ProMedica Homewood Costs & Pricing
ProMedica Homewood offers competitively priced accommodations, making it an attractive option for residents seeking affordable living solutions. With monthly rates of $680 for a one-bedroom unit and $820 for a two-bedroom unit, ProMedica Homewood significantly undercuts the average costs found in Cook County, where similar one-bedroom apartments average $3,256 and two-bedroom units can reach $4,412. Even when comparing to overall state averages in Illinois - $3,527 for one bedroom and $4,208 for two bedrooms - ProMedica stands out as a budget-friendly choice without compromising the quality of care. This pricing structure highlights ProMedica's commitment to providing accessible housing options within the community while ensuring that residents can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle.
| Floor plans | ProMedica Homewood | Cook County | Illinois |
|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $680 | $3,256 | $3,527 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $820 | $4,412 | $4,208 |
Overall Review of ProMedica Homewood
caveat
12 reviews mention this
Call response and communication
Residents’ families frequently report slow or missed responses to calls and phones.
Several reviews describe long waits for staff to answer call buttons or return phone calls. Some families say they had to stay on top of care to get help, including help with bathroom needs and basic assistance. Others mention difficulties getting updates from staff or through the business or social work teams. A few comments also contrast this with moments when problems were addressed after complaints, but the recurring theme is unreliable follow-through when help is requested.
caveat
10 reviews mention this
Care varies, with neglect concerns
A recurring concern is inconsistent day-to-day care and attention.
Many negative reviews point to inadequate care, including residents not being assisted in a timely way and families feeling they must monitor everything closely. A number of accounts describe missed or delayed supports such as therapy-related schedules, medication issues, and problems with follow-through on needs like toileting, pain relief, and wound-related care. Several reviews also mention short staffing or limited staff presence, which they connect to delays and neglect. On the other hand, a smaller set of reviews is positive about specific nurses, aides, and rehab therapists, describing better outcomes and improved independence.
common
6 reviews mention this
Cleanliness gets mixed reactions
Reviews are split on cleanliness, with both clean-room praise and sanitation complaints.
Some reviewers say the facility appeared clean, including comments about not smelling urine and seeing a tidy environment on visit days. Other reviews describe rooms or bathrooms that were not clean, including stool on bathroom floors and concerns about linen and odor. A few comments mention cleanliness as something staff addressed when residents’ families pushed for change. Overall, the reviews suggest cleanliness can look different depending on timing and unit experience.
differentiator
4 reviews mention this
Rehab and therapy outcomes
Several residents describe meaningful improvement from PT and OT during rehab.
Some reviews specifically credit therapy—PT/OT—with helping residents improve, including moving from bedbound to independence or walking better after a period of limited mobility. A few also describe improvements in conditions such as dementia symptoms after rehabilitation and note staff care and patience during therapy. There are also reviews mentioning wound care and positive doctor comments related to a wound nurse. While other reviews criticize care quality, the therapy-performance theme is still supported by multiple positive accounts.
caveat
5 reviews mention this
Food quality is frequently criticized
Food is a common complaint, even though meal quality is sometimes praised.
Several reviews describe the food as bad or horrible, and some say meals did not match dietary restrictions. Other residents and families mention they enjoyed the food or found it wonderful, and a few describe meals as a positive part of the stay. The community does provide meals, which aligns with why dining appears repeatedly in reviews as something families weigh heavily. The result is a mixed dining experience in the feedback.
How we summarize
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Independent Living
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities off-site
Bath tubs
Devotional services on-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Chicago Midway (16 miles away)
Meals provided
Clean, well-maintained facility with engaging activities and supportive social services.
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