Pioneer Gardens
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- 3800 South Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago, IL 60653
- (773) 420-4100
- 3.0 ( 7 reviews )
- Assisted Living
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About This Community
Pioneer Gardens Affordable Supportive Living is what we call “A Miracle on 38th Street” located in the heart of the Bronzeville Community at 3800 South Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago. This 8-story building offers a community setting for mature adults age 65 and older needing some assistance with daily living activities.
Reviews
3.0
( 7 Reviews )
Roylyn
September 12, 2022
My brother is in Pioneer Gardens, and he's in his second month there. We are elated. It's wonderful. We appreciate them. We love them and the accommodations. He's so happy. He was so sad before, and we were so worried. We were scared. I'm like, "My brother's going to be homeless." However, they accepted him. We're just overwhelmed with happiness.
He said that everyone is just wonderful and attentive. Everybody is working with him. They give him his medicine. They will give him a ride to the doctor and pick him up from the doctor. He said the food is delicious.
They are very clean. They even come in and clean his room for him once a week. They do his laundry for him. They have a place where he can go to buy a soda or something, if he has any little money left after paying from Social Security. It's just wonderful. He just likes sitting outside, and he'll stand on his balcony. He is not involved in any activities. If you have a low income, you have a place that is very clean.
Gerald
July 17, 2017
The place seemed clean, and everything was tidy when we toured Pioneer Gardens. There was no odor or anything pleasant about that we can see. The staff is friendly; we got a nice tour from the director and talked about the programs and details of how they would care for my mom.
What impressed me is it sounded as though they were very concerned about making sure that she was kept busy and attended to as often as possible. They have accommodations for people who have memory difficulty. They serve meals and take care of laundry. They arrange transportations for doctors’ visits, and also make sure that the residents’ medications are taken in a timely manner.
WA
May 03, 2017
I just received a review of the building. None of the staff showed us around. It was kind of old and run down. They used a old lady with a bad back and cane. When asked do they have roaches the Sales and Marketing lady got smart and said no, that they spray every other day. What a liar! I don't trust anything that she says!
Anonymous111270150
July 28, 2015
Pioneer Gardens was a big disappointment because the lady that showed me around was very unprofessional. The dining area was not clean.
4seniors2
July 06, 2015
This is of the worse facilities in IL. My parent was there and he experienced mental and verbal abuse from most of the staff members. The food is not healthy or tasty for the residence before and after the head chef change. Management allows the staff the run of the facility and are not concerned with the health and welfare of the residence. If you love your relative this is not a good place for them to be.
Visitor0522
June 12, 2013
My parents chose Pioneer Gardens because they have relatives in Chicago who can easily go and see them. I have been there several times visiting them and I think it's a good environment for them to be in at this point in time. The staff are helpful. The facility is a fairly new building and it's very nice. Overall, it has been good.
Auntie Cathie
August 28, 2012
In reviewing the facility, I saw the apartment with a balcony and kitchen. The common dining room was lovely. Residents were gathered at the nursing station for their medication. So apparently their was adequate cares available, these did include help with getting up and going to bed if necessary. These would have been necessary for the woman I was making arrangements for.
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