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LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR

Nursing home in Chicago, Illinois

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR CHICAGO INC

Chicago, Illinois · Cook

Medium · Not for Profit · Urban

Overall
5.0
Higher than 86% of IL homes

About LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR is a medium nursing home located in Chicago, Illinois, operated by LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR CHICAGO INC. Its CMS Five-Star overall rating is 5 out of 5 — much above average for IL. Health inspections rate 3/5, staffing 5/5, and quality measures 5/5.

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR is one of 77 nursing homes in Chicago, Illinois. The suburb average is 2.1★, and LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR rates 5★ overall. It currently scores at or above every other home in Chicago on overall rating.

Rating breakdown

Health inspections3.0 / 5
Staffing5.0 / 5
Quality measures5.0 / 5
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What does LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR cost?

LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR does not publish a public rate sheet. The figures below are state and national median monthly costs for nursing home care, based on the Genworth Cost of Care Survey. Use them as a planning benchmark — request a written quote from LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR for your specific room type, level of care, and Medicaid status.

Room typeIllinois medianNational medianAnnual (Illinois)
Semi-private room$7,270/mo$8,669/mo$87,240
Private room$8,669/mo$9,733/mo$104,028

Estimates only. Actual prices vary by room, care level, and payor source. See our guide to paying for a nursing home and VA Aid & Attendance benefits.

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Frequently asked questions about LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR

Five-Star Quality Ratings are published by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) using data from health inspections, payroll-based staffing reports, and clinical quality measures. Ratings reflect the most recent CMS extract we have imported — always confirm current ratings on Medicare.gov Care Compare before making care decisions.

Last updated: September 3, 2026 · Data refreshed from CMS Care Compare.