Crosstown Square Senior Living

    900 Crosstown Ave, Silvis, IL, 61282
    5.0 · 20 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Very happy with Crosstown Square

    I placed my mom at Crosstown Square and couldn't be happier. The staff - especially Lanette - are warm, attentive, and truly caring; the home-like, well-maintained building feels safe and welcoming. My mom has made friends, loves the delicious, varied meals and daily activities, and enjoys her apartment and independence; I have real peace of mind. Highly recommend.

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    4.95 · 20 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.9
    • Meals

      4.8
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • Caring, attentive and engaging staff
    • Strong, supportive leadership (director Lanette frequently praised)
    • Excellent and varied dining options
    • Active, well-run social and recreational activities calendar
    • Warm, family-like sense of community
    • Smooth transitions into independent living and short-term rehab
    • Well-maintained, beautifully decorated and immaculate building
    • Handicap-accessible units and common areas
    • Frequent communication and updates to families
    • Staff go above and beyond and demonstrate dedication
    • Opportunities for residents to make friends and reconnect
    • Bus trips, outings and varied entertainment including holiday events
    • On-site guest rooms available for visitors
    • Connection to the hospital provides added reassurance
    • Dog-friendly environment
    • Outdoor amenities (walking path) and pleasant atmosphere
    • Assistance available with legal/Medicare matters
    • Affordability noted by some reviewers

    Cons

    • Some reviewers cited high expense for certain residents
    • Occasional maintenance issues noted (example: heating system needs replacement)
    • A few comments about initial impressions not being ideal prior to remodeling

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in these reviews is strongly positive: reviewers consistently praise Crosstown Square Senior Living for its attentive, caring staff, active social life, excellent dining, and a warm, community-oriented atmosphere. Many reviewers explicitly state that residents (often their mothers) are happier, more socially engaged, and feel safer and more supported since moving in. Phrases that recur across multiple summaries include “mom loves the food,” “made friends,” “staff are friendly,” and “highly recommend,” indicating broad satisfaction with day-to-day living and the resident experience.

    Care quality and staff: The most prominent theme is the quality and dedication of the staff. Reviewers repeatedly describe staff as caring, attentive, and proactive — checking on residents frequently, supporting transitions, and providing frequent updates to families. The facility director, Lanette, is singled out multiple times for being helpful, supportive, and personally involved in matters ranging from move-in support to legal/Medicare assistance. Several reviews emphasize that staff go “above and beyond,” showing a level of personal investment in residents’ wellbeing. This strong staffing reputation contributes directly to reviewers’ reported peace of mind and trust.

    Facilities and environment: The building and grounds receive repeated praise. Reviews describe Crosstown Square as beautifully decorated, well-maintained, and immaculate, with handicap-accessible features and pleasant outdoor amenities like a walking path. Multiple reviewers mention that apartments are lovely and comfortable; others note the presence of guest rooms for visitors and dog-friendly policies, which add convenience and homelike touches. A few reviewers referenced remodeling and improvements; one comment mentioned an initial less-favorable impression prior to updates. A limited maintenance concern (a heating system needing replacement) surfaced in one review, suggesting occasional infrastructure issues that management may need to address.

    Dining and meals: Dining is a clear strength. The food is described as “amazing,” “delicious,” and varied, with many reviewers specifically noting the meal service and dining-room conversations as highlights. Nutritious options, variety, and regular positive remarks about mealtime as a social occasion indicate that dining supports both nutrition and social engagement. Several reviewers also appreciated that meals are provided and that staff facilitate pleasant dining experiences.

    Activities and social life: Crosstown Square appears to offer a robust and varied activities program that keeps residents engaged. Reviewers frequently mention planned social activities, holiday parties (including well-attended events with entertainers and seasonal celebrations), bus trips, outings, and entertainment. The activity calendar is described as engaging and inclusive, with many residents participating and forming friendships. This contributes to the repeated observations that residents are rarely in their rooms and enjoy abundant social opportunities.

    Safety, independence and family reassurance: Reviews emphasize a philosophy of care that enables independence while providing safety and oversight. Families report feeling reassured by the care model and appreciate frequent communication from staff. The facility’s connection to the hospital is cited as an additional comfort factor. Several reviews described short-term stays and rehabilitation stays that helped residents return home stronger, which underscores the facility’s capacity to support varying levels of need.

    Management and standout services: Leadership and responsiveness are recurring positives. Reviewers call out professional leadership and note individualized support during transitions (move-in support, roommate settling-in, and coordination help). One reviewer specifically noted assistance with legal and Medicare matters, which is an important practical benefit for families managing senior care transitions. The combination of competent management and an involved staff appears to foster a stable, caring culture described by multiple reviewers as a “labor of love.”

    Patterns and caveats: The reviews form a consistent pattern of high satisfaction: frequent phrases include “best coworkers and boss,” “independent living experience unmatched,” and “highly recommended.” Most comments are experiential and specific (food, activities, staff names, events), which strengthens their credibility. On the caution side, a small number of reviewers raised concerns about cost being high for some residents and mentioned an isolated infrastructure issue (heating). One comment alluded to an initial less-favorable appearance before remodeling; this suggests that prospective residents should tour specific units and ask about recent or planned maintenance. Given the overwhelmingly positive feedback, these negatives appear limited in scope but are worth confirming during a visit.

    Conclusion: Crosstown Square Senior Living emerges from these reviews as a highly regarded community with standout staff, strong leadership, excellent dining, and an active social program that fosters friendship and wellbeing. It is presented as particularly effective for independent living and short-term rehab, offering family reassurance through regular communication and hospital connection. Prospective residents and families should be encouraged by the consistent praise but also inquire about costs, unit-specific conditions, and the status of any maintenance issues during their evaluation. Overall, the reviews portray Crosstown Square as a warm, engaged, and professionally managed senior living option with a strong record of resident satisfaction.

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    About Crosstown Square Senior Living

    Crosstown Square Senior Living sits over in Silvis, IL, where folks can find all kinds of help and support, whether they're looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, or long-term nursing care, and they've got a person-centered approach that really pushes for wellness and lets everyone be involved however they want to in the community-so you'll see programs that help people keep their independence, along with short-term rehab if you've had a hospital stay and need to get back on your feet. Staff includes nurses on-site day and night, and you'll see internal medicine practitioners, psychiatrists, and even psychoanalysts dropping in, plus therapists for physical, occupational, and speech therapy using up-to-date equipment, and they even house the Genesis Sleep Disorders Center inside the building in case someone's having trouble sleeping and needs help from specialists. There's a focus on holistic health, not just the body, so activities, devotional times, social outings, and programs look to support mind, body, and spirit, and you can always find something going on, whether it's exercise in the fitness center, getting a haircut or spa treatment at Cascades Salon & Spa, or taking your dog for a walk in the courtyard or the dog park, which sits right near the walking paths outside.

    The community runs from 7 in the morning until 8 at night with an on-site concierge and attendants for those daily questions, and the building has security features like medical alert systems, security services, and medication dispensers if someone needs them. Crosstown Square also offers in-house meal service, making sure three well-balanced meals are served daily with good ingredients, and there are common areas indoors and outdoors, so residents can spend time alone or with others as much as they like. Folks can choose from independent living apartments or more supported setups like senior apartments, condos, and even townhomes, and if you need help with daily things-bathing, dressing, taking medicine-that's covered, as well as extra health services like diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care, whether short-term or for the long haul. If someone's looking for more options, they've got a sister site called Illini Restorative Care, a 5-star health center nearby, and both places are tied into a network that helps with everything from transportation and home care to caregiver support and adult day services. There's always new programs and events, reliable staff, and a goal to be a comfortable place with a supportive feel, keeping each resident's dignity and choice front and center while quietly handling the details in the background.

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