Testimonials/Accolades
What People Are Saying
Every day we strive to bring the best service, care, and social responsibility to everything we do. Receiving kind words from those who we have had the good fortune of serving always inspires and motivates us. If we were able to make a difference in your life or the life of a loved one, we would love to hear about it. Please feel free to send us an email or leave a message on our Facebook page .
"We deeply appreciate those on the nursing care team who have paid attention to our Mom's needs for the time she was at Norwood Crossing. Please accept our sincere appreciation for your efforts to provide a safe, supportive and loving community for our mother."
-Jean E. and family
"Everyone is so kind and compassionate. The thoughtfulness of the staff made our father's stay comfortable and enjoyable.
-Roseta P.
"I cannot say enough good things about them, they were just unbelievably fabulous through every phase of my mother's time there. They're really loving, fabulous people, and I would not hesitate to recommend people look at that facility. Everybody from the cleaning people to the medical staff, the physical therapists, they were fantastic, and I'm in healthcare, so I'm a hard sell, so they were really good. Early on my mother had her own little apartment, which was really nice because she got to have her own furniture and even her cat. They also had a wing of nursing beds that she stayed in when she was in hospice, and that was fine. They had a whole range of activities both inside as well as outside, and they had transportation, too. For the price point it was also great. "
-Paula W.
"My mom was a resident at Norwood Crossing in Chicago for almost 4 years. These were some of the best years of her life. She was constantly busy doing myriad of activities that they have there. She called herself 'roving reporter' as she wrote a column, usually a profile of someone who worked there, for the residents' newsletter. She played bingo, gutzy dice, walked in their annual fashion show and was a volunteer as well. One of her favorite activities was the monthly 'go out to lunch' day.
This month it happened the day after she passed away. I spoke to the activities department and they said that when they did go out the next day, they left a chair open in honor of my mom. It was so sweet of them to do that for her. They are so wonderful there. I will always be grateful to them and cannot recommend them highly enough if you are ever in need of a place that not only treats their residents with dignity and love, but the residents have fun there as well.
As for their rehab, my mom's fingers on her left hand were moving for the first time in a very long time after she had her stroke! She was so proud of that and that shows the dedication of their staff in helping their residents (not patients, residents) be the best that they can be. Thank you Norwood Crossing. Thank you for making the last years of my mom's life some of the best ones."
-Sharon G.






