Addington Place Of Shiloh
$3,500 – $5,500/mo
Starting price
Memory Care
Care types
Studio, 1 Bedroom, Private
Room options
Yes
Wheelchair access
About Addington Place Of Shiloh
Addington Place Of Shiloh provides a comprehensive senior living experience tailored to assisted living, memory care, and independent living needs. Located centrally in Shiloh, IL, it combines spacious private suites with specialized memory care programs led by trained staff. The community emphasizes wellness through chef-prepared meals, fitness classes, and engaging social activities like music programs and art workshops. Residents benefit from convenient access to nearby healthcare facilities and local amenities such as pharmacies and dining options. Outdoor walking paths and serene gardens add to the peaceful environment, while attentive staff support daily living needs with respect and compassion.
Our Care Approach
Addington Place emphasizes a tiered care model, offering verbal reminders, hands-on assistance, and comprehensive support tailored to individual needs. Memory care staff receive specialized dementia training, ensuring sensitive and respectful care. Nursing and medication management are integral, with 12-16 hour nursing coverage available.
Family Experience
Families generally appreciate clear communication and the professionalism of management, especially the director. Visitors note the variety of activities and the community’s supportive environment, though some express concerns about staff interactions and facility conditions during visits.
Care & Services
Services and care programs available at Addington Place Of Shiloh.
Medical Care Services
Includes nursing care with 12-16 hour coverage, medication management, health monitoring, and dementia-specific care programs.
Personal Care Services
Assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, mobility support, and emergency response systems in all apartments.
Specialized Care
Dedicated memory care with secure areas and staff trained by certified dementia practitioners; respite care options are also available.
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Living Environment
Cleanliness & Maintenance
While most reviews imply a well-maintained facility, isolated complaints mention cleanliness issues, suggesting occasional lapses in upkeep.
Atmosphere & Community Feel
The community fosters social engagement through diverse activities and shared spaces, creating a lively and inclusive atmosphere for residents.
Safety & Security
Addington Place features emergency alert systems, wheelchair-accessible apartments, and trained staff available to support residents’ safety and health needs.
Amenities
Reviews
Based on 123 reviews
With an outstanding overall rating of 4.9 from 123 reviews, most feedback highlights the professionalism of management and quality memory care services. Positive mentions focus on the director and community atmosphere. However, a small minority of reviews express concerns about staff attitude and facility cleanliness, indicating some inconsistency in resident experience.
- Director is frequently recognized for effective management
- Memory care programs receive positive mentions
- Community environment described as engaging and supportive
- Some reports of rude staff behavior
- Concerns about facility cleanliness
- A few reviews lack detailed feedback, limiting full insight
Megan
Terrible place the staff are rude the facility is dirty
Jair Alc
Incredible place, director and staff are the best, i truly recommend this place
ricky fellner
Very welcoming and kind
79 more residents rated this community with an average of 4.9 stars
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Pricing
$3,500 – $5,500/mo
Pricing varies by room type, care level, and services selected.
Available Room Types
Value Consideration
Though pricing is higher than the local average, the extensive amenities, specialized memory care, and professional staff justify the investment. Families receive value through comprehensive services including chef-prepared meals, wellness programs, and transportation, supporting a high quality of life.
Location & Neighborhood
429 S Main St, Shiloh, IL 62269
Get DirectionsAbout the Area
Situated on South Main Street in Shiloh, Illinois, the community enjoys proximity to essential healthcare providers like Memorial Hospital East and local pharmacies. The area offers convenient access to dining, religious services, and recreational spots, supporting residents’ physical, social, and spiritual needs within a suburban setting.
Nearby Attractions
- Memorial Hospital East
- Cracker Barrel restaurant
- Shiloh Methodist Church
Public Transportation
- Scheduled transportation services for medical appointments and shopping
- Community-provided transportation for outings and tours
Questions & Answers
Community Updates
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