Memory Care Community in Wheaton, Illinois

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Reviews of Memory Care Facilities in Wheaton

February 2, 2020

I visited this facilityReview of Alto of Wheaton

It is a beautiful community. I liked their focus on whole spectrum living. It wasn't just an assisted living community, it was a community. There were a lot of people interacting together. The staff seemed very involved and all of them had very positive attitudes. It was a very nice place. They had a jam packed schedule, which is very good for active assisted living community members. They had a lot of activities going on. They had creative activities going on, and they go on outings. It's a newer facility.

Alice

December 13, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Wynscape

Wynscape was very nice and clean, and the people were friendly. They took really good care of my friend. It was decorated really nice. He had a colostomy bag and he was in a diaper, and he was always clean when we were there. They played Bingo, and they had movies night and day.

Sandy

August 20, 2018

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Brighton Gardens of Wheaton

My father is in Brighton Gardens of Wheaton. It's very bight, very inviting, and very welcoming. They had a sign there for me when I was going to look at it. They were well informed, and I was pleasantly surprised. They had a beautiful restaurant where everybody eats and elevators at each end of the building, which made it a little easier for everybody to get to their rooms. They had a library, a private dining room if you want to have a special event with your family, a little area where you can play cards, and a coffee set up all day with health bars, fruit, and popcorn. They had bathrooms on the main level, a craft room, and a lot of activities that probably appeal to a lot of people, but they don't appeal to my dad so much. It's a newer facility that's easier to traverse when you have a little bit of dementia.