St. John's Community Care

    1015 B. Century Drive - University Pointe II Cente, Edwardsville, IL, 62025
    5.0 · 3 reviews
      AnonymousLoved one of resident
      5.0

      Excellent care and welcoming community

      My father is doing great here. The staff are always available and welcoming, the food is excellent and he happily joins meals, crafts and lots of activities (even enjoys the community dog). It's very clean, gives him a sense of belonging and purpose, and we feel he's well taken care of - great care and good value; I highly recommend it.

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      5.00 · 3 reviews

      Overall rating

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      • Care

        5.0
      • Staff

        5.0
      • Meals

        4.5
      • Amenities

        5.0
      • Value

        5.0

      Pros

      • Friendly, welcoming staff
      • Staff availability and responsiveness
      • Residents feel a sense of belonging
      • Residents experience a sense of purpose
      • High-quality, attentive care
      • Good food / enjoyable meals
      • Wide range of activities (including crafts)
      • Strong socialization / residents join group meals and activities
      • Clean facilities (inside and outside)
      • Community dog / pet-friendly environment
      • Good value for cost
      • Recommended by family members
      • Convenient / close location

      Summary review

      Overall sentiment across the provided review summaries is strongly positive. Multiple comments emphasize that residents are well cared for, happy, and socially engaged. Family members report satisfaction with the level of care (for example, "father doing good"), and some explicitly recommend the community for its quality of care and proximity. There are no explicit negative comments in the supplied summaries; reviews consistently highlight positives without raising concerns.

      Care quality and staff: The staff emerge as the single most frequently praised element. Descriptors such as "friendly and welcoming," "made resident feel belonging," and "staff always available" point to a consistently attentive and responsive care team. Reviewers describe staff behavior as fostering belonging and purpose for residents, which suggests staff are effective at building relationships and supporting emotional well-being as well as physical care needs. Several summaries explicitly call out "excellent care" and that residents are "well taken care of," indicating confidence in both routine care and oversight.

      Dining and nutrition: Food is repeatedly mentioned as a strength. Phrases such as "great food," "very good food," and "happy with meals" indicate satisfaction with dining quality and meal service. Some reviews tie dining to social engagement, noting that residents "participate in meals" and that joining others for meals is an enjoyed part of community life. Overall, dining appears to be both nutritious and socially meaningful for residents.

      Activities and social life: The community offers an active social program. Reviewers mention "lots of activities," specific interests like "enjoys crafts," and the general tendency of residents to "feel good joining others." These observations point to a diverse and well-attended activity schedule that supports engagement, creativity, and peer interaction. The presence of a "community dog" further suggests programming or amenities that support emotional comfort and companionship.

      Facilities, cleanliness, and value: Multiple summaries note the grounds and interiors are "very clean inside and outside," which reflects attention to housekeeping and facility upkeep. Reviewers also describe the community as offering "good value," signaling that families perceive the services and amenities as commensurate with cost. The community's proximity ("close by") is mentioned as a practical advantage for families.

      Patterns, limitations, and caveats: The reviews provided are uniformly positive and emphasize staff, food, activities, cleanliness, and value. No specific negatives or concerns are reported in these summaries. Because the sample is limited to favorable comments, it is important to recognize potential selection bias: absence of negative feedback in this set does not guarantee that no issues exist. If a more balanced assessment is desired, seek a larger and more varied set of reviews or ask about specific operational areas such as staffing ratios, clinical outcomes, medication management, move-in transition support, and cost/contract clarity.

      In summary, the review summaries portray St. John's Community Care as a welcoming, clean, and well-run community with responsive staff, good meals, an active activities program (including crafts and pet presence), and strong family satisfaction, especially around care quality and social engagement. The dominant themes are staff warmth and availability, resident well-being and belonging, good dining experiences, robust activities, and perceived good value. No explicit concerns are evident in the provided summaries, though a broader review sample would be needed to confirm that these positive impressions are representative across a larger population of residents and families.

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      About St. John's Community Care

      St. John's Community Care in Edwardsville, IL, has a friendly and welcoming staff that stays involved in care, activities, and everyday life for residents, and you'll always see people around, available to help out when someone's got a question or needs support with something, which seems to make a difference for folks who like knowing that there's someone nearby if they need anything. The community stays clean both inside and outside, and has a bit of a homey feel, especially with a community dog who's around for residents who enjoy animals, because having a pet touch can really brighten the day, especially for people who grew up with animals or just like the company. There's a big focus on activities, from stretching classes, Wii bowling, and trivia games, to live dance and theater shows, plus art classes, BBQs, picnics, karaoke, group performances, and even regular devotional activities, giving people a lot to choose from if they like staying active or meeting others.

      People at St. John's get care for things like diabetes, incontinence, and medication management, and there's both indoor and outdoor spaces to sit and visit, including a sunroom and a courtyard with paved paths, a fountain, and plenty of seating so folks can spend time outdoors if the weather's good. The Day Program offers social options and structured group activities during the day, which works well for people who want a cost-effective way to stay active, have company, and give caregivers a bit of a break, and that's available weekdays with hours from morning through late afternoon.

      The center offers Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, In-Home Care, and Adult Day Care, with a wide range of studio room layouts and personalized services, so people with different needs can find a good fit, and families can get free consultations and help reviewing options without pressure, since they offer guidance on what care type might work best based on what someone needs at the time. They've also got the Caregiver Support Groups, Caregiver Courses with names like Powerful Tools for Caregivers and Stress Busting for Caregivers, and the Memory Café, which helps folks with memory loss and their families connect, get support, or just feel a bit less alone.

      At both their Edwardsville and Collinsville locations, staff help adults with early memory loss, Alzheimer's, dementia, and physical challenges through social programs, cognitive exercises, games, art, music, and even pet therapy. The adult day services are open Monday through Friday with hours early to late afternoon, offer nutritious meals, and can help with mobility or dietary needs. Transportation options are available for a fee, such as the Collinsville Senior Shuttle and Madison County Transit, which helps people get out and about if they don't drive anymore.

      St. John's has loaned hundreds of medical equipment pieces in 2024 through its free program and served over a hundred people through its adult day program this year. The Stay Sharp Kits help folks work on memory and mental speed, and individual support fills in the gaps for those who need something a bit more personal. The whole organization works as a ministry of St. John United Church of Christ, serving folks in the Metro-East area with respect, non-discrimination, and a mission focused on positively helping those facing age or disability challenges. The community has strong reviews, averaging 9.3 out of 10, making it well-regarded in the Edwardsville area for dependable care, meaningful activities, resources for families, and a sense of genuine warmth with programs that aim to support both participants and their caregivers.

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