Clarendale Six Corners is a 144-unit mid-rise at 4715 W Irving Park Rd, in the Old Irving Park neighborhood of Chicago. Portage Park Operations, LLC runs the building. It offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care, all in one place. Residents must be 55 or older to move in.
Apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom sizes. Price depends on the kind of care a resident needs. Independent living starts at $3,800 a month; assisted living runs $4,185; memory care is $4,800.
Two programs stand out: Health and Wellness Navigation, and the Heartfelt Connections Memory Care Program. Both are staffed by licensed nurses and certified nursing assistants who are trained in Alzheimer’s care.
Residents also get dining, beauty services, transportation, housekeeping, and group social activities. Pets are welcome, too. Nobody has to give up a dog or cat they’ve had for years just to move in.
The Walk Score is 92, which is near the top of the scale, so most errands can be done on foot. A recent complaint review found the community fully compliant, with no deficiencies. The complaint itself turned out to be unsubstantiated.
Clarendale Six Corners is built so residents can stay put as their needs change. Someone could move in fully independent and, years later, transition into memory care, all without ever leaving the building.















