The Pearl Of Montclare

Name: The Pearl Of Montclare
Address: 2833 North Nordica Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 60634, United States
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Chicago Illinois, United States , Illinois , United States

4.5 on Google · 79 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About The Pearl Of Montclare

The Pearl Of Montclare, located in Chicago, provides short-term post-hospital rehabilitation along with long-term skilled nursing care. The community also offers assisted living and memory care services, making it a option for families seeking support across a range of needs, from recovery after a hospital stay to ongoing daily care. This mix of services means The Pearl Of Montclare can work for individuals who need focused rehabilitation following surgery or illness, as well as those requiring more permanent nursing home support or specialized memory care. Families considering this community may be looking for a single location that can accommodate changing care needs over time, rather than a move between separate facilities. Those researching care here are encouraged to contact the community directly to confirm specific details about current programs, room availability, and how the different levels of care are structured on-site.

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Amy Navarro 2 months ago

When I was looking for a place for my aunt to get her rehabilitation, I looked on here and I seen a lot of four stars and positive reviews! Though I experienced the complete opposite, my aunt was on the first floor for the rehab for her physical therapy occupational therapy and speech therapy, they said she was supposed to be evaluated the first week they left her laying in the bed she can walk with a walker, the CNAs and the nurses left her in the bed day and night when I would go visit her or my daughter go visit her she was always crying her mental status was declining she was distraught, I went one evening straight from the airport, I think his name was Keith he was the head nurse that night, I was asking him for something for nausea and vomiting because all of a sudden when we got her up she started vomiting and you know he tells me what you should have left her laying down you shouldn't have got her up! How dare you , and all of a sudden she started vomiting in front of him he didn't do anything he just stood there looking at his computer so I grabbed his garbage can and gave it to her for her vomit in he had a very poor attitude I don't know how these people get jobs dealing with vulnerable people So they never got her up she was still in bed with pajamas on I brought her a bag of clothes so they can dress her help her get dressed and put on her gym shoes they not once dressed her they left her in her pajamas and the only reason why they showered her because my daughter was there, I went there straight from the airport August 23rd 2026 she was laying in bed it was so it's hot in there also she was I asked the CNA let's get her up and out of the bed it was about 6:00 p.m. when we get her out her bed was smeared with poop and she was sweat drenched from the top of her head from the back of her hair all the way down to her buttocks while the CNA was changing her bed sheets and the CNA kept telling me this wasn't me this wasn't me, I was washing her up set up i
Nyselle Flores a month ago

My dad has been here for over a year and they have the best community and staff there! They get him dressed every day and put him in his wheelchair so he can socialize and participate in the weekly activities. My dad is so happy here!

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Chicagoland Veterans Command Post 5 months ago

Our mom Genowefa, known as “ Jean”, spent time on the rehab floor at this wonderful facility. All the employees, from management, the nurses to rehab professionals and regular staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Our mom stated that the meals were well prepared and very good. We highly recommend this facility,
Arica Clayton 9 months ago

I truly enjoy the staff. The rehab department is fantastic, the CNA staff cares, and the housekeeping makes this place a home for the residents. Activities provides fun games and events that the resident truly love. The doctors are compassionate and available.
Bianca Perez a year ago

I want to express my heart felt feelings about this facility. I am a young adult with Spina Bifida and recently underwent reconstructive surgery on both of my feet. For recovery, I chose The Pearl of Montclare—and it turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve made. After 23 years, I began learning how to walk again, and the staff supported and encouraged me every single step of the way. Having stayed in other nursing homes before, I can confidently say that The Pearl of Montclare is by far the cleanest, most welcoming, and compassionate facility I’ve experienced. The hospitality was incredible, and the entire team—from the CNAs and nurses to the therapy staff—was attentive, accommodating, and genuinely understanding of my needs. I’m so grateful for the care I received, and I would absolutely recommend The Pearl of Montclare to anyone looking for a place that feels like home during recovery. 10/10—highly recommend! Special Shout-out to my amazing mother Kayla that referred me to this facility thank you for being my lifetime nurse & best friend. My wonderful Therapy Team Pai,Brandy,Arnell,Emily, Michelle that encouraged me to work hard everyday!! My amazing care team Kim(Nurse) Feyi(Cna) Vanessa(Cna) Camerah(Cna) Deidra(Cna) Dina(Nurse) & so many more! Thank you for all you've done & continue to support me on my journey. You all mean so much to me!!