Aperion Care Midlothian, located in Midlothian, IL, offers a variety of care options for people who need skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, or short-term rehabilitation, and you'll find private bathrooms, cable TV, a small kitchenette, telephone, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi in furnished rooms, so it feels a bit more comfortable for long stays or tough recoveries, and when someone needs help after an illness or surgery, the staff provide skilled nursing and therapy services-like physician care, occupational therapy, pain management, wound care, diabetes and CHF management, and feeding tube support, and they've got nurses on duty 12-16 hours each day along with 24-hour supervision and a call system for quick help if needed, which is a big plus for anyone worried about safety or medical needs. Medicaid and Medicare are both accepted, helping with costs, and family support services help people stay close with loved ones, including a way to send cards or keep in touch, which matters a lot to many folks.
There's a team including doctors, therapists, nursing staff, leadership members, and social services workers, paying attention to what each resident needs and working with families to set care goals. For daily living, staff help with bathing, dressing, and transfers, and community activities are set up every day in both indoor and outdoor spaces. Residents can join in arts and music programs, movie nights, games in the game room, fitness routines in a dedicated space, and enjoy the library or walk the garden's paths for fresh air, and there are household-style meals, even for special diets, which makes it feel homier but also helps with nutrition.
Aperion Care Midlothian has 91 certified beds, and as of June 2025, 6 of those are available, so it's not too big to feel impersonal, yet it can serve quite a few residents. There's memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, plus psychiatric rehabilitation and substance abuse programs, which are somewhat unique for a senior care facility. Both short-term and long-term care are supported, and after recovery, help continues so residents or guests can keep improving even after discharge, which a lot of families find reassuring.
On-site features include an activity room, a beauty salon, scheduled transportation, spa/wellness room, and plenty of common spaces for relaxing or visiting with others. Staff keep the place clean with housekeeping and laundry, they coordinate moves, and the concierge can help with other errands. Residents join activities or do their own projects, and the schedule is usually full, so there's something for different interests and energy levels. Because the facility is corporate-owned and for-profit, you may notice efficient policies and structured programs, but the focus stays on personal caring, understanding guest motivations, and staying connected with families' wishes, and there's always an eye on continued improvement for every guest's health and wellbeing.
