St. Patrick's Residence

St. Patrick's Residence St.

Patrick’s Residence offers long-term care and rehab services, providing compassionate physical, emotional, and spiritual support to all residents, fostering a close-knit, welcoming environment that feels like home for residents and their families. Patrick’s Residence Nursing and Rehabilitation is a not-for-profit, 210-bed, long-term care nursing and rehabilitation facility, which is served by the

Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm who, with their staff, care for the elderly regardless of race, disability, or religious affiliation.

There is something magical about a "perfect" spring day. Whether you're with family, chilling with friends, or diving in...
04/23/2026

There is something magical about a "perfect" spring day. Whether you're with family, chilling with friends, or diving into a page-turner, it's the ultimate recipe for an afternoon well spent.

Genesis is so patient, calm and caring with all of the residents on 2 West. If some residents are having a difficult day...
04/15/2026

Genesis is so patient, calm and caring with all of the residents on 2 West. If some residents are having a difficult day, she has been observed smiling, talking, encouraging and brightening their day, and afterwards the residents are smiling. You don’t have to ask her twice to help, even if the residents that are not assigned to her… she will happily jump in and help that resident.

We are thrilled to recognize Genesis who embodies the four Core Value of our Mission. Sponsored by the Guild of St. Patrick’s Residence

Senior Helpful Options Expo: Planning for AgingSt. Patrick’s is collaborating with 50 other agencies to engage in discus...
04/10/2026

Senior Helpful Options Expo: Planning for Aging

St. Patrick’s is collaborating with 50 other agencies to engage in discussions about optimizing your senior living experience.
Join us April 16 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM and April 17 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Grace Point Church located at 1320 East Chicago Avenue Naperville, IL Presented by the Naperville and Lisle Township Triad.

What manner of love is this that enters into suffering, remains in sacrifice, and gives itself fully?On Good Friday, we ...
04/03/2026

What manner of love is this that enters into suffering, remains in sacrifice, and gives itself fully?
On Good Friday, we pause to reflect on the depth of that love and the sacrifices made by those who came before us. It is a time to remember our calling to carry forward places where dignity is upheld and compassion is felt in every moment.

At the Carmelite System, this reflection lives on in the way we serve each day. The difference is love. ✨

Easter Fun in Full Swing!Our amazing residents were busy spreading Easter cheer by filling thousands of Easter eggs for ...
03/31/2026

Easter Fun in Full Swing!
Our amazing residents were busy spreading Easter cheer by filling thousands of Easter eggs for the Naperville Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt! With lots of teamwork, laughter, and a few sweet treats along the way, they proudly helped prepare for this special community tradition.

In His glory, He chose humility.At the Carmelite System, we continue to lead knowing that our vocation transforms into s...
03/29/2026

In His glory, He chose humility.

At the Carmelite System, we continue to lead knowing that our vocation transforms into servant leadership—protecting, sustaining, and carrying forward what has been entrusted to us. ✨

National Puppy Day! Our residents went all-in on “adopting” the fluffiest, low-maintenance furballs—no training needed, ...
03/27/2026

National Puppy Day! Our residents went all-in on “adopting” the fluffiest, low-maintenance furballs—no training needed, just endless joy.

Paige is a C.N.A. on our 2 East Unit during the day. She is someone who truly knows her residents needs and preferences ...
03/20/2026

Paige is a C.N.A. on our 2 East Unit during the day. She is someone who truly knows her residents needs and preferences which reassures them. Paige is an advocate for not only her residents but all residents on the units. We recently had a resident who only wanted Paige to care for her. When the resident was transitioning Paige made sure that she had a haircut and looked beautiful for her final journey home. We are thrilled to recognize Paige who embodies the four Core Value of our Mission.
Sponsored by the Guild of St. Patrick’s Residence

Luck of the Irish - The Guild of St. Patrick's FundraiserThanks to your overwhelming generosity, our annual St. Patrick’...
03/17/2026

Luck of the Irish - The Guild of St. Patrick's Fundraiser
Thanks to your overwhelming generosity, our annual St. Patrick’s Day Guild Fundraiser was a huge success, raising over $50,000 for the residents of St. Patrick’s.
To every single person who purchased a ticket, made a direct donation or joined us for the festivities—thank you for your energy and your spirit! To the Guild members who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make the magic happen, you are the greatest gift our residents could receive. A shoutout to Mayor Wehrli for taking time out of his day to join the fun!

St. Patrick’s Day Parade: Paint the Town GreenOur staff and volunteers came armed with beads, candy and an overflowing p...
03/14/2026

St. Patrick’s Day Parade: Paint the Town Green
Our staff and volunteers came armed with beads, candy and an overflowing pot of St. Patrick’s Residence spirit! If there were an award for "Most Enthusiastic Hand-Waving," our residents would take home the gold. A massive thank you to the West Suburban Irish for putting on such a fantastic parade and to everyone who cheered for St. Patrick’s Residence as we rolled by.

03/13/2026

This week, we honor the women and congregations whose courage continues to shape the ministries we steward today. Their stories are not simply history.

They are living blueprints for how faith becomes action and compassion becomes care that lasts.

Some were pioneers who stepped into mission territory when the need was great and the path forward uncertain. Mother Angeline McCrory built a ministry that affirmed the dignity of elders. Elizabeth Bruyère carried mercy into remote communities and created systems that ensured compassion would endure. Mother Cabrini crossed an ocean to serve immigrants in poverty, transforming love into institutions of healing and care.

Others ensured that the mission would endure for generations. The Sisters of St. Basil the Great demonstrate the courage to preserve ministries that serve elders and communities. Blessed Mary Angela Truszkowska dared to be prophetic, forming values of dignity, compassion, transformation, solidarity, and justice that continue to guide Felician ministries today.

Together, these women remind us that mission is not only something we begin. It is something we faithfully protect, strengthen, and carry forward.

Find more here: https://www.carmelitesystem.org/news-and-events/

As Catholic Sisters Week concludes, we reflect on the “Stories of Hope and Heart” that define the lives of women religio...
03/13/2026

As Catholic Sisters Week concludes, we reflect on the “Stories of Hope and Heart” that define the lives of women religious. Their decades of faithful service in healthcare and elder care embody perseverance, humility, and deep trust in God’s providence. Through both visible leadership and hidden sacrifice, they have advanced compassion and justice in countless communities. May we continue to serve with the same courage and mercy. 💛🙏

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1400 Brookdale Road
Naperville, IL
60563

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

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+16304166565

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St. Patrick’s Residence is a nonprofit, long-term care and short-term rehabilitation senior community, which is served by the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm. Since 1964, the Sisters and their staff and volunteers have lovingly cared for individuals with love, respect and dignity.