The Village at Manor Park has been helping older adults since 1925. Through the years we've created a senior healthcare system that is based on Christian values. When you take advantage of the Village's senior services, you're in the hands of experts, experts who have pioneered the latest advances in senior healthcare, giving you peace of mind and security for the journey of aging.

A spiritually-based, not-for-profit organization, Cedar Crest, Inc., sustains a dynamic community where senior adults may achieve a high quality of life by providing social and support services as well as a variety of independent, assisted, and health center living options.

Bethel Home & Services is a non-profit corporation sponsored by thirty South Conference congregations of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. In 1955 Bethel Home began its Christian ministry dedicated to older adults. Since our beginning as a retirement rest home, we have continued to grow and expand our ministry to the present facilities.

Christian Homes was established in 1962 by a group of men who had $10.66 and the belief that there should be a good, Christian place for the elderly to live and receive care. The Christian Nursing Home opened in Lincoln, Illinois, in 1965. Over the next 30 years, the ministry of Christian Homes grew. Communities and services were expanded to include specialized services like Memory Care for residents with Alzheimer's disease, and rehabilitative therapy programs.

When you think about the things that make "home" so special, it's the little things that seem to matter the most. Home is comfort and familiarity — a gathering place for family and friends. And, as we grow older, home is where we feel the safest

The Campus is a continuing care retirement community, which includes: independent living, an assisted living facility, a skilled nursing facility and a licensed home health agency. Through this continuum of care, St. Camillus Campus realizes its mission to offer hope and meaning to those who are suffering, comfort and security to those who are aging, and serenity to those who are dying, taking into account each person’s innate dignity, unique needs, and God-given rights.