Partners
Trusted Partners
Our trusted partners Rush University Medical Center, CJE SeniorLife and Mather LifeWays have extensive expertise in helping people age 50+ enjoy active and independent lives. Besides a full range of health education resources available on line, in person, by mail or toll free telephone number, partner services that help you remain engaged, safe and well include:
- Vetted medical and home health services
- Pharmacy discounts
- Free wellness evaluations and seminars
- Preferred access to Chicago's top-rated geriatric care practice, plus personalized patient assistance
- Seminar on issues such as care-giving and cognitive health
- A free health & aging membership program
Membership in Lincoln Park Village provides a reliable resource network - professional, neighborly and close by - for you and your family.
Current Lincoln Park Village partners are:
Rush University Medical Center
Rush University Medical Center's Older Adult Programs brings together resource and information assistance, counseling, innovative educational programs, caregiver support services, and support groups in order to improve the health and quality of life of older adults and caregivers. Its Rush Generations membership program reaches out to members with a health and wellness newsletter, which includes a calendar of upcoming educational events. Older Adult Programs also facilitate access to care and physician appointments through Rush's Patient Special Services.
CJE SeniorLife
The mission of CJE SeniorLife is to facilitate independence of older adults and to enhance quality of life through a comprehensive network of housing, health care, community services, education and applied research. With more than 36 years of experience, CJE SeniorLife resources range from healthy aging programs to geriatric care management to home health services throughout metropolitan Chicago and its suburbs.
Based in Evanston, Illinois, Mather LifeWays enhances the lives of older adults by creating ways to age well. Mather LifeWays is dedicated to providing a continuum of living and care; making neighborhoods better places for older adults to live, work, learn, contribute, and play; and identifying, implementing, and sharing progressive practices for wellness, workforce issues, and empowering caregivers.