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Set in a beautiful wooded area, Heritage Health - Mt. Zion was purchased by Heritage Enterprises in 1998. With a 2 million-dollar expansion in 2001, our facility focuses on medical services as well as discharge…

We believe that resident-centered skilled care involves a comprehensive approach.

Serving the Pana community for over 30 years, Heritage Health - Pana ("The one on Sixth Street!) has been owned and operated by Heritage Enterprises since 1996.

We are proud to introduce our campus of two residential options for seniors: Evergreen Place Supportive Living & The Legacy: Memory Support.

St. Vincent Memorial Hospice Service offers hospice care for seniors near the end of life. It is the goal of hosipice to optimize the final days of life by providing intensive care. Most hospice services like St.…

Quad County Hospice offers hospice care for seniors near the end of life. It is the goal of hosipice to optimize the final days of life by providing intensive care. Most hospice services like Quad County Hospice also…

Located on West Harrison Avenue in Decatur, IL, Heartland provides individualized post-hospital skilled nursing care in a comfortable environment. Our clinical and therapy teams are experienced in providing…

Another affordable assisted living facility by BMA Management. Eagle Ridge of Decatur offers a 113 affordable assisted living residences. Located in a quiet neighborhood, Eagle Ridge of Decatur is close to banks,…

Mason Point, previously the Illinois Masonic Home, prides itself in being able to provide quality care to its residents for over one hundred years. Mason Point continues to provide that same quality of care not only…

Vonderlieth Living Center is a 90-bed, skilled nursing facility situated in the rural farming community of Mount Pulaski.

Brenden Gardens is a beautiful senior living community in Springfield, Illinois, that offers an active lifestyle for independent living residents Step inside our doors, and discover charming retirement living with a…

Built in 1898, Odd Fellow - Rebekah Home's original building was part of a private community consisting of a farm, housing for staff, and "The Old Folks Home."