Addington Place of Shiloh Costs & Pricing
At Addington Place of Shiloh, the monthly costs for accommodations are positioned competitively within the local and state landscape. The studio apartments are priced at $3,650, which is slightly above the St. Clair County average of $3,384 but remains more affordable than the statewide average of $4,028. For one-bedroom units, the cost is set at $4,350, surpassing both the county's average of $3,713 and Illinois' overall average of $3,527. These pricing structures reflect a commitment to providing quality care and services in a welcoming environment while also aligning closely with regional market trends.
| Floor plans | Addington Place of Shiloh | St. Clair County | Illinois |
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| Studio | $3,650 | $3,384 | $4,028 |
| 1 Bedroom | $4,350 | $3,713 | $3,527 |
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Overall Review of Addington Place of Shiloh
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14 reviews mention this
Staff friendliness is a common theme
Residents and families frequently describe the staff as friendly and helpful.
Multiple reviews highlight warm, approachable staff members who greet visitors and provide help day to day. Several families also describe the director and teams as especially supportive when they had specific needs. A few negative reviews criticize staff communication, attention, and training, but even those comments often focus on consistency rather than outright rudeness in every interaction.
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12 reviews mention this
Cleanliness shows up often
Many reviewers say the community is clean and well maintained.
A recurring point in the reviews is that the facility and rooms look clean. Several families explicitly contrast that cleanliness with past experiences or with what they expected. There are also a small number of harsh criticisms about cleanliness in memory care, which suggests quality may not feel uniform across units or shifts.
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5 reviews mention this
Food and dining get mixed feedback
Dining is discussed frequently, with both compliments and complaints.
Some reviews praise the food choices and say meals are handled well, including for special needs like diabetes. Others report dissatisfaction with food quality or that residents were told no when asking for more. A tour review also mentions a dining atmosphere that felt more like a restaurant than a cafeteria setting.
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6 reviews mention this
Activities are a plus and a complaint
Residents are offered activities, but reviews describe uneven experiences.
Several reviewers say the community keeps people engaged with planned activities and regular outings or entertainment. At the same time, some negative reviewsâespecially those focused on memory careâdescribe activities as lacking, limited to television, or not well organized. Overall, reviews point to strong intentions around engagement, with the biggest concern being follow-through.
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6 reviews mention this
Care consistency can be a concern
Residentsâ care experiences vary across reviews, especially in memory care.
Positive comments describe attentive care and support for residentsâ needs, including responding to family concerns. Negative reviews are more pointed about insufficient training, lack of attention, and missed hygiene or care routines, with one family describing removal from the memory care side after a short stay. Other reviews also mention the difficulty of getting certain care details or answers, reinforcing that families may experience differences in responsiveness.
How we summarize
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