Getting your life back to normal after surgery
Some surgeries are to relieve pain while others help the body operate better. Whether it’s a joint replacement or a heart bypass surgery, each inpatient surgical procedure…
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Feeling depressed? Try these mood-boosting activities
Despite our best laid plans, unexpected things happen. An illness, a fall, loss of a loved one or being quarantined can make it hard to live life…
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Families: Get Email Updates
If you have a loved one at Glenview Terrace and would like to receive timely COVID-19 updates directly to your email, please call 847.729.9090. Thank you.
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10 foods that fight inflammation and improve your health
Inflammation occurs when a part of your body becomes red, swollen and painful. Although this sounds terrible, sometimes inflammation can be a good thing. Acute inflammation is…
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An Important Update from Glenview Terrace’s Administrator
As you know, COVID-19 is a rapidly evolving situation, and as it evolves we’re committed to updating you on measures taken within Glenview Terrace in connection with…
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Tips for avoiding the painful occurrence of kidney stones
Unless you have had a painful experience with a kidney stone, you most likely don’t think about them. Kidney stones are hard deposits made of minerals and…
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Latest Glenview Terrace COVID-19 Update
In this unprecedented and challenging time we’re now living in, Glenview Terrace is as committed as ever to the optimal health and safety of those we serve….
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Taking steps to avoid germs and viruses
This year of tackling illness-causing viruses has presented its own unique challenges. Figuring out how to avoid such viruses as COVID-19 and other germs has never been…
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COVID-19 Statement
We at Glenview Terrace want you to know that our primary concern, as always, is the well-being of those we serve. That’s why, in this time of…
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Reducing the risk of developing common chronic diseases
Chronic diseases are usually defined as health conditions that last one or more years and require continuous medical attention. The Centers for Disease Control lists heart disease,…
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