago - Chicago, IL
Have you noticed that something doesn’t seem right with mom or dad these days? It could be subtle or it could be something that’s pretty obvious.
Regardless, you’ve turned to the Internet for a reason and the best choice for assisted living is also Chicago’s most notable and historic. In January 2006, Chicago’s first and oldest Catholic nursing home, St. Joseph Home was replaced with St. Joseph Village of Chicago. Our community can get your loved one the help he or she needs within an environment that promotes living independently as possible for as long as possible.
Have some of mom’s bills gone unpaid? Has dad’s driving habits changed for the worse? Does a loved one need assistance when bathing or have you noticed changes in their personal hygiene? Does mom seem more forgetful these days? Is dad struggling with his speech? Is mom having a hard time remember basic things like monitoring her medication? Getting dressed? Cooking? Eating? Keeping the house tidy?
If you’ve answered yes to any of the previous questions than assisted living at