Residential Enterprises

Residential Enterprises has several senior living communities in Chicago, IL, offering different housing options like apartments, co-op housing, senior apartments, and shared neighborhood homes known as Board and Care Homes where a small group of residents get daily support from live-in caregivers. Some buildings focus on independent living for active seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle with resort-style amenities and social activities, and these places have nutritious meals prepared by chefs and meal planners to make sure everyone eats well, while other parts provide assisted living when seniors need help with daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, and medication management. There are also specialized programs and secure memory care communities made to support seniors who have Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, where staff help reduce confusion and keep residents from wandering, offering memory-enhancing activities and 24-hour support, and skilled nursing options with round-the-clock medical care, wound care, and rehabilitation services. Residential Enterprises supports aging in place with options that range from independent living up to full medical care, so people can find what fits their needs best as time goes on, and the staff show friendliness and joy, creating a helpful environment for residents, while support services include companionship, non-medical help at home, and respite care for families who need a break. Residents can join activities that keep them engaged mentally, socially, physically, and emotionally, and while there are no details about fitness centers or swimming pools, the meals, activities, and overall care aim to help people stay healthy and connected. Well-known communities like New City Supportive Living on S Marshfield Ave, Montclare Senior Residences on West Belden, and Renaissance Saint Luke on W Belmont Ave are all part of Residential Enterprises' group, which means people can choose from homes that match different needs and comforts, such as independent living, assisted living, memory care, senior apartments, and shared care homes. Some locations sit close to lakes, wetlands, and landscapes with diverse ecosystems, and there's research and monitoring on aquatic invasive species like Asian carp, plus efforts in risk assessment, regulatory policy, and studies that look at the impact on fisheries, which is a unique detail compared to most senior living communities. There are also amenities like recreational activities and lakeshore areas, and these communities can include both commercial and recreational fisheries, but the main focus remains on helping seniors with care, comfort, and friendly service as they age.