Illinois American Legion sees commitment to quality of care at state veterans home

Jan 22, 2024
Illinois American Legion sees commitment to quality of care at state veterans home
American Legion Department of Illinois leadership toured the Illinois Veterans Home in Quincy to get a preview of state-of-the-art facilities currently under construction as part of a $300 million renovation and rehabilitation project funded by the state of Illinois. The nearly 300 veterans and spouses residing at the historic facility will soon move into the new 251,000-square-foot long-term care facility and a 74,900-square-foot independent living facility that will provide enhanced care and amenities for a better quality of life.

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