DuPage Care Center
RESTRICTED ACCESS
Based on IDPH requirements, limited access to the facility continues. All visitors must be screened and receive education related to the risks of visiting a long term care facility in advance of a visit. All visitors are required to wear masks regardless of vaccination status. Visitors and Families who have not received correspondence regarding visits may contact their loved ones Clinical Case Manager to arrange for visits by calling 630-665-6400. Thank you for your continued understanding and patience.
Send an email to your loved one!
Call the COVID Hotline at 630-784-4148 for facility updates
Do you have a Upcoming Scheduled Visit?
Please review the Family Visit Guidelines and Visitation map prior to your visit.
On the day of your visit, bring a completed Visitor risk exposure and counseling form. If you are unable to print this form, one will be provided when you arrive at the facility.
Reach out to your resident’s Clinical Case Manager if you are having trouble accessing the forms or have additional questions.
From Past to Present,
Celebrating over 130 Years of Dedicated Service to DuPage County
Residents!
The DuPage Care Center (formerly known as Convalescent Center) was originally built in 1888,
when it started as a County Alms House for the indigent. Residents of the home farmed the 217 acre parcel and had a herd of dairy cattle. They supported themselves and provided additional food to the county jail inmates. It wasn't until the 1930's
that it became a nursing facility that provided much needed health care to the community. It has developed into one of the most modern, best equipped, professionally staffed, treatment and rehabilitation centers for the chronically ill in the State
of Illinois.
Read More about the Care Center History