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Anonymous
Loved one of resident/client
A Positive Experience Finding the Right Place
A Place for Mom was invaluable in helping our family find the right facility for my Aunt, in a very tight time frame. Belmont Village Lincoln Park was our choice. Our Aunt has resided there 6 months and we are very pleased with the staff and the professional care that she is receiving. The facility is clean, her apartment is spacious and the meals are tasty and nutritious. My Aunt was isolated in her apartment and at Belmont Village seems to be enjoying the activities and socialization. We are very pleased.
Read all reviewsBelmont Village Lincoln Park
At Belmont Village Lincoln Park, you'll find the perfect blend of comfort, care, and active living. The mid-rise building maintains the look and feel of the area with an architectural style very closely replicating the Nellie Black building that previously occupied the site. Nestled in the new Lincoln Commons area, the community is surrounded by premier dining, shopping, and entertainment. Belmont Village Lincoln Park offers an abundance of amenities, including an array of elegantly designed common areas for gatherings and a technology center to help you stay connected.
Belmont Village Lincoln Park is in a great location for seniors who enjoy getting out and staying active. The senior living community is close to multiple grocery stores, banks, and more. Seniors will find plenty to do for a nice day out with family and friends like grabbing a bite to eat at one of the many nearby restaurants, visiting the lake for a great view, or going shopping on the magnificent mile.
Everything you need to thrive physically, socially, and mentally is at your fingertips, including a professionally managed fitness center with on-site therapy, a licensed nurse and well-trained staff on-site 24/7, and a vibrant social activity calendar. Enjoy restaurant-style dining and...
Belmont Village Lincoln Park
Total monthly costs depend on room type, select services, and the level of care needed
*Prices quoted are monthly rental charges and are provided by the communities themselves. Actual prices may differ due to one-time fees, timing and care services required. Speak with your Senior Living Advisor to learn more.
8.3 out of 10 Review Score50 reviews | 10 out of 10 Review Score32 reviews | 9.8 out of 10 Review Score41 reviews | 9.8 out of 10 Review Score28 reviews |
Studio Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $7,900/mo | Studio Not available | Studio Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $6,200/mo | Studio Not available |
1 Bedroom Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $8,850/mo | 1 Bedroom Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $8,980/mo | 1 Bedroom Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $6,800/mo | 1 Bedroom Not available |
2 Bedrooms Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $17,900/mo | 2 Bedrooms Not available | 2 Bedrooms Starting at $X,XXX/moStarting at $8,100/mo | 2 Bedrooms Not available |
Active promotion No | Active promotion No | Active promotion No | Active promotion No |
Pet friendly Yes | Pet friendly Yes | Pet friendly Yes | Pet friendly No |
Care types offered 3 Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living | Care types offered 3 Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living | Care types offered 3 Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living | Care types offered 2 Assisted Living, Memory Care |
A Place for Mom has scored Belmont Village Lincoln Park with 8.3 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 10 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Belmont Village Lincoln Park has 50 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 4.4 out of 5.
Frances
Not SureToured community
October 8, 2026
Residents seem to be happy and engaged. The facility is very clean and I'm told the food is actually good. The staff was professional and friendly. Downsides - due to the location, there is not a lot of natural light, especially on the lower floors. If you have a south-facing view on an upper floor, you can get some decent light.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 28, 2026
A Place for Mom was invaluable in helping our family find the right facility for my Aunt, in a very tight time frame. Belmont Village Lincoln Park was our choice. Our Aunt has resided there 6 months and we are very pleased with the staff and the professional care that she is receiving. The facility is clean, her apartment is spacious and the meals are tasty and nutritious. My Aunt was isolated in her apartment and at Belmont Village seems to be enjoying the activities and socialization. We are very pleased.
Chuck M
Not SureToured community
August 19, 2026
Belmont Villages is a superbly placed facility with excellent services. Large memory care studios add to its appeal. Relatively expensive with additional fees, Belmont Villages tends to attract patients with resources to pay. Yet value for money is high. You pay for what you get. Belmont Villages offer everything one could ask of a quality care facility.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 3, 2026
Very good communication with the Manager of the Memory Care Unit and other staff, in the initial weeks before I visited in person. This was very important as we were advised to delay our first visit to allow time for my Aunt to acclimate, and naturally there was some anxiety on my part, so the good communication with me was reassuring. So far so good in terms of a recommendation. I will add that A Place for Mom was a tremendous help. We had to find a place within a few days to move my Aunt and A Place For Mom was a huge help!
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
November 5, 2025
The attention to memory care patients can we lacking. Activities don't match the cognitive levels of the patients. They basically sit in one room all day and rarely get taken outside, to hear live music or have use of the theater. All promised during the tour. Communication with management is difficult. Hard to get responses.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 22, 2025
Staff is friendly and there are enough of them. Food variety is good and dining experience is as near restaurant level as one can get at an assisted living arrangement. it's not cheap - price increase for the year was surprisingly large.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
July 2, 2025
My experience with the head nurse was awful. My husband entered Belmont Village after a 3 week stay at Northwestern Hospital. He was in hospice care for only 5 days before he died at Belmont Village. The head nurse showed no empathy sympathy or courtesy towards my loss.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
December 3, 2024
I would give Belmont Village LP a rating of 5 ( best) in every category. No place is perfect; but we have been very pleased with the experience we have had the last 2.5 years. Belmont Village is especially good at engaging its residents in a variety of ways , through activities that meet them where they are. My mom is in the memory floor and the interaction and programming is outstanding. No one is isolated. The quality of care and concern for their residents is clear.
Anonymous
Independent LivingFamily/friend
November 21, 2024
My biggest issues are with the Memory care floor and not the overall experience. A bit of a bait and switch. Residence like my Mom who is mobile and fit are never included in the activities for the other residents so she is locked on a floor with no physical activities and they sit on the same room all day unless there is physical therapy. Don't walk them or bring them outside. I would have to pay extra to have them walk. Often pals are just sitting around when they could take some residents to patios or to hear the live music. Been a battle.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingNovember 13, 2024
Belmont Village Lincoln Park is a nice friendly facility. They offer good care. Cons: Understaffed, underorganized which makes it difficult getting questions answered, including financial.
Larry Dr.
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
June 6, 2024
Staff works well with family members and is very accommodating. Clean and Happy place. Nice food/restaurant style eating. Very friendly clients welcoming new people and making them feel at home. Very nice outside areas
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
May 6, 2024
All things being relative, it's a very nice facility. Staff is outstanding and genuinely caring. We had some issues when my uncle was on the memory care unit. He recovered -- his cognitive issues it turned out were temporary, due to a UTI -- and he was subsequently moved to assisted living floor. After the move there haven't been any problems, apart from the theft of some earbuds months ago. I would recommend Belmont Village.
Marc M
Memory CareResident/client
January 16, 2024
Unfortunately, like many others, we had a similar experience of Belmont Village. The biggest problem is the total lack of organization. The people working there really care about the residents, that is clear, however, the upper administration has changed so many times in recent years that is just became unsafe for residents, as often care plans were conflicting. People just are not able to do their jobs efficiently. The worrisome sight of ambulances there so often taking people away was rightfully scary. We had to move mom into another community and she has thrived every since moving out of BV.
David G
Memory CareFamily/friend
April 20, 2023
When I brought my friend to Belmont Village I knew immediately it was the right place for her. She was surrounded by people who actually cared. After all it's not everyday you are over 100 years old. In the few months she was a resident of Belmont Village, everyone treated her like she was a member of their own family. You could tell they wanted the best for her. Always helping her enjoy her last few months. I can only hope my daughter finds a place like Belmont Village for me if and when the need arises.
AP
Assisted LivingToured community
March 27, 2023
It was very nice and beautiful. It was very unique and more high end. It was more expensive. It wasn't as secure for my loved one.
R H
Memory CareToured community
February 28, 2023
Belmont Village Lincoln Park was a nice community. It was more than we wanted to spend though.
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
October 6, 2022
I toured Belmont Village and the tour was very nice, I thought they were very helpful. We were really looking for something more temporary because ultimately we wanted to move my mom to where my dad ended up, but we didn't know where he would be. Belmont Village was very nice, but very expensive. It would be a lot more heavier of a lift to get my mom moved in, which would mean harder to get her out as well, in terms of furniture, etc.. The community we chose made it very easy with having furniture already there. They also had a respite care way of looking at things and so did Belmont, but I didn't ever see their memory care area because my mom presents as someone who doesn't need memory care. So, I didn't feel I understood their memory care. They were kind of pushing more for assisted living for my mom and that wouldnt have been a good fit. The community we chose really understood and it was the first place we saw, so I was judging everything against them. The place we chose was also less expensive because they had a deal going on.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
September 20, 2022
This facility is excellent! It's new and very nice. The staff is wonderful. They are a bit short staffed, but that's everywhere right now. The food is good quality and they have a good variety. They do housekeeping often and do a great job. They also do laundry once a week or more often, if needed. Communication with the family could improve. I have to initiate most of it. I have no problem getting answers, but no one reaches out to me unless I've called them or asked them first. There's a huge variety of activities. I would recommend them to family and friends.
Dr L
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
February 10, 2022
The decision to move our mom into Memory Care was very difficult, but the staff at Belmont Village held our hand at every step. Mom is safer, well cared for, and, in fact, more engaged, since moving in. We are welcome to visit at any time, and we do! The personal assistants are just GEMS! They provide such respectful, compassionate care. Any concerns we have had have been promptly addressed.
anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
February 9, 2022
I would not send anyone you care about at all to this place. Specifically memory care. The administration, the staff, the caregivers everyone is horrendous. My husband was not cared for correctly and he was left for unsupervised. One day I had to go around and cut everyone's food due to no one being there and taking care of the residents. I had to move my loved one to another community. It was always hard to get a hold of management and there was no response or open communication. They have some special test that they are supposed to do with the residents and my husband did not have this. They also kept him in a chair instead of on his walker and now he is struggling with walking.
Belmont Village Lincoln Park
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