Personal/Medical Services
- Three Meals a Day in Our Elegant Dining Room
- Utilities (Except for Phone and Cable)
- Housekeeping and Maintenance
- Wellness and Activity Programs
- Nursing Services for 12 Hours a Day
- Certified Nursing Aides 24/7
- Two Emergency Pull Cords in Each Apartment
Personal Needs Assistance
- Individualized Service Plan Updated Quarterly
- Medication
- Pharmacy Services
- Bathing
- Escorting
- Dressing
- Arranging Doctor Appointments
- Dental, Podiatric, and Optical Services and Supplies Available on Request
- Medical Supplies and Respiratory Equipment
- Shopping
How Do I Qualify?
To qualify for our care, you need to be 65 years old and have a Determination of Needs screening.
Medicaid Option:
Q: What if I can’t afford the Private Pay Rates?
A: Good News! All Eagle’s View apartments are certified by Illinois DHFS under the Medicaid Waiver Program. Residents who qualify can have their monthly rent reduced.
Ask us for more info and how we can get you qualified.
Memory Care
Eagle’s View offers an affordable memory care community for older adults.
We provide opportunities for residents to maintain a sense of purpose and belonging throughout the different seasons of dementia. Our focus is on abilities rather than limitations because we understand that, as we age, our hearts, hope, and desires do not. We continuously seek innovation through a variety of philosophies to sustain the aspects of life that really matter. We use a person’s life story to create a tailored, personalized approach to serving individuals and their families.
We offer social clubs, such as our men’s group, book club and sewing circle, along with community service projects, pet therapy, spiritual services, cognitive stimulation, outings, an outdoor garden, and physical and music therapy.
How Are We Different?
We believe that dementia care is one of the richest areas of human work. Our focus is on maintaining and enhancing individuals. We emphasize what a person can still do and enjoy and promote each person as an honored individual. We recognize that all behaviors have meaning unique to individuals. We seek to understand the message.
We provide a safe, comfortable, loving and consistent environment. We encourage residents to retain their core identities and the uniqueness that has given meaning to their lives.
Team Approach
Our staff receives 16 hours of Alzheimer’s and dementia training each year and two hours of education on related topics.
Supervision, support, and guidance from a registered nurse is provided. Our primary nursing assessments provide consistent care. We hold quarterly service plan meetings with family members and staff. Our partnerships with other professionals ensure residents receive services and care tailored to them.