Beth Anne Supportive Living sits over on North Lavergne in Chicago, and folks have called it home since it opened back in 2003, with space for about 85 residents spread across studio, single, semi-private, and roomy one-bedroom apartments. The apartments come with kitchenettes or full-sized refrigerators and stoves, so residents can fix their own meals if they want, but you'll also find a big, friendly dining room where staff serve up three nutritious meals a day, and there's always a focus on making sure the food tastes good and keeps folks healthy. There are two emergency pull cords in every apartment for safety, and everyone can count on 24-hour certified nursing assistance with support for medication, bathing, dressing, and daily care. Beth Anne Supportive Living is licensed by the State, offers nurses on staff and a full-time activity director who puts together game nights, a Sewing Circle, music groups, yoga, billiards, arts and crafts, and even a Senior Prom every year, plus plenty of outings using their own transportation service or public CTA buses just steps away.
People living at Beth Anne get weekly housekeeping, laundry service for linens, and room service if they need it, and staff handle medication management and reminders, along with wellness programs, health checkups, and help with pharmacy runs or shopping. The building is designed so that folks with mobility needs can get around easily, since all common areas are on the first floor and there are accessible features throughout. Residents at Beth Anne Supportive Living can bring their pets, enjoy walking paths and gardens outside, and take advantage of transportation and parking if they want to head out to nearby places like Walgreens pharmacy, West Suburban Hospital, Rush Oak Park Hospital, or local restaurants. The place stays clean, has a fresh smell, and the staff have a reputation for being both friendly and hardworking, keeping a positive atmosphere and a family feeling, which means the care team works closely with each resident to match services to individual needs, whether that's memory care, assisted living, support for Alzheimer's or dementia, or more independent living with personal aides if needed.
Beth Anne's offers both affordable housing units for low-income seniors-those comfortable living on their own but wanting professional support-and Senior Supportive Living that covers health support, social events, meals, laundry, transportation, and more, all in the monthly fee, so there aren't any surprise charges tacked on later. Folks can socialize through games, community events, outings, and musical groups, or relax alone in their own space with modern features. Payment options include check, credit card, and insurance. Tours are available either in-person or virtually, and you'll find the main focus here is to keep everyone safe, healthy, and as independent as possible, all in an affordable and well-cared-for setting close to both essential services and public transportation.
