Naperville is situated near the West Branch of the Du Page River, about 30 miles west of Chicago. With a population of approximately 149,500, including about 18,200 seniors, the thriving picturesque suburb offers older adults the charm of small-town quality of life. Naperville offers a vibrant arts and cultural scene as well as a significant historic district, museums and voluminous parks and forest preserves.

 

Assisted living facilities provide seniors personalized care in a residential setting. Common services include bathing, toileting, grooming, dressing and ambulation. Housekeeping, laundry and meal services are also available. Assisted living may be the best alternative for older adults who can no longer live on their own but don’t need the 24-hour medical care provided by nursing homes. Naperville’s area seniors pay approximately $4,825 per month for assisted living care, which is $337 more than the Illinois average of $4,488.

 

This guide provides information about assisted living, the benefits and drawbacks of retiring in the city and free and low-cost resources available to help older adults living in Naperville.