Advocates for Aging Care proudly announces that it has received Certificate of Need (CON) approval to build a new skilled nursing facility in Champaign County, marking a major milestone in the organization's mission to expand access to high-quality long-term care for older adults. A delegation of volunteers from the nonprofit, joined by State Senator Paul Faraci, traveled to Bolingbrook on Tuesday to testify before the Illinois Department of Public Health’s Health Facilities and Services...

Advocates for Aging Care has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent with a Savoy landowner to purchase approximately 10 acres for a proposed 10-cottage, 120-bed skilled nursing facility. The site is part of a larger parcel located south of Liberty on the Lake, north of Old Church Road, and east of Mattis Avenue. The plan envisions a residential-style setting with 10 cottages and one administrative building. Unlike commercial or multi-family developments, the Cottages are designed to blend into...

As Advocates for Aging Care enters its third year of grassroots efforts to bring more skilled nursing care to Champaign County, we are eager to share significant updates with our 575 community advocates before they are made public. In addition to filing paperwork with the State, our dedicated group of volunteers has finalized both the skilled care model and the prospective facility location - two key milestones in increasing access to skilled care for residents of Champaign County. The...