Alden of Waterford sits at 2021 Randi Dr in Aurora, Illinois, and offers a wide range of care and living options for older adults, and you'll find independent living apartments including duplexes for those who want to stay active and live on their own, but also assisted living if someone needs a little help with daily tasks, and there's specialized memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and the staff speaks English and gets known for being friendly and helpful, according to reviews from residents and families. This place covers skilled nursing and long-term care if someone's needs are greater, and it also offers short-term rehabilitation and transitional care, with exclusive programs such as OrthopedicPro™, CardioPro™, PulmonaryPro™, and NeuroStrokePro™, which focus on helping people recover from orthopedic issues, heart problems, stroke, or lung conditions, and people often recognize Alden of Waterford for raising the standard in rehab and customer service, with staff that stays attentive and responsive. The facility provides home care for those who need non-medical support like companionship and help at home, plus adult day services, home health care with Medicare certification, and hospice care when the time comes, which means most health and supportive needs get covered under one roof or in your home.
Meals here get planned by chefs and meal planners for nutrition and taste, and residents enjoy restaurant-style dining, with room and board in what some call luxurious accommodations and five-star amenities-meaning things like comfortable, well-kept rooms and nice communal spaces, not just a simple bed and chair, though there's still a homelike feel, and you can look out at a pond where swans float in the summer. There's a variety of programs and activities, all aiming to keep residents engaged and active if they want to join in, and the amenities and services try to meet a whole range of needs and preferences, whether someone's looking for a full range of medical services or a place for respite and recovery after a hospital stay.
They're industry recognized for therapeutic treatments and a holistic approach to care, and their therapies and rehab efforts focus on helping folks make lasting recoveries; meanwhile, if you need companionship, a day program, or some extra help at home, their trained aides offer those services as well. Right now, Alden of Waterford isn't accepting new patients, and there's no specific office hours posted, but the community tries to offer five-star service across the board, with active adult living options, high acuity nursing, and memory support, so people can usually get help as their needs change. Their website, www.aldenwaterford.com, offers more information.
