St Clare Living Community Of Mora has been around for many years, starting out as Sunshine Villa and growing to what it is today, where you'll find a wide range of services for older adults, and it's run by a non-profit Minnesota group called Living Services Foundation, who took ownership in 2009, and before that it grew in 2004 with the Westview Short Stay Rehabilitation unit and in 1985 when the Villages of St. Clare Assisted Living got added, so what you have is really a place that keeps changing to do more for folks as their needs change, and they take care of seniors who need help for just a short time or for much longer, because there's short-term rehab after hospital stays, long-term nursing home services, assisted living, memory care, independent living, adult care home services, and in-home care, all designed to handle life as it comes, whether someone is pretty healthy or very frail and needs skilled nursing or even hospice care at the end of life, and the team includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Nursing Assistants, and home health aides, all focused on providing what the residents need each day, and there's special care for things like incontinence, diabetes, and people who can't walk or get around well.
St Clare Living Community Of Mora also helps people who want to keep living at home by providing home health and home care services, so trained aides can visit and help with daily tasks and keep people company, while in the community itself, folks find meals made with good ingredients, plenty of common spaces, indoor social areas, and activities to stay engaged both on site and out in the area, including devotional programs for spiritual needs, and there's a special area for those with Alzheimer's or other memory problems where things are set up to help prevent confusion or wandering, while assisted living services give help with bathing, dressing, and medicine, and those who are still able to get around on their own can live in independent living rooms without the hassle of caring for a house but still enjoy meals, social events, and safety.
Staff at St Clare have a friendly, helpful, and joyful reputation among residents and their visitors, and everyone works together with compassion and respect; meals and healthcare are matched to each person so people living there get the attention they need if their health changes, because the place has always tried to make folks comfortable and included no matter what care they might be receiving-so whether someone is there for short stay rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing, hospice, or just wants independent or assisted living, there's a level of care that fits what's needed and a staff that focuses on the well-being of everyone, all while keeping things simple, respectful, and welcoming.
