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Palos Heights Senior Living

Assisted Living/Shared Housing Establishment · Palos Heights, Cook County · IDPH license #5107435

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Is Palos Heights Senior Living licensed by the Illinois Department of Public Health?

Yes. Palos Heights Senior Living at 7100 West College Drive in Palos Heights holds an active IDPH Assisted Living/Shared Housing Establishment license, number 5107435, held by PH Operator, LLC. The current license period runs December 9, 2025 to December 8, 2026.

Licensing agencyIllinois Department of Public Health (IDPH), Office of Health Care Regulation
License typeAssisted Living/Shared Housing Establishment
IDPH license #5107435
IDPH facility ID6024436
Licensee (legal operator)PH Operator, LLC
StatusActive
Licensed units79 total · 55 regular · 24 Alzheimer · 0 floating
Alzheimer's special care unitYes — 24 Alzheimer units on the license
Current license periodDecember 9, 2025 – December 8, 2026
Earliest license period in IDPH's online systemDecember 9, 2023
Change of ownership on fileNone recorded at this address
Inspection / enforcement recordNone posted in the IDPH public lookup (checked October 2026)
Address7100 West College Drive, Palos Heights, IL · Cook County
Phone (as filed with IDPH)(708) 469-4012
State recordView this establishment in the IDPH lookup

Source: IDPH Licensing & Certification System public lookup. Last verified: October 2026.

What care is Palos Heights Senior Living licensed to provide in Palos Heights?

IDPH licenses Palos Heights Senior Living for 79 assisted living units: 55 regular assisted living units, 24 Alzheimer's/dementia special care units. About 30% of the licensed units are dedicated to Alzheimer's care, so dementia support is a meaningful part of its program.

Illinois licenses assisted living by living unit rather than by bed. An Alzheimer unit belongs to a special care program for people with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, which the Assisted Living and Shared Housing Act (210 ILCS 9) and 77 Ill. Adm. Code 295 hold to added staffing, training and environment requirements.

Who operates Palos Heights Senior Living, and has ownership changed?

The licensee of record for Palos Heights Senior Living is PH Operator, LLC. IDPH shows 3 license period(s) for this establishment in its online system, the earliest beginning December 9, 2023, and no change-of-ownership record at this address.

IDPH's online system only reaches back to its 2023 migration, so a community can be licensed far longer than the earliest period shown; ask the community when it first opened.

Does Palos Heights Senior Living have IDPH inspections or enforcement actions on record?

None are posted. As of October 23, 2026, the IDPH public lookup lists no survey reports, violations or enforcement actions for Palos Heights Senior Living. That reflects what IDPH publishes online, not a guarantee that no survey has taken place.

Ask the administrator for the most recent IDPH survey and any plan of correction — establishments receive them and can share them. To raise a concern, call IDPH's Central Complaint Registry at 1-800-252-4343, or reach the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program through the Illinois Department on Aging Senior HelpLine at 1-800-252-8966.

What other licensed assisted living is near Palos Heights Senior Living in Palos Heights?

Palos Heights Senior Living is in Palos Heights, Cook County. Across Cook County, IDPH lists 84 active establishments, 61 with Alzheimer units.

For local senior services, contact AgeOptions, the Area Agency on Aging for suburban Cook County. For help comparing options, call Chicago Senior Advisor at (877) 203-5053 — free for families.

Last verified: October 2026 against the IDPH Facility Lookup. Licensing details can change between refreshes — call us for a same-day check.

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