Forty years is a long run for a single assisted living building, and Independence Village of Naperville has spent all of it at 1030 Aurora Ave, in Naperville’s Park District neighborhood. The two-story community offers private rooms, and its Walk Score of 60 means residents and visiting family can knock out some errands on foot, with a mix of nearby amenities within reach.
There’s a doctor on staff, nursing services, and 24-hour staffing, plus rehab services and respite care for families who need a short-term bridge. Therapy coverage spans physical, occupational, and speech therapy, alongside emotional wellness support. Chiropractic care, podiatry, vision care, and hearing health services extend the list further, and the community also provides hospice and palliative care, which matters for families trying to avoid a late-stage transfer to another setting.
Pets are welcome, which isn’t a small detail for residents who don’t want to give one up to make the move. The building’s amenities lean toward daily comfort and routine: an exercise room, computer lab, and a salon and barber shop, plus a spa and an on-site restaurant. Outside, there’s a courtyard, garden, and patio. A dedicated wellness center and wellness program back a branded track called Assisted Independence™, aimed at residents who want support without losing autonomy over their day.
This adds up to a long-tenured assisted living community that has built out its medical and therapy bench well beyond baseline, positioning it for residents whose care needs may grow over time.
