Clare Oaks Retirement Community

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Clare Oaks Retirement Community
825 Carillon Drive,
Bartlett, IL 60103
Phone:(630) 372-1983
Toll-free (800) 648-1984
Fax:(630) 289-8846


Claim your right to enjoy life to its fullest: free from burdensome responsibilities, surrounded by
friends, and knowing you’ve made a wise choice for any future needs. At Clare Oaks
you can really enrich your mind, invigorate your body and renew your spirit.

As a Clare Oaks Resident, You Have Priority Access to the Enriching Care at The Assisi Health Care Center

Knowing that assistance is close at hand if your health should change can bring priceless peace of mind to your retirement years. The Assisi Health Care Center fulfills those needs. It provides short- and long-term assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory support care in addition to rehabilitation programs—all in a nurturing environment and pastoral setting that satisfies mind, body, and spirit.

Assisted Living Care Provides A Helping Hand.
Maple Lane Assisted Living offers the extra help needed to recover from an illness or live a more fulfilling life. A private apartment is yours to furnish and decorate as you wish. A bright and welcoming dining room provides three well-balanced and tasty meals every day. Your personal preferences and needs are incorporated into your daily routine whenever possible. And the care you may need is on hand 24 hours a day.

Skilled Nursing Provides Both Short and Long Term Care with Dignity and Respect.
Both Birch Court and Pine Court are designed to honor each person’s individuality and unique needs. The homelike environment, enjoyable activities, and friendly atmosphere all help to stimulate, encourage, and soothe residents. Making every individual feel comfortable, secure, and positive are the prime goals of every staff member.

Specialty Care and Memory Support
Everything in Willow Place is planned to meet the personal preferences of those affected by Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other memory-related disorders. Individualized daily plans are a key element in creating as familiar and comfortable a routine as possible in order to encourage involvement in activities and rehabilitation exercises.