The Scottish Home

Annual Picnic The Scottish Home held their 94th annual picnic on Saturday August 7th on the grounds of the Scottish Home. This event, open to the public, is a family favorite and featured many different activities. A tradition for nearly a hundred years, the Scottish Home picnic began as a time for families of our residents to do spring cleaning, yard work and make repairs at the Home. Now the staff of the Home does all of the work and the picnic has become a social event that it not to be missed.

Residence Plans Assisted Living Plan means freedom from cooking, cleaning and home maintenance while enjoying a thriving social life surrounded by expert and professional staff. Nursing Care Plan meets every need and is equipped with 24-hour licensed nursing staff.

Amenities The Scottish Home has it all! Nestled on 5 wooded acres, we have many beautiful gardens, a large patio and a walking path. We have a cozy living room, three lovely dining rooms and a Great Room with a computer for resident use and a full kitchen.

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Our Services Services include Memory Support Program, Hinsdale Hospital Medical Resident Program, Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy, Transportation, Dining, Beauty and Barber Services, Life Enrichment Program.

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"Surviving the White Deluge" seminar

The Scottish Home will be hosting a presentation "Surviving the White Deluge: Techniques for Organizing Your Paper Work At Home" presented by Active Personal Business Management, Inc. It will held on Wednesday September 22, 2010 at 6:30pm in Heritage Hall at The Scottish Home. This is a free seminar open to the public and light refreshments will be served. To reserve your seat please contact Chris Cortez at 708.447.5092 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it by Monday September 20th.

Aid & Attendance Benefit Seminar

The Scottish Home invites families of wartime veterans and surviving spouses to attend a seminar on the Aid & Attendance Benefit. The seminar will be held on Thursday September 30, 2010 at 6:30pm at The Scottish Home in Heritage Hall. This is a free seminar and refreshments will be served. To reserve a seat contact Chris Cortez at 708.447.5092 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

'The Upside of Downsizing' Seminar

On Saturday October 9, 2010 the Scottish Home will host "The Upside of Downsizing: Moving Made Easier for Seniors". This informational seminar features Roz Byrne, Seniors Real Estate Specialist from RE/MAX. The seminar is designed to help seniors transition from a home into a more manageable living arrangement. The program will be held at The Scottish Home in Heritage Hall at 11:00a.m. This is a free seminar open to the public and refreshments will be served. To make a reservation please contact Chris Cortez at 708.447.5092 by Thursday October 7th.

Congratulations to the Scottish Home!

We were surveyed by the Illinois Department of Public Health and we are in compliance with no deficiencies. Click here to view the results: Scottish Home Survey Results

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Welcome to the Scottish Home

We are a small, private community providing both assisted living and nursing care services in a beautiful, intimate setting. Nestled on five wooded acres, we offer a wide range of activities and services to meet all of your needs. We are a non-profit organization providing services to older adults since 1910. We invite you to explore our website for more details on what makes the Scottish Home so unique.

Testimonials

“I want to express my sincere gratitude…to everyone at the Scottish Home for the wonderful care you gave Pat…God must have been watching over us when we were able to move her there. I know how content and appreciated she felt during her stay thanks to the care of so many who attended to her. It was such a comfort to me to know she was in such a wonderful home. May you forever be blessed for the wonderful work you do.”
— Margie M.