Lake Forest Hospital Snu, located in Lake Forest, Illinois, serves as a certified nursing home within a hospital setting. As a Medicare-certified facility, it has been a participant since January 23, 1970. The facility accommodates 24 current occupants and provides a range of healthcare services designed to support residents' well-being. It offers a customized care plan tailored to the needs of each resident, including specific programs for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, and mild cognitive impairment. Residents have access to enteral therapy, dental care, and a variety of rehabilitation programs, including pulmonary and wound care. Additionally, the facility provides occupational and physical therapy, speech therapy, as well as routine health assessments. To support overall wellness, a wellness clinic is also available on-site.

The facility is sensitive to cultural diversity, with services available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Chinese, and Hindi, ensuring effective communication with residents and families. An emphasis is placed on providing various levels of care, supported by resident and family counseling services. The facility is affiliated with Saint Louis University Hospital and Alton Memorial Hospital, which contributes to the continuum of care offered to its residents.

Resident and family reviews suggest a mixed experience regarding the quality of care and staff interactions at Lake Forest Hospital Snu. Particular praise is directed towards staff members like Kevin in Outpatient Labs and labor and delivery nurses Amelia, Klaudia, Suzanne, and Shelly for their dedication and skill. However, concerns have been raised about the professionalism and availability of medical staff, particularly in critical situations like childbirth and emergency care, leading to some dissatisfaction. Issues of communication, patient prioritization, and perceived bureaucratic inefficiencies have been noted, with some residents feeling the focus is on financial considerations rather than patient care. Despite these concerns, the interactions with specific individuals and departments are highlighted positively within the facility's services.

Costs at this community start at $7,680 and range up to $8,850. The average price in the community is $8,265, which is more than the average price in the area of $5,594. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.