Bickford of Tinley Park
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Watch your loved one thrive in an environment that feels like home
Navigating the aging journey is difficult.
We understand what’s at stake here: it’s not just someone, it’s your loved one.
Meanwhile, it’s on you to make the difficult decisions.
There's a Higher Path for our seniors
Senior care today is reactive, expensive, and siloed. It’s a sick-care system, not a health-care system (designed to keep seniors healthy). Most of us have accepted this status quo because it feels too big and complex to change. Not us. We’re taking the road less traveled and championing a higher standard of senior care.
Learn MoreOur family of caregivers will do whatever it takes to care for your loved one
Meet Tinley Park's Leadership Team
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Dawn Senesac
Executive Director
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Meredith Morris
Family Advocate
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Lynda Kryszewski
Health & Wellness Director
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Travita Price
Health & Wellness Director
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Beverly Hoitsma
Health & Wellness Director
Services at Tinley Park
Assisted Living
Personalized help with the activities of daily life, such as meals, grooming, and medication management.
Memory Care
An intimate, engaging environment designed specifically for seniors with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
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Everyone is trying to do the best they can. A difficult month, but with God's blessing and help we will succeed
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So far, so good. No complaints
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Bickford of Tinley Park
Assisted Living & Memory Care
17301 80th Ave,
Tinley Park, IL 60477
Phone:
708-634-5745
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Ultimately her residency at Bickford benefits her safety. As much as I would love to have her in her home with her things, she is much safer, her pills are regulated. She eats more often, and although her mind and memory is slowly failing, she remembers the important things and people. I waver; back-and-forth, as to whether taking her from there, and living with her in her own home would be better, overall, there are moments that might be, but her current situation gives her the independence that we believe she needs… Living with someone would not give her that autonomy. It’s not the autonomy we imagine for ourselves, but it is what’s right for this stage in her life. I can’t do everything she needs done, when I visit I never know what her mood will be. She has lost touch with lots of people but when I prompt her to reach out sometimes she’s not interested anymore. Then there are times that she misses that part of her life. As a daughter, I am doing the best I can to make her weeks pass smoothly and her days as happy as they can be. As long as she’s healthy and safe, I believe that Bickford provides the surroundings necessary for this stage in her life. Having a home and a pet to take care of are beyond her capabilities at this point, they’re beyond my capabilities at times. I just love her and so does my brother and we just want her to remain with us as long as she can, and be a part of our lives in whatever capacity that is. I am certain you'd want the same things for your Mom or Dad.