Coles Supportive Living is a senior care community in Chicago, Illinois. The building offers private and semi-private apartments, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options, all with kitchenettes, spacious bathrooms, and emergency alert systems. Residents get three daily meals, help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, and medication management. Staff are certified and on duty 24/7. There's housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance, all included in the monthly rate. Each apartment has washers and dryers, cable TV, wifi, sprinkler systems, and safety features for those who need them, along with a 24-hour call system.
The community provides assisted living, independent living, memory care, and continuing care retirement services. It accepts adults 55 and older and allows some pets. People can choose long-term care insurance options. There's help for transfers and Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Nurses and aides are state-certified, and Coles is licensed with regular safety inspections, and verified by Care.com, but families should always confirm details.
Meals are served in a shared dining room, and residents can join in social activities, arts and crafts, fitness programs, and education classes, including diabetes support. Personal caregivers and staff help with daily needs. Special programs like hospice, palliative care, respite, adult day care, and memory support are also available. There's a game room, fitness center, computer lounge, salon/barbershop, and community center, along with outdoor patios, walking paths, and gardens. Guest parking and transportation services make visits easier, and staff arrange trips for appointments and local outings. On-site convenience stores and in-house laundry services help keep things simple for residents.
The facility focuses on making residents feel at home with friendly staff known for patience and support. There are year-round security and maintenance, a safe and comfortable environment, and group activities to help residents stay engaged. The Illinois Department of Aging selected Coles for the State of Illinois Supportive Living Program, and HRSA supports their Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program. The building is close to Advocate Trinity Hospital and the Illinois Eye Institute, so essential medical care is nearby. Religious services are held in-house, and nutrition programs are available. The community focuses on promoting dignity, independence, and a healthy lifestyle for senior adults through professional, caring support and a variety of services tailored to individual needs.
