DuPage Care Center in Wheaton, Illinois provides long-term care and short-term rehabilitative care to individuals needing support with their activities of daily living. The facility is licensed by the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Originally built in 1888 as the DuPage County Alms Farm, the center has a long history of serving the community. In 2016, it was renamed the Kenneth Moy DuPage Care Center in recognition of a significant donation from Kenneth Moy, a DuPage County Board member and advocate for seniors and disabled adults.
The staff at DuPage Care Center emphasizes quality care focused on recognizing and serving each resident's needs, desires, interests, and emotions. The facility employs treatments, therapies, and activities designed to restore health, dignity, and hopefulness, assisting residents to maintain independence and function as well as possible. When appropriate, the center works toward returning residents to their home and community.
Current visitation policies require visitors to wear masks and personal protective equipment as needed. Visitors exhibiting symptoms of illness such as cough, fever, body aches, or chills are asked not to visit the facility.