Aspen Creek of Sullivan is a memory care community in Sullivan, IL.
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411 N. West Street, Sullivan, IL 61951
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
4.4 from 29 reviews
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Aspen Creek of Sullivan Costs & Pricing
Aspen Creek of Sullivan offers a range of room types at competitive pricing when compared to both Moultrie County and the broader Illinois market. For private rooms, the monthly cost at Aspen Creek is $2,860, which is notably lower than the state average of $5,049 and slightly higher than Moultrie County's rate of $2,614. In terms of one-bedroom accommodations, Aspen Creek's fee stands at $4,500, surpassing the county average of $3,300 but remaining close to the statewide figure of $3,527. When it comes to semi-private rooms, residents can expect a monthly charge of $5,000 - more affordable than Illinois's average price yet higher than Moultrie County's cost of $4,375. Overall, Aspen Creek provides an appealing balance of quality and affordability within its regional context.
Floor plans
Aspen Creek of Sullivan
Moultrie County
Illinois
Private
$2,860
$2,614
$5,049
1 Bedroom
$4,500
$3,300
$3,527
Semi-Private
$5,000
$4,375
$5,146
Overall Review of Aspen Creek of Sullivan
common21 reviews mention this
Care feels consistent and responsive
Residents and families describe staff who stay responsive and reassuring throughout difficult moments.
Across the reviews, families emphasize being able to reach the team, getting updates, and feeling that care needs are handled. Several residents are described as safe and well cared for over time, and multiple reviewers note the staff’s follow-through after hospital stays or falls. Communication is a recurring point, including staff checking in and explaining what to expect as dementia changes. A few reviewers also describe staff going beyond routine help during transitions and end-of-life care.
differentiator14 reviews mention this
Memory care support for dementia
Reviewers repeatedly connect the quality of care to Alzheimer’s and dementia support that fits changing needs.
Many reviews name Alzheimer’s or dementia directly and say the team adapts as symptoms and routines shift. Families describe support for anxiety and challenging behaviors, along with help meeting individual needs even as health declines. Several reviewers also mention medication oversight and nurses answering questions, which ties to day-to-day dementia care management. One reviewer specifically calls out dementia expertise and coordination around hospice involvement.
common6 reviews mention this
Dining is described as home-style
Dining comes up often, with multiple reviews describing home-style meals and a comfortable dining setup.
Reviewers mention appetizing, homemade-feeling food and describe the dining experience as pleasant rather than institutional. A couple of families describe chefs preparing meals throughout the day and residents being able to spend time in the kitchen area when they want food. Others add that residents are provided meals and snacks and that the food quality stood out during visits. Overall, dining is portrayed as part of the everyday “home” feel in the community.
common8 reviews mention this
It feels like a home
A recurring theme is the community’s home-like atmosphere instead of a typical institutional feel.
Many reviewers describe walking in and feeling like they had found a home, with comments about comfort, cleanliness, and a warm environment. Several also describe social spaces and routines that help residents stay engaged with others rather than staying isolated in rooms. One reviewer highlights an open layout that brings the family room, dining area, and kitchen together, while another contrasts the community with other facilities they experienced. Even short stays are described with an emphasis on a homey setting and personal attention.
caveat2 reviews mention this
Management and billing complaints
A small number of reviews raise concerns about management availability, staffing levels, and payment handling.
Two reviews express disappointment with how the community handled staffing and oversight, including claims that management was hard to reach during staffing shortages. One of these reviews also portrays care as inconsistent due to patient-to-staffing ratio concerns. Another review focuses on pro-rating and deposit/charge handling after a resident’s death, describing it as unfair and not matching expectations. These negatives appear alongside much stronger feedback elsewhere, but they are specific enough to flag for follow-up during a decision process.
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Features
Types of Care
Board and Care Home
Day Program
Memory Care
Amenities
Activities on-site
Beautician on-site
Devotional services on-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Private
Private bathrooms
Respite or short term stays offered
Wheelchair accessible showers
Care Services
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
High acuity care
Incontinence care
Medication management
Dining
Meals provided
Activities
Activities on-site
Devotional activities on-site
Nearby Places of Interest
This part of Sullivan, Illinois offers a variety of amenities and services that cater to seniors looking for a comfortable and convenient living environment. With several medical centers and clinics in close proximity, including DMH Sullivan Medical Center and SBL Sullivan Clinic, residents have easy access to healthcare services. Pharmacies like CVS Pharmacy and Oakwood Apothecary are nearby for medication needs. There are also places of worship such as Vineyard Church and Tree of Life Christian Center for spiritual support. Additionally, the area boasts a selection of restaurants like The Landing and China King, as well as cafes such as Roselen's Coffees & Delights for dining options. For recreational activities, parks like Wilborn Creek Recreation Area and Crowder Park provide opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. Overall, this part of Sullivan offers a peaceful and welcoming community for seniors seeking a safe and vibrant place to call home.
Aspen Creek of Sullivan offers a range of room types at competitive pricing when compared to both Moultrie County and the broader Illinois market. For private rooms, the monthly cost at Aspen Creek is $2,860, which is notably lower than the state average of $5,049 and slightly higher than Moultrie County's rate of $2,614. In terms of one-bedroom accommodations, Aspen Creek's fee stands at $4,500, surpassing the county average of $3,300 but remaining close to the statewide figure of $3,527. When it comes to semi-private rooms, residents can expect a monthly charge of $5,000 - more affordable than Illinois's average price yet higher than Moultrie County's cost of $4,375. Overall, Aspen Creek provides an appealing balance of quality and affordability within its regional context.
Medication management at Aspen Creek of Sullivan ensures that residents receive their prescribed medications accurately and on time, which is crucial for maintaining health and stability in individuals with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. This systematic approach minimizes the risk of missed doses or incorrect administration, thereby supporting cognitive function and overall well-being. Incontinence care addresses a common challenge faced by those with memory impairments, providing dignity and comfort through tailored support that respects the individual's privacy and reduces anxiety. By focusing on these essential aspects, Aspen Creek fosters an environment conducive to promoting both mental and physical health, allowing residents to thrive in their daily lives.
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Board and Care Home
Day Program
Memory Care
Beautician on-site
Devotional services on-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Private
Private bathrooms
Respite or short term stays offered
Wheelchair accessible showers
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
High acuity care
Incontinence care
Medication management
Meals provided
Comprehensive care and amenities (24/7 supervision, ADL assistance, medication management, transportation to medical appointments, diabetes-diet dining) plus move-in coordination and engaging activities.
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