Three Crowns Park

Three Crowns Park, located in Evanston, IL offers independent living, assisted living, memory care & life plan community/ccrc. Visit Provider Website

Swedish societies founded the organization behind Three Crowns Park in 1894. Its seven-acre, park-like campus is now home to 220 residents and 100 staff.

The campus is at 2323 McDaniel Avenue in Evanston, IL, on tree-lined streets across from an elementary school. It's a not-for-profit Life Plan community for people 62 and older, where several levels of care share one campus. McDaniel Courts opened in 2007 with 91 independent living apartments. Assisted living is in Landstrom Manor, and memory support is in Colfax House. The nursing households are attached to Landstrom Manor and McDaniel Courts.

Pricing and Life Care at Three Crowns Park

Three Crowns Park doesn't list a monthly price or an entrance fee amount on its website. Under its Type A Residency Agreements, you pay a one-time entrance fee and a monthly service fee based on the apartment style. Services, amenities and long-term health care are included. There are three plans:

• 90 percent of the entrance fee refunded if you move away
• 50 percent refunded, with a lower monthly fee
• A spend-down plan that keeps some of your assets free to invest or spend

Couples get full Life Care for two, with a reduced fee for the second person. A request through Get Pricing lays the three plans side by side for the apartment you like, so you can see what a bigger refund costs you each month.

Apartments at Three Crowns Park

Twelve residential floor plans run from the Hawthorne, a one-bedroom of 729 square feet, to the 1,785-square-foot Cottonwood two-bedroom. Each apartment has a full-size kitchen, an in-unit washer and dryer, spacious closets and a step-in shower, with extra storage down the hall and underground parking. Pioneer Place, built in 1909, is being reimagined with 23 new residences, some of the most spacious on campus.

Assisted Living and Memory Support at Three Crowns Park

Landstrom Manor has newly renovated studio and one-bedroom residences. The floor plans include a 780-square-foot studio and a 920-square-foot one-bedroom. Residents get three meals a day, with Sunday brunch and daily snacks. They can also eat at the Everyday Cafe, the Dragonfly and the Prince & Frog Pub. You or your loved one can move into assisted living without being a member of Three Crowns Park. Colfax House is a memory care household with a family-style living room, a den, a dining room and a kitchen where your loved one's meals are cooked. Its studios run from 320 to 420 square feet, and the Fullerton one-bedroom is 480.

Nursing and Rehab at Three Crowns Park

Long-term nursing care runs 24 hours a day in three small households. Elsa House is for people who need a higher level of nursing or specialized dementia care. After a hospital stay, Hartrey House gives short-term recovery care, called post-acute care. Your loved one can use Medicare and managed care benefits for it. The onsite rehab clinic offers physical, occupational and speech therapy. Respite stays have no minimum and run up to 60 days in assisted living or 30 in skilled nursing. They're private pay.

Life at Three Crowns Park

On campus you'll find an indoor heated pool, a health and fitness center, a salon and barber shop, a fine arts studio and a movie theater. The Dragonfly dining room serves dinner from a menu that draws on American and international dishes. The Bistro is casual, come as you are. A regular housekeeper and weekly shopping trips come with the monthly fee. Central Street's small shops are a stroll away. Northwestern University is a short distance from campus.