Best Memory Care in Highland Park, Illinois
3 communities found
From $4,600/moPartnerSunrise of Highland Park
Highland Park, Illinois
4.7(26)
Assisted LivingMemory CareRespite / Short-Term Care
From $6,315/moArbor Terrace Highland Park
Highland Park, Illinois
4.7(102)
Assisted LivingMemory Care

Warren Barr North Shore
Highland Park, Illinois
4.3(213)
Memory CareSkilled Nursing / Long Term Care
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Guides from MyLivingChoice that families in Highland Park ask about.
- Home Care in Illinois: Agencies, Medicare Home Health Ratings, and What It Costs
- Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: 9 Key Differences and How to Choose the Right One
- How Routine Enhances Quality Of Life In Memory Care
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Memory Care in Highland Park: Common Questions
How many memory care communities are in Highland Park, Illinois?
MyLivingChoice lists 3 memory care communities in Highland Park, Illinois, each with photos, care details, and reviews from families.
How much does memory care cost in Highland Park?
Among Highland Park communities that publish pricing, memory care starts around $4,600/month, with an average published starting rate near $5,458/month. Final costs depend on care needs and apartment choice.
Which memory care communities in Highland Park are rated highest?
Based on combined ratings across Google, Yelp, and MyLivingChoice reviews, top-rated options include Arbor Terrace Highland Park (4.7★, 102 ratings), Sunrise of Highland Park (4.7★, 26 ratings), Warren Barr North Shore (4.3★, 213 ratings).
How do families rate memory care in Highland Park?
Families rate Highland Park memory care communities 4.6 out of 5 on average, across 341 public Google reviews of local communities.
Prefer to stay home?
Home care agencies serving Highland Park bring help to the house: daily living, companionship, and respite for family caregivers.
