Assisted Living/Shared Housing Establishment · Woodridge, DuPage County · IDPH license #5106189
It is. The Illinois Department of Public Health shows license 5106189 as active for Cedarhurst of Naperville at 3333 75th Street, Woodridge, held by Alexandra Noel Ricci. The current license period runs July 13, 2026 to July 12, 2027.
| Licensing agency | Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH), Office of Health Care Regulation |
|---|---|
| License type | Assisted Living/Shared Housing Establishment |
| IDPH license # | 5106189 |
| IDPH facility ID | 6021828 |
| Licensee (legal operator) | Alexandra Noel Ricci |
| Status | Active |
| Licensed units | 110 total · 85 regular · 25 Alzheimer · 0 floating |
| Alzheimer's special care unit | Yes — 25 Alzheimer units on the license |
| Current license period | July 13, 2026 – July 12, 2027 |
| Earliest license period in IDPH's online system | July 13, 2023 |
| Change of ownership on file | None recorded at this address |
| Inspection / enforcement record | None posted in the IDPH public lookup (checked October 2026) |
| Address | 3333 75th Street, Woodridge, IL · DuPage County |
| Phone (as filed with IDPH) | (630) 442-1525 |
| State record | View this establishment in the IDPH lookup |
Source: IDPH Licensing & Certification System public lookup. Last verified: October 2026.
IDPH licenses Cedarhurst of Naperville for 110 assisted living units: 85 regular assisted living units, 25 Alzheimer's/dementia special care units. About 23% 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.
The licensee of record for Cedarhurst of Naperville is Alexandra Noel Ricci. IDPH shows 4 license period(s) for this establishment in its online system, the earliest beginning July 13, 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.
None are posted. As of October 23, 2026, the IDPH public lookup lists no survey reports, violations or enforcement actions for Cedarhurst of Naperville. 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.
Cedarhurst of Naperville is the only IDPH-licensed assisted living establishment listed in Woodridge, DuPage County. Across DuPage County, IDPH lists 40 active establishments, 35 with Alzheimer units.
Hospitals families near Woodridge commonly use include Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital — worth knowing for emergency transfers and specialist follow-ups.
For benefits counseling, caregiver programs and in-home services, the local agency is the Northeastern Illinois Area Agency on Aging, which serves DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will counties.
By licensed size, Cedarhurst of Naperville is larger than most assisted living establishments in DuPage County: its 110 assisted living units rank #6 of 40 establishments with published unit counts, against a county median of 78. Metro-wide it ranks #27 of 228.
88% of DuPage County establishments list Alzheimer units, 1211 in total; Cedarhurst of Naperville's 25 make up 2% of the county's licensed dementia capacity. Size isn't quality — a smaller building can mean more consistent staff — but it shapes the feel of daily life, the range of activities, and how likely an opening is when you need one.
IDPH's online system shows 4 license periods for Cedarhurst of Naperville, beginning July 13, 2023. Illinois assisted living licenses run for one year and are renewed annually, so an unbroken chain of periods is what a well-run renewal history looks like. The licensed unit mix has stayed the same across these periods.
Illinois assisted living establishments are licensed under the Assisted Living and Shared Housing Act (210 ILCS 9) and 77 Ill. Adm. Code 295. In practice that means a written residency contract that spells out services and fees, an individualized service plan, staff on site around the clock, and an annual unannounced IDPH visit.
The Act also limits who can live in assisted living. Generally, an establishment can't admit or keep a resident who needs 24-hour skilled nursing, total assistance with two or more activities of daily living, or care for serious pressure sores, outside narrow exceptions such as hospice. Ask how Cedarhurst of Naperville applies those limits before you sign.
Because the license lists Alzheimer units, the dementia program must also meet the Act's special care unit requirements and the Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias Special Care Disclosure Act, which requires a written description of the program's philosophy, staffing, training and activities. Ask for that disclosure document.
Private pay covers most stays, typically from savings, retirement income or a home sale. If your parent holds long-term care insurance, ask the community to complete the claim paperwork — most policies cover licensed assisted living after an elimination period. VA Aid and Attendance can add a monthly pension benefit for eligible wartime veterans and surviving spouses.
For Medicaid, Illinois uses the Supportive Living Program rather than paying assisted living rent directly, and SLP communities are certified separately by HFS — confirm with Cedarhurst of Naperville whether it participates before counting on it. For free benefits counseling, contact the Northeastern Illinois Area Agency on Aging.
Cedarhurst of Naperville doesn't publish its rates to IDPH, so we don't list a price for it. For context, memory care across the Chicago metro typically runs $5,500–$8,000 a month in 2026, with regular assisted living lower at $4,500–$6,500 a month.
Ask for an all-in monthly figure in writing for your parent's actual care level, what triggers a level-of-care increase, and the annual increase history. Illinois' Medicaid alternative to assisted living, the Supportive Living Program (SLP) run by HFS, is separately certified — ask Cedarhurst of Naperville directly whether it participates.
Start with the license: confirm license 5106189 is active in the IDPH lookup and that the unit type your parent needs is on it. Then judge staffing, not décor — the overnight caregiver ratio, caregiver turnover in the last year, and how long the administrator has been in place.
For a dementia placement, ask to see the Alzheimer unit itself: how it is secured, the staff-to-resident ratio inside it, the dementia training staff completed, and the written criteria for moving a resident from regular assisted living into the special care unit.
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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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