I worked in senior living for the last several years and I cannot say enough about AT Naperville…read more You can really tell they care deeply about their residents.

This is such a great facility for my mother. Staff is very caring and attentive. When my mother…read morewas not feeling well due to a new medication, Patricia went above and beyond (as she has many times) and made sure she was comfortable and able to sleep. She has developed a very caring relationship with her which I truly appreciate.

I put my sister in memory care there in April 2024.The staff that is in charge of memory care is…read morefantastic. They contact me constantly to let me know how my sister is doing. They are caring, thoughtful, and very efficient. Millie Houston, who is in charge there Is professional and extremely caring. If you're looking for a memory care for your loved one, consider Sunrise they are great there.

We just finished day two of moving Mom and Dad into Sunrise, and feel great about choosing this…read moreplace. We've been looking for just the right fit for several years and know that we found it. The staff is very friendly, accommodating and made us feel like family. We had lunch in the dining room today where Kristen, Patrick and Chef Mark treated us with the hospitality of a five star establishment. We decided very impromptu to have lunch in the dining room with Mom and Dad and enjoyed a delicious meal that was clearly an everyday occurrence at Sunrise. We couldn't have chosen a better home for Mom and Dad.

HarborChase communicates to its members that if one is to be in transition (dying), that one…read morerelative who is not a member of HarborChase is allowed to sleep at HarborChase one single night in order to spend time with the dying HarborChase member during their last moments of life. When my grandmother was in transition, she displayed the following symptoms which included an inability to eat, inability to move, inability to take medication, inability to speak, and inability to open her eyes. She was on her deathbed which was provided by Hospice. Somebody named Donna stated to me "Your grandmother is not in transition, and therefore you are not allowed to spend the night with your grandmother." At 2:20AM that very night, my grandmother passed away. HarborChase does not adhere to what they communicate to their members. This is a place of dishonesty.

I am a harpist that was hired by Harbor Chase to play for their residents for a Thanksgiving…read moredinner. There was difficulty with the contract and the person that hired me, however, upper management became involved and worked to resolve the issue. The staff was professional in resolving a challenging situation, which is much appreciated. The residents and community are inviting and welcoming, the food was fantastic, the space is lovely, and I was grateful to be able to add my music to the event.

Sunrise is a warm and welcoming place from the moment you walk in the building and are greeted by…read moreAnne or one of the other friendly and helpful receptionists. The rooms are cheerful and the care top notch. It is the little touches that make this so special. Mom was welcomed from the moment we arrived with a welcome sign and a lovely plant and staff coming by to greet her and introduce her to others. They made her feel special, like they were waiting for her to arrive. My Mom lived at Sunrise the last few months of her life. It was hard to have her move out of our home, but Sunrise couldn't have been more wonderful to her. It offered her a nice social life, my Mom was always the life of the party! She enjoyed her friends and finally engaged in a sport, Balloon Volleyball (I think the first sport activity she ever did as an adult). My Mom loved to eat out in restaurants and the dining room was run like a restaurant with a multitude of items to order. The food is good and they were accommodating with special requests. The staff is amazingly kind and truly seem to care about the residents. Jen and Stephanie are the main administrators and they lead a wonderful staff who took great care of my Mom. I would love to name them all but it is about 80 wonderful people!

I have one relative here. The nursing care seems good, and the aides are skilled and attentive…read more They offer many activities, several outside the residence, and it seems like a dignified place overall. The units are home-like, and residents can use the kitchen for baking cookies or whatever strikes their fancy. Nice library, hair salon, ice cream parlor, etc. It seems to be a well-run place and it's cheerful.

Staff can be neglectful and lack of empathy towards residents. F&B department is a mess especially…read morethe Director.

I have worked at Monarch Landing for almost 6 years. I am proud to be a part of such a wonderful…read moreCommunity. The residents become extended family, my coworkers are my friends. It is so great to watch how we all support each other.

Horrible place to work, minimum of 36 patients per nurse, no help from management, it is not fair…read moreto patients or staff

My grandmother stayed here & I cant say enough great things about the staff there. They were kind,…read morefriendly, & attentive. The building it self was very clean & kept to a high standard. It truly felt like a community & I can't thank them enough for their level of care!

Angelina runs the building, very unprofessional, rude does not care about the residents only the…read moremoney. This location takes a long time to check on the residents and needs new staff.

Jennifer in her role as a Sr. Advisor is very diligent to search for facilities that meet your…read moreneeds as well as your budget. She made the contact with the facility I agreed on for my father and set-up a meeting for me to take a tour & see the room that was available. After the tour she stayed awhile to answer general questions about Assisted Living. She is patient, very pleasant and easy to talk with and has a genuine concern for her clients to find the right facility. All fees are paid by the facility that you decide to choose. There is never a feeling of coercion to choose one facility over another. Highly recommend Jennifer's services.

I contacted Lee Ann when we had to move my mother into an assisted living facility in the…read moreNaperville area. I live on the west coast, so when I flew in we were on a tight timeline. We actually only had one week to get my mother into a facility. Lee Ann spent a lot of time talking with me and accessing my mother's needs and budget. Within a day she had four facilities picked out and tours set up. We were able to find a beautiful facility that met my mothers needs and budget in just two days. They also recommended different agencies that specialize in senior moves and real estate sales. Both Lee Ann and her husband real cared about my mothers well being making sure that we found the perfect fit. A move like this can be overwhelming. Oasis made the transition for my mother and me very easy. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to find and assisted living facility for a family member.

My stay at The Springs was a nightmare. The facility is severely understaffed and the staff they…read morehad was, to say the least, unprofessional. There were times that I would wait over an hour for pain medication. The food was awful, mostly carbs and very little protein. They also lost several items of clothing in the laundry.

I'm sharing this because families deserve to know the truth about the systemic failures and…read morefinancial incentives that can compromise the care of their loved ones. My mother, Joanne Geraci, passed away on December 6, 2024, after being failed by both Central DuPage Hospital (CDH) and Monarch Landing Skilled Nursing Facility. We were assured that my mom, who was non-ambulatory, oxygen-dependent, and required assistance with basic needs, was being transferred from CDH to Monarch Landing for rehabilitation--not hospice or end-of-life care. This assurance gave us hope, but it soon became clear that this transfer was less about her recovery and more about financial and logistical incentives for both institutions. Here's What Happened: 1. CDH's Role: * My mom was discharged from CDH in critical condition despite being on flagged medication (morphine sulfate) that exceeded safe dosing guidelines due to her renal impairment. This medication likely masked her true condition, enabling her transfer. * CDH presented the transfer as a step toward rehabilitation, but they failed to communicate or execute a clear care plan. It feels like they prioritized clearing her from their facility over ensuring her safety. 2. Monarch Landing's Role: * Monarch Landing accepted her transfer despite lacking the resources to care for someone in her condition. She was placed in a room without basic safety measures like bed alarms or guard rails. * Within hours of arriving, my mom was found face-up, naked, and unresponsive on the floor of her room, without her oxygen cannula. 3. Financial Incentives Over Care: * Skilled nursing facilities like Monarch Landing have financial incentives to accept patients like my mom under Medicare reimbursement programs. However, they are not required to prove they can meet the patient's specific needs, creating a dangerous gap in care. * CDH likely benefited financially by discharging my mom to a subacute facility rather than keeping her in the hospital to stabilize further or await the delivery of her prescribed Tyvaso therapy. Why This Matters: My family was misled by both institutions. We trusted that my mom would receive care focused on her recovery and dignity. Instead, she was sent into a situation where her needs were ignored, and she died in undignified and preventable circumstances. If your loved one is a patient at CDH or being considered for transfer to Monarch Landing: * Demand clarity about their care plan and condition. Don't allow vague assurances. * Question whether the receiving facility is equipped to meet their needs. Don't assume they are prepared. * Be aware of the financial incentives at play. Ask why a transfer is being recommended and whether it truly serves the patient's best interests. Families deserve better than this. My mom's life mattered, and I will continue to fight for transparency, accountability, and systemic change so no other family endures this pain. Sincerely, Joe G.