Nora Personal Care Assisted Living sits in the Aurora, Colorado area and has been offering care since 1997, with a small, homelike setting of just six private units where seniors get help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, and transfers, including mechanical lift transfers for those who need it, and the staff includes a registered nurse, clinical pharmacist, and certified nurse assistants who specialize in memory care, medication administration, critical care, and behavioral care, so folks with Alzheimer's or dementia or those who might need extra support can be safe and comfortable. The home provides three meals a day-vegetarian and special diets included-and the kitchen staff prepares everything with a focus on nutrition for health and wellness, plus there's housekeeping, laundry, and even daily cleaning and laundry/dry cleaning, so families don't have to worry and residents don't need to lift a finger if they don't want to. The place has all kinds of spaces for people to spend their time, like a dining room, fitness center, salon/barbershop, movie nights, activities room, accessible showers and baths, and walking paths and gardens outside so residents can enjoy the fresh air and sunshine; even the rooms come with kitchens or kitchenettes and private bathrooms.
Staff stay awake and available 24/7, always watching out for wandering thanks to a secured memory care section and a computerized alert system that tells staff if someone heads toward an unsafe area, which is important for peace of mind, and there are programs like devotional services, arts and crafts, social activities, excursions, health and wellness programs, and scheduled all-day dining-people can keep busy or relax as they like, and there's plenty of personalized attention since the community is so small. The team partners with outside healthcare providers, so doctors, nurses, podiatrists, therapists, and more can come visit, and the owners are a nurse and a registered pharmacist, so there's a good amount of medical know-how at the top to make sure care stays focused and up-to-date. Nora Personal Care Assisted Living supports residents who need hospice or respite care, aging-in-place, or temporary help for a short stay, and families can expect help moving in, regular communication, and options for transportation to appointments or outings with the bus and resident parking right by the building. With English-speaking staff, plenty of assistive devices, and property features like Wi-Fi, cable TV, emergency alert systems, sprinkler systems, and easy access for wheelchairs, the place tries to make life simple for seniors while offering the comforts of home and a long-established record of treating people with respect, dignity, and a bit of fun every day, and the costs run between $2,000 and $7,000 per month depending on room choice.
