Clarendale Six Corners

I recently visited Clarendale Six Corners and was very impressed with my experience. Everyone I encountered during my visit was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The building itself is absolutely gorgeous! One thing that really stood out to me was the event calendar. There were so many activities, programs, and social opportunities available for residents. It was wonderful to see such a strong focus on engagement, connection, and overall quality of life. I highly recommend taking a tour if you’re exploring senior living options!

Clarendale Six Corners is truly a wonderful community! The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and genuinely caring. The residents are kind, social, and clearly enjoy living in such a vibrant environment. The activities and amenities are fantastic, and the community itself is absolutely beautiful. I’ve attended networking events hosted here and have even had my Girl Scout troop invited to come caroling and sell cookies—everyone made us feel so welcome. Every visit is filled with smiles and friendly faces. It’s clear that the staff love what they do and that the residents are happy, engaged, and thriving. Two thumbs way up for Clarendale Six Corners!

My sister is living a Clarendale. We find the staff to be helpful and energetic. There are plentiful activities. The rooms are nice. The food at the meals need to be improved. They need to develop meals for those who are lactose intolerant. Over all it, it is highly recommended.

I had the pleasure of representing our home care agency, Platinum Care Group, during a Lunch & Learn at Clarendale Six Corners. This was followed by a tour of the community. Betsy, the Outreach Director, has always been so welcoming and the entire team made us feel comfortable and supported. The community is clean, warm, and very inviting. Thank you to Betsy and the Clarendale Six Corners team for the wonderful hospitality! We had a truly great experience and enjoy visiting.

Clarendale Six Corners is a wonderful place for seniors of stripes. Seniors deserve dignity, support, and care, and Clarendale finds a way to deliver the appropriate amount in a lovely setting. We toured Clarendale to find a place for my mother, who is experiencing moderate cognitive impairment. Originally, we planned to place her in their Memory Care Unit, which is a great place for people with memory issues, including non-verbal and non-mobile people with more staff dedicated to their floor. But after considering all the diverse activities available to residents in Independent and Assisted Living (AL), we opted for AL and have maintained personal caregivers during the waking hours for our mother because she feels better accompanied especially because English is her second language. My mom has been there two weeks and has enjoyed going to two exercise classes per day, art classes, happy hour with live or recorded music twice a week to name a few. There are also activities for more active seniors, including weekly excursions to Saturday evening or Sunday morning Catholic Mass, services at non denominational Bible based church, weekly outings to Jewel, Aldi, and other neighborhood grocery stores, visits to museums, DePaul basket ball games... really too many to mention. We toured several other senior facilities, much closer to where I live, but even though this is a longer drive, it was our favorite. It doesn't smell like a facility. It lives like a high end residential building.