Grove at the Lake Living & Rehabilitation Costs & Pricing
Grove at the Lake Living & Rehabilitation offers competitive pricing for semi-private rooms at $4,050 per month. This rate is significantly lower than the average monthly costs in Lake County, which stands at $6,875, and also below the state average for Illinois at $5,146. By choosing Grove at the Lake, residents and their families can benefit from quality care and a supportive environment while enjoying considerable savings compared to other facilities in the region. This strategic pricing underscores Grove's commitment to providing accessible rehabilitation services without compromising on quality or comfort.
| Floor plans | Grove at the Lake Living & Rehabilitation | Lake County | Illinois |
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| Semi-Private | $4,050 | $6,875 | $5,146 |
Overall Review of Grove at the Lake Living & Rehabilitation
differentiator
14 reviews mention this
Social workers help with transitions
Social workers are frequently described as responsive and helpful during care updates and discharge planning.
Multiple reviews highlight specific social workers as advocates, with families saying they were kept informed and supported through transitions. Several residents’ families describe help coordinating next steps like home care after discharge, and say follow-up continued even after a move. A number of comments also contrast this by noting that smooth experiences often depended on having the right social-work support when other parts felt strained.
common
13 reviews mention this
Therapy teams drive noticeable progress
Physical therapy is repeatedly described as pushing residents safely while helping them recover mobility.
Residents and family members often mention therapy as a key reason they saw improvement, including being able to walk again or regain function after setbacks. Reviews describe both physical and occupational therapy teams as thorough and attentive to the person’s goals. At the same time, a few reviews raise concerns that the overall rehabilitation experience was inconsistent, including how therapy activities were carried out for certain patients.
caveat
12 reviews mention this
Staffing and call-light response concerns
Call-light response and staffing levels are a recurring frustration, with residents waiting for help.
While many reviews praise staff kindness, others describe delays when assistance is needed, including long waits after calling for help. Several reviewers connect the problem to staffing pressure, describing limited nurse and CNA coverage compared with the number of patients. A smaller number of negative reviews also mention particularly stressed situations—such as respiratory needs—where they felt help arrived too slowly.
caveat
9 reviews mention this
Food quality is mixed across stays
Dining quality comes through as mixed, with some residents saying it’s hot and others saying it’s not meeting needs.
Some reviews describe food as hot, plentiful, or better than what they expected, and a few mention having alternate options. Other reviewers say meals were not satisfying, lacked appropriate options for diets, or that portions were too small. There are also concerns in negative reviews about consistency in medication and care that overlap with mealtime complaints.
common
10 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and upkeep get attention
Residents and visitors frequently comment on cleanliness, though building condition is debated.
Several reviews explicitly praise the facility for being clean and well kept, including hallways and rooms. Other reviews raise contrary issues like unpleasant odors, dirty rooms, and facilities that feel aged or worn. Taken together, cleanliness is a strength for some families but not a guarantee across all units and time periods.
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Notable physical therapy and generally caring staff in a clean facility.
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