Chico Housing Team
What we offer
We want to give our residents the best place to reside in

Worry-free Financing

Joyful Lifestyle

Easy-book Services
Our Story
What we do & how we started
The idea is to create a financial, social, and physical center catering to the elderly. As a non-profit organization that cares for residents during their final days, we emphasize resident care and health.
Our elderly care center nurtures friendships and daily activities to create the best environment. Moreover, the charges are affordable, and we don’t have any hidden costs. This gives you the financial, social, and physical peace of mind as you age gracefully.
Brief History of the Home Care
We offer lifestylE and community

Assisted Living
Our home care service has been around for quite a while. The service was first created in 1982 to provide home care services to people living with special needs. A few years later, some donors noticed the work we were doing. They marshaled funds and injected them into our home care center. As a result, we bought our first permanent premises in Chicago. This was a 3-acre nursing home where the elderly and those with special needs received personalized assistance.
Dementia Patients
In 1999, we opened another branch in New York. The New York branch handles issues affecting the elderly, especially those who have dementia. We have made great efforts to help dementia patients live with dignity.


More Info
- Phone: +601-898-3144
- Address: 32nd Street and Park in Chicago
Meet Our Founder, Janet Bell
Janet Bell is a veteran home care expert
She started offering home care services back in the 1960s. She is a graduate of New York University, where she studied social work and nursing. She relocated to New York in the 1970s. It wasn’t long before her superiors noticed her work.
Promotions started flowing in quick succession, and she attained the rank of managing director in 1978. However, the new managing director role kept her away from her real passion. Consequently, she resigned from her job in 1980 to start a new home care service. The Home Care service was cash strained initially, but she has managed to turn it around.