Romeoville now has one of the best senior centers in the area: the Ovation Center on Weber Road, built out of a former Target store, with a ballroom, classrooms, a walking track and a coffee shop. For an older parent living alone, the trouble is getting there, and getting through the rest of the week at home. Elderly care Romeoville IL families arrange with Guided with Grace covers both: a screened caregiver who helps with the house and the daily routine, and who drives your parent to the places that keep them active.
Our home care services are combined around the person. In Romeoville that usually means practical help at home plus the rides and company that keep a parent involved in the village’s senior programs.
A plan often starts with a few visits a week and changes as your parent’s needs do. Personal care can be added after a hospital stay, or a companion for extra outings, with the same caregiver throughout wherever possible.
Many Romeoville parents moved into their homes decades ago and plan to stay. These are the situations that bring their families to us.
Weber Road and Route 53 are not walking routes. A caregiver who drives keeps your parent connected.
A few visits a week keep the house running and give the day some structure.
The weeks after a discharge from AdventHealth Bolingbrook or Silver Cross are when help at home matters most.
Distribution and manufacturing shifts along I-55 leave little time. A caregiver covers the gaps.
Romeoville has invested in its older residents, and a caregiver helps a parent make the most of it.
The Ovation Center at 349 South Weber Road opened in 2024. Senior Services of Will County created it from a former Target store with the village’s support, and it includes meeting rooms, classrooms, a ballroom, a walking track and a coffee shop open to the public. The Village of Romeoville’s recreation department runs senior programs such as Nickel Bingo on Mondays and Tuesdays and the Grub Club, restaurant outings with transportation included (815-886-6222), and the village police offer free senior safety programs.
Part of Romeoville lies in DuPage Township, whose Levy Senior Center at 251 Canterbury Lane in Bolingbrook (630-759-3411) offers free membership, hot lunches, classes and trips to township residents 55 and older. The Senior Services Center of Will County in Joliet, (815) 723-9713, coordinates the Illinois Community Care Program for residents 60 and older who qualify, and Access Will County Dial-a-Ride, registered through (815) 774-6346, serves residents 60 and older across the county. AgeGuide’s Family Caregiver Support Program (1-800-528-2000) supports the family. UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook, Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox and Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet are the hospitals most of our Romeoville clients use.
Guided with Grace serves Romeoville, Bolingbrook and Lockport from our Naperville office. More about the agency.
We look for caregivers who enjoy getting people out and about, not just keeping house, and we match on personality and interests. Every caregiver is screened, background checked and trained before placement, and Guided with Grace is a licensed and insured non-medical home care agency in Illinois.
Your parent sees the same caregiver wherever the schedule allows, and if the match is wrong we change it. The FAQ page covers more.
It starts with a phone call.
Phone (630) 608-3956 or use the contact page. Tell us about your parent’s week and what has changed.
We meet your parent, look at the house and hear what they enjoy.
Help at home, the outings that matter and the visit schedule.
Care can often begin within a few days of the consultation.
Any of these can be part of the plan.
The same team covers neighboring towns.
Yes. Driving your parent to classes, the walking track or the coffee shop, and staying if they want company, is part of the plan when you want it.
Yes. The Community Care Program, coordinated by the Senior Services Center of Will County, funds some in-home help for residents 60 and older who qualify. We are a private agency, and many families use both.
Yes. They are screened, background checked and trained before placement, and we are licensed and insured in Illinois.
Yes, and stay with her.
No. We provide non-medical care; home health nurses handle clinical tasks.
Yes. Most families start small and add more as needed.
Yes, along with Crest Hill, Lemont, Woodridge, Joliet and Plainfield.
Tell us about your parent’s week in Romeoville. Call (630) 608-3956 or schedule a consultation.
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