Sunrise at Fountain Square sits in Lombard, IL, right in the 60148 neighborhood, and it's close to cities like Villa Park, Glen Ellyn, Oakbrook Terrace, Addison, Elmhurst, Oak Brook, Glendale Heights, Wheaton, and Berkeley, while the Butterfield and Northeast neighborhoods are nearby if you know the area. The building has both one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, including options for rent or sale, and there are also ranch-style townhome villas with two-car garages and front porches which is a little different from most places. Folks can pick from semi-private, studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom units, and there's high-speed internet, in-unit kitchens, and wheelchair-accessible showers to make things easier. The place has a walk score of 58 if you like to get out, and a transit score of 39 means there are some buses around, though people might still use the community's complimentary transportation service.
Sunrise at Fountain Square offers independent living, assisted living, memory care-which includes the Reminiscence and Terrace Club programs-skilled nursing, home care, hospice, and short-term stays, so there's support for nearly every stage of aging, all on the same campus. The staff are known to be kind and detail-oriented, with nurses, physical, occupational, and speech therapists, as well as a podiatrist and dentist available if needed, so most medical needs can get attention right inside the community. Residents with memory loss can rely on personalized environments that aim to reduce confusion and help them feel safe, and there's always staff on duty to support anyone who needs help with daily tasks. The place takes safety seriously, with 24-hour professional staff, electronic health records called Sunrise CareConnect, telehealth visits, regular safety checks, and state licensing for health and safety.
People living at Sunrise at Fountain Square have choices for how they spend their days, with a full calendar of onsite activities, devotional services, exercise, social events, and programs focused on each person's interests-plus there's always someone around to help. The dining room serves nutritious meals that chefs and meal planners prepare, housekeeping is part of the service, and pets are welcome, but smoking isn't allowed inside. The design of the building feels more like a home than a hospital, with open common areas and cozy apartments that encourage folks to relax and chat with each other. There's a sense of community here, with an effort to make everyone feel comfortable and involved, and the place has won several National Quality Awards. With the ability to age in place, stay connected through the interactive map, and care that adjusts as needs change, Sunrise at Fountain Square stands as a straightforward and well-organized option for seniors who want a stable home that's still near local cities and neighborhoods.
