Eden Supportive Living Fox Valley sits at 311 South Lincolnway in North Aurora, Illinois, right on the scenic Fox River, and is built as a single-story place so people with mobility challenges can move around easily and doesn't leave anyone having to use stairs; the building has ADA accessible apartments for people aged 22 and up, with different options: studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, all with handicapped-accessible baths, roll-in showers, and grab bars, so getting in and out of the bath or shower is safer, and the kitchens have granite countertops, microwaves, flame-free stovetops, and three-quarter size refrigerators, so you can keep snacks or prepare something simple if you want, but you really don't have to cook since the restaurant serves three nutritious meals every day, seven days a week, or sometimes residents get one or two meals a day with meal plans; meals are planned and made by chefs and planners, taking the work out of meal time, plus you get housekeeping every week and complimentary laundry on site if you want to wash your clothes yourself. The apartments have wall-to-wall carpeting, modern features, and high-speed Wi-Fi, which is handy for using the computer center with workstations, or just relaxing with cable TV, though the cost for cable and phone isn't included with your rent so that's up to you. Eden Fox Valley has indoor and outdoor community spaces like a big full-size gym, an accessible fitness center, an art studio, a movie theater with a big screen TV and surround sound, a library, media room, and a chapel for devotional activities, and the place gives people ways to stay active with a basketball court, a workout room, a day spa, and a BBQ patio, sensory gardens, private decks, and a greenhouse, and there are nature walks right by the Fox River so you can get outdoors when the weather lets you. There's a grocery store on site, and the community feels lively with scheduled activities, both on site and offsite, so folks can stay socially active, keep moving, and do something for their minds and spirits, whether it's a group trip, an art class, or just sitting with neighbors in a living room furnished for spending time together.
The supportive living program at Eden Fox Valley is made so residents can have independence and privacy while getting help with activities that can get tough, like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and reminders for health care; there are licensed medical staff and a wellness team on site round the clock, with a 24-hour response team, and someone is always close by for emergencies or wellness checks, so you can feel safe and looked after. The staff also help out with personal goals, giving one-on-one support for needs, and everyone gets help planned to match their situation, taking into account whatever level of assistance or independence makes sense at the time. It's part of the Illinois Supportive Living Program, which focuses on helping folks stay independent without full-time nursing care, so residents can make choices for their own lives, decide how involved to be, and hold on to dignity.
Eden Fox Valley has apartments and services for people with disabilities and seniors who need support but still want to keep some independence, and besides health and wellness, there's a big focus on building a friendly neighborhood where people know each other, share meals, join in social and recreational programs, and don't feel alone. There's a map feature online to help you locate the community easily if you want to visit or see where you might be living, and for folks looking for work, jobs are open for nurses, aides, food service, housekeeping, maintenance, and more, so the place is always staffed with people to help keep things running and residents cared for.
Eden Supportive Living Fox Valley gives people a caring place to live where getting the help you need doesn't mean losing your freedom or giving up the things that matter to you, and the building design, activities, and staff support all aim to make life safe, comfortable, and full of ways to stay involved and active, whether that's playing basketball, going to the movies, walking by the river, or just being part of a steady, welcoming community.
