The Pointe at Greenview, which used to go by Renaissance Realty Group, Inc, sits in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood on the Lakeview Senior Campus, and offers senior housing with over a decade of experience in building and managing living spaces for older adults, and what sets the place apart is how it mixes assisted living, memory care, and supportive living programs, including affordable homes for people with limited incomes, and there are studio and one-bedroom apartments so a person can choose what suits them, and everything's built to support everyday life with help available at all hours, and they do things like assist with bathing, dressing, and getting around, and their staff helps manage medicine and meals-cooking up homemade options, even for special diets like diabetes.
Located in Greenview Place, the building itself has thoughtful architecture and finishes that make things comfortable and safe, and there are emergency call systems, secure areas for those who need memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, and various places to spend time like the huge rooftop terrace, community gardens, and fitness centers, along with spaces for recreation and activities, and the place hosts events with temporary stages, video walls, and is even known for having murals made by artists on the ceilings for a touch of color in daily life.
Residents can join in all sorts of programs, social activities, and even get respite care, which gives caregivers a short break, and the staff provides wellness support every day of the week, with access to healthcare and help coordinating with providers when problems come up, and for bigger projects, the company also does things like residential development, mixed-use towers, and has managed office conversions, retail areas on the ground floor, and living spaces above, so they know a fair bit about how buildings work for community life.
They use specific names for parts of the community and units, like North Town Village, Glen Lake No. 1 Condo Assoc., State Place Condominium Assoc., plus Lake Shore Hospitality Inc, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, and The Sexton Condominium since the company's also worked on condominiums, co-ops, K-12 schools, and hotels; they manage amenities and services through teams like the property manager, association board president, and authorized agent, making sure things like cleaning, laundry, and maintenance get handled.
The Pointe at Greenview's got a supportive living program where some costs can be covered by the State of Illinois, so seniors with different needs can find help, and there's a focus on making sure people stay active, safe, and connected, with meal preparation, medication management, personal care, and spaces for both quiet and group activities, and everything ties back to their long history and involvement in urban planning and residential development, letting them offer a mix of care, comfort, and community that fits many types of older adults.
