Getting to Know Harvester Place
Harvester Place is operated by Anthem Memory Care and offers memory care in the Burr Ridge area (DuPage County). It is the only Patriot Angels memory care partner in Burr Ridge so far. More memory care in Burr Ridge.
Memory Care and Other Care at Harvester Place
Memory care
“Delivers dedicated memory care services with trained staff and individualized support.”
Memory Care in Burr Ridge →Paying for Memory Care at Harvester Place
Harvester Place is private and not run by VA. That is where Aid & Attendance helps: the benefit goes to the family, who can apply it to care here. Families often add Social Security, a pension, savings or proceeds from the house. Before applying, review VA’s income and net worth limits so the memory care bill is counted the right way.
| Household | Maximum Aid & Attendance per month | Left of a $7,495 bill |
|---|---|---|
| Two veterans married, both qualifying | $3,845 | $3,650 |
| Veteran married to a non-veteran | $2,874 | $4,621 |
| Single veteran | $2,424 | $5,071 |
| Surviving spouse | $1,558 | $5,937 |
Compared with the Illinois memory care figure of $7,495 a month. That is a state figure, not this community’s price; ask Harvester Place for its rate sheet.
See If Your Veteran Qualifies for Memory Care Help at Harvester Place
A wartime veteran or surviving spouse who needs supervision because of dementia may qualify for up to $3,845 a month toward care at Harvester Place. Answer a few questions to find out at no cost. A spouse of a living veteran can sometimes qualify too; see whether a spouse of a living veteran can get Aid & Attendance.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (844) 757-3047
Other Memory Care Partners Near Harvester Place
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Veteran Families We’ve Helped
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Memory Care Questions About Harvester Place
Can Aid & Attendance be used at Harvester Place?
Yes. The benefit is paid to the veteran or surviving spouse, so it can go toward memory care at a private community like Harvester Place.
Does Harvester Place also offer assisted living?
Assisted living is not listed for Harvester Place; it focuses on memory care.
Is memory care at Harvester Place staffed around the clock?
Yes. Harvester Place reports care staff present 24/7, which matters for residents with dementia who are awake or restless at night.
