Pricing ranges from
    $4,400 – 5,280/month

    Cambridge House of Maryville

    6960 IL-162, Maryville, IL, 62062
    4.8 · 68 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Warm, spotless, caring community; recommended

    I moved my mom into Cambridge House and have been very pleased - the staff (Tracy, Angie and many others) are warm, helpful and treat residents like family, the apartments and common areas are spotless and well-lit, and the activities, meals, weekly laundry and nursing support made the transition smooth. My mom is happy, making friends, and we have real peace of mind. A few downsides: the application took a long time, there have been occasional menu shortages and a couple of administrative/safety concerns mentioned, but overall I highly recommend this caring, well-run community.

    Pricing

    $4,400+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,280+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor patio
    • Outdoor space

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.76 · 68 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.7
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      4.2
    • Value

      3.5

    Pros

    • Very friendly, caring and compassionate staff
    • Strong move-in coordination and support (named staff like Tracy, Nicki, Angie, Jennifer)
    • Clean, well-maintained and hotel-like facility
    • Comfortable, private apartments with good natural light
    • Weekly apartment cleaning and laundry service included
    • 24-hour help / on-site nursing and wellness checks
    • Family-style dining room and pleasant dining ambience
    • Many organized activities and well-attended programs (cards, bingo, exercise, music, church)
    • Regular entertainment and volunteer programming (piano, singers, trips)
    • Good maintenance response and upkeep
    • Convenient location and on-site salon
    • Good communication tools (family portal, online monitoring, Zoom, Facetime)
    • Safe, secure environment that provides peace of mind
    • Supportive, warm resident community and welcoming atmosphere
    • Helpful business office and assistance with financial/placement issues
    • Thoughtfully designed common areas and amenities
    • Transportation and bus outings available (though limited frequency)
    • Trustworthy medication and personal care assistance
    • Smooth and relatively quick move-in process for many residents
    • Highly recommended by numerous residents and families

    Cons

    • Inconsistent dining quality and menu shortages reported
    • At least one serious allegation of administrator misconduct and yelling
    • Specific safety concerns cited (fire safety/fire doors and misinformation)
    • Some staff/management perceived as busy or not accommodating to families
    • Weekend activities perceived as limited by some reviewers
    • Apartment size and older appliances reported in some units
    • Possible need for additional kitchen space in the community kitchen
    • Limited transportation availability (van 1 day/week)
    • Occasional decline in meal quality over time according to some families
    • Long application/admissions process reported by some (up to 3 months)
    • A few mentions of potential resident neglect or safety incidents
    • Cost concerns—some feel community is expensive

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for Cambridge House of Maryville are overwhelmingly positive, with a consistent emphasis on compassionate, attentive staff and a clean, well-maintained, hotel-like facility. Multiple reviewers credited specific staff members (Tracy, Nicki, Angie, Jennifer, Michael, Cheryl and others) for making move-in transitions smooth and for providing ongoing hands-on support. Families repeatedly cited peace of mind, high levels of resident happiness and adjustment, and strong personal attention from CNAs and nursing staff. The community atmosphere is described as warm and family-like, with residents and staff forming friendly relationships and staff often using residents' first names.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme is excellent caregiving. Reviewers mention reliable, caring CNAs, regular wellness checks from nurses, medication and bathing assistance, and 24-hour help that reassures families. Many reviews praise staff kindness, patience, professionalism, and willingness to go above and beyond. Move-in coordination is frequently singled out as a strong point — staff assisted with placement, paperwork, and the emotional aspects of transition. Communication channels such as a family portal, online monitoring, Zoom/facetime meetings, and prompt responses to questions are described positively. That said, there are isolated but serious negative reports: at least one reviewer alleged administrator misconduct, staff yelling, and concerns about neglect. These appear to be outliers but are significant and warrant follow-up by prospective families.

    Facilities and housekeeping: The physical plant receives strong praise. Multiple descriptions depict Cambridge House as clean, bright, spacious in common areas, and thoughtfully designed for senior needs. Apartments are often called comfortable and hotel-like, with windows in living areas and good-sized bathrooms. On-site amenities noted include a salon, recreation and exercise areas, patios, and well-kept dining rooms. Weekly apartment cleaning and laundry service are repeatedly praised as a practical and appreciated feature. Maintenance is described as responsive and top-notch. Some reviews note units under construction, occasional small apartments or older appliances, and a comment that the community kitchen might benefit from more space.

    Dining: Dining impressions are mixed. Many reviewers describe the dining ambience as hotel-like, the meals as tasty, and the family-style dining room as a positive social feature. Daily menu changes and snacks are appreciated, and several reviewers specifically enjoy meals and cookies/gifts from staff. Conversely, a number of reviewers reported inconsistent food quality — some lunches were poor, menu items ran out, and several families felt meal quality diminished over time. These dining inconsistencies are a recurring theme and may depend on staffing, supply issues, or day-to-day management practices.

    Activities and social life: Activity programming is frequently praised — cards, bingo, exercise classes, Bible studies, church services, music entertainment (including a piano player), and bus outings are described and often well-attended. Volunteers and entertainment are highlighted as contributors to a lively community life. A minority of reviews noted they did not observe activities during a particular visit or wished for more weekend programming. Overall, the community appears to offer a robust activity calendar that many residents enjoy.

    Safety, security and operations: Many families emphasize safety, secure living, and peace of mind as strong advantages. Online monitoring, staff responsiveness after falls, and 24-hour availability are specifically mentioned. However, a few reviews raise red flags about safety procedures — notably concerns about fire safety, fire doors, and misinformation regarding building safety. Combined with the isolated allegation of serious administrator misconduct and reported instances of perceived neglect, these issues deserve attention by prospective residents and families during tours and by management for corrective action.

    Management and communication: Reviews generally praise the admissions process, quick paperwork, and accommodating staff in the business office. Move-in directors and coordinators are frequently commended for making transitions smooth. Yet, there are occasional criticisms: some families found management busy or not as accommodating with family inquiries, and a few reported a lengthy admissions timeframe. Overall communication is described as good, but consistency may vary depending on staff shifts or specific managers.

    Patterns and final assessment: The dominant pattern is highly positive — Cambridge House of Maryville is consistently described as a clean, caring, and well-run community that provides strong personal care, meaningful activities, and helpful services (laundry, cleaning, meals). Repeated individual praise for frontline staff and move-in coordinators suggests a strong culture of resident-centered service. Counterpoints in the reviews center on dining inconsistencies, intermittent management or safety concerns, space/appliance issues in some apartments, and limited transport frequency. These drawbacks appear less frequent than the positive reports but are notable because they touch on resident safety and daily quality of life.

    Recommendation for prospective families: Prospective residents and families should prioritize an in-person visit and ask specific questions about recent dining operations, emergency/fire safety protocols, and how management addresses complaints. Ask for a current activities calendar (including weekend programming), sample menus, and clarification of transportation frequency. During a tour, meet nursing leadership and current staff, and, if safety concerns are a priority, request documentation about fire safety inspections and staff training. Overall, the review corpus indicates Cambridge House of Maryville is a strongly recommended option by many residents and families due to its caring staff, clean environment, and active community life, with a few operational areas worth verifying before committing.

    Location

    Map showing location of Cambridge House of Maryville

    About Cambridge House of Maryville

    Cambridge House of Maryville sits east of Anderson Hospital, right off Hwy. 162 in Maryville, Illinois, between I-55/I-70 and Hwy. 159, and offers seniors 65 and older an affordable and comfortable place to live, whether they need a little support or more involved care for things like Alzheimer's or memory loss, and you'll find they've got private rooms starting at $5,320 a month, shared bedrooms from $4,400, and 103 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, each with their own kitchenette, private bathroom with a walk-in shower, carpeted living areas, linoleum kitchen and bath, mini-blinds, ample closet space, individually controlled heating and air, and emergency call devices so help's there when you need it. The place's a three-story building, wheelchair friendly, with Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and areas where folks can gather, like a dining room, library, exercise and activity rooms, a television lounge, a beauty/barber shop, a gift shop, a patio, a convenience store, and you'll often see people joining in on arts and crafts, games, fitness classes, movies, devotions off-site, outings, or just visiting with friends and relatives who are always welcome to eat meals together in the dining room where meal service is nutritious and covers special dietary needs. The staff includes certified nursing aides around the clock, part-time nurses, cooks, and dietary aides that handle the food and snacks, and they can help with things like medication reminders, bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and laundry; plus there are regular health monitoring and nursing assessments for each resident, caregiver support for daily living, and a 24-hour emergency response system throughout. Activities keep days lively, and there's a full calendar of social, educational, and entertainment events, all focused on keeping up wellness, engagement, dignity, and independence. Cambridge House uses assessment tools and Montessori-inspired cooking and activity programs based on science and rehabilitation techniques to keep people involved and help maintain skills, and supportive living services here are set up for a range of adults, including those on financial assistance programs, with options for assisted living, memory care, and independent living. Gardant Management Solutions, the largest assisted living provider in Illinois, runs this place and has earned awards like "A Great Place to Work" in 2024 and the 2021 Bronze Quality Award from the National Center for Assisted Living, showing dedication to safety, cleanliness, and resident satisfaction. The doors are open from 8:00 to 17:00 Monday through Saturday, closed on Sundays, with 24-hour staff always ready even when the office is shut. Cambridge House isn't fancy, but it covers the basics-good care, accessible housing, help as needed, and a simple, neighborly environment where folks can feel comfortable as they age.

    About Gardant Management Solutions

    Cambridge House of Maryville is managed by Gardant Management Solutions.

    Founded in 1999 by Rod Burkett and Blair Minton, Gardant Management Solutions has evolved into one of the nation's leading senior living management companies, operating from its headquarters in Bourbonnais, Illinois. Originally established as Blair Minton and Associates (BMA), the company rebranded to Gardant in 2012, with the name meaning "forward facing" to reflect their progressive approach to senior care. Over its 25-year history, Gardant has grown to become the fifth-largest assisted living provider in the United States and the largest provider of affordable assisted living nationwide. Currently managing approximately 80 communities across five states - Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland, and West Virginia - serving over 8,635 apartments for seniors and adults with physical disabilities.

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