We proudly provide non-medical home care services to individuals with disabilities, injuries, difficulties with mobility, or illnesses. We are composed of highly trained and competent staff members who are dedicated and experts in delivering home care services in the comfort of our clients home. Through our personalized care plan, we can give you the needed care services that are all intended to cater to your unique personal and health needs. With us, we ensure around-the-clock services and supervision to help you achieve optimum health and wellness.
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Located in Chicago, Covenant Methodist Senior Services is a nonprofit, Medicare-licensed nursing facility featuring private and semiprivate accommodations in a variety of floor plans. The center provides a variety of home care and day care programs, supportive services and residential options. Its individualized care includes nursing, and dementia, Alzheimer s disease and respite care. It also offers rehabilitation services, including physical and occupational therapies. Its assisted living residence, Hartwell House, provides 24-hour care, personal assistance with daily activities, medication monitoring and health assessments and weekly housekeeping and linen services. Its facility is equipped with individually controlled heating and air conditioning, private telephones and mail boxes, and voice mail and cable television. It offers worship services and pastoral care, and a variety of social, educational and cultural programs.
Nestled in Chicago's southwest corner, Mercy Circle is only 17 miles from downtown Chicago and adjacent to suburban Evergreen Park. We are perfectly situated to provide a lifestyle offering comfort and convenience, as well as spiritual and intellectual enrichment. Mercy Circle, sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy West Midwest, is a community in every sense of the word: Not just a warm, welcoming place with a supportive staff, we are friends and neighbors too. We share interests, enjoy activities and hobbies, and volunteer for ministries.
