Bella Terra of Lombard Costs & Pricing
At Bella Terra of Lombard, the monthly costs for assisted living reflect a competitive positioning within both DuPage County and the broader Illinois market. For a semi-private room, residents can expect to pay $5,580, which is slightly below the county average of $5,848 but somewhat higher than the state average of $5,146. The private room option is priced at $6,540, which surpasses both the DuPage County rate of $5,588 and the state average of $5,049. These prices suggest that while Bella Terra offers quality care and amenities that may justify a premium for private accommodations, its semi-private offerings remain more accessible compared to local competition. This nuanced pricing strategy may appeal to families seeking exceptional care while balancing budgetary considerations.
| Floor plans | Bella Terra of Lombard | DuPage County | Illinois |
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| Semi-Private | $5,580 | $5,848 | $5,146 |
| Private | $6,540 | $5,588 | $5,049 |
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Overall Review of Bella Terra of Lombard
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7 reviews mention this
Care quality raises serious concerns
Several residents and families describe serious lapses in clinical care.
A recurring concern in the reviews is clinical care that did not meet expectations, including medication problems, missed or delayed treatment, and safety issues tied to falls and transfers. Some reviewers describe residents being left with inadequate support (such as call light access) or not getting medication as scheduled. Others report communication gaps around medical decisions and transfers when problems arose. A separate set of reviews is strongly positive about care during rehab, but the negative clinical stories are frequent enough that families may want to ask detailed questions before placement.
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9 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and room upkeep vary
Reviews describe both clean conditions and rooms that feel dirty or poorly maintained.
Some reviewers say the facility is clean, well kept, and maintained, including mentions of no odors and overall cleanliness. Other reviews describe dirty rooms, stained sheets, and unhygienic conditions, along with examples like neglected oral care. A few also mention the physical environment feeling unsafe or hazardous, including damage and exposed areas. Because both experiences appear in the reviews, cleanliness may be something to verify during a visit and through specific room checks.
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6 reviews mention this
Call response and communication are mixed
Residents and families report mixed experiences with getting help quickly.
Several reviews describe delays or difficulty getting assistance, including call access concerns and long waits after pressing for help. Some reviewers also describe gaps in communication, such as not being informed promptly about incidents or changes in condition. On the other hand, other reviews say nurses came quickly when called and that call lights were answered promptly. Families may want to confirm how staffing and response times work for the specific floor and care needs.
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6 reviews mention this
Therapy and activities can feel engaging
Many reviews highlight therapy and structured activities as a key part of the stay.
Multiple reviews describe rehab therapy that helped residents make progress, including PT and OT support tied to mobility goals. Reviewers also mention wound care being handled and note improvement over time. Alongside therapy, residents and families frequently call out activities such as bingo, card playing, a library, and themed parties, with one review describing social time and making friends. Even within critical reviews, the presence of specific therapy and activity praise suggests these elements can be strong depending on the residentâs situation and unit staffing.
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4 reviews mention this
Food gets positive mentions
Residents and families often describe the meals favorably.
Several reviews mention food as a strength, including meals that are fresh and hot and meals enjoyed once residents transitioned from pureed food. A few reviewers describe the dining experience in positive terms even while discussing other concerns. While dining isnât the only focus of the reviews, the repeated comments suggest it is at least a consistent part of the experience for many residents and families. Families who are sensitive to meal texture or dietary needs may still want to ask how meals are prepared for the current level of care.
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14 reviews mention this
Staff helpfulness is praised frequently
A large share of reviews praises nurses, aides, and the wider team.
Positive reviews frequently mention attentive nurses and aides, including praise for coming quickly, taking time with care, and being supportive with questions. Multiple reviewers describe friendly, courteous, and professional staff, and several give shout-outs to specific team members. At the same time, a substantial number of negative reviews describe staff not caring, being rude, or being under-motivated, so experiences may differ by time, unit, or staffing levels. If youâre considering placement, itâs reasonable to ask how the team is staffed during the hours that matter most for your loved one.
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