If your loved is diagnosed with dementia, the following agencies can be
contacted for assessment of services needed and guidance on what is available
This weekday program supports seniors that continue to live at home. It offers recreational and social activities, dietitian-planned meals, transportation to and from home, and nurse-supervised healthcare support.
(872) 588-3800
3745 W Ogden Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623
Government website provides information on nursing homes in Illinois. Use their search tool to find licensed nursing homes by city, county or zip code and facility name.
(800) 252-4343
Information and referral services for hospice and palliative care in Illinois. Website also provides a search tool to locate hospice programs in their communities.
(847) 441-7200
This national database helps you find adult day services in your area.
(877) 745-1440
Offers online directory that allows you to locate in-home care providers in their community.
Database consists of member providers of IHHC.
753-4422
Offers online directory that allows you to locate adult day care providers in your community.
Database consists of member providers of IADSA.
529-6503
Offers in-home and center-based programs. The Adult Wellness Center and provides a wide variety of fun and therapeutic activities. Casa Central also offers 55 and Better Program for those over the age of 55 that are eager to enter the workforce.
General: (773) 645-2300 Center: (773) 645-2487
1343 N. California Ave. Chicago, IL, 60622
This service offers an interactive social group for seniors with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. As part of this program, seniors engage in stimulating social activities, receive lunch and transportation.
(847) 991-1112
505 South Quentin Road Palatine, IL, 60067
Association of long term care providers matches ethnic consumers with care provider of similar cultural backgrounds.
(312) 461-0812
53 W. Jackson, Suite 1340 Chicago, IL, 60604
A searchable database that provides information about senior care and housing options.
This website also offers information regarding senior care and hiring a caregiver.
Awards home care grants to those providing care to their loved ones living with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia.
Respite is planned or emergency care provided to a person with special needs in order to provide temporary relief to their family caregivers. This website helps families locate respite and crisis care services in their communities
Provides a searchable database of assisted living facilities with memory care services, and
information to help families determine the best option for their loved one.
(866) 518-0936