Aurora Manor Special Care Centre sits at 101 South Bissell Road in Aurora, Ohio, and serves seniors who need everything from short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay to long-term nursing care, with some places for hospice, respite, assisted living, and memory care thrown in to help cover different needs people have as they get older, and you'll find that their big focus is on personal, whole-person support - they say they try their best to treat residents like family, and their staff works hard to give personalized attention based on each person's care plan and medical needs. They offer skilled nursing care day and night, and they have trained people for complex needs like cardiac care, IV therapy, wound care, post-surgery recovery, pain management, congestive heart failure, and help for things like stroke or lung problems, plus specialized nursing for Alzheimer's and dementia, so you're looking at a lot of care under one roof.
Therapy services matter to many families, and Aurora Manor's got physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with special pre-registration programs where you can plan for rehab before you even have surgery, which can make the move from the hospital a little smoother. They use a Progressive PATH Program that's supposed to speed up and safely support the trip home for those able to recover, relying on some evidence-based practices and models. On-site dialysis with Dialyze Direct means folks don't have to leave the building for treatment, which can help health stay more stable with less stress, and there's medication management and help with other daily health needs set by care teams.
The building is known for regular activities, and people talk about outdoor events, bingo, live music, and some simple amenities that look after comfort and safety, like attention to special diets and staff who speak a few languages other than English, even if healthcare is mostly provided in English. The place runs as a Skilled Nursing Facility, and the owners have said they're committed to excellence, and in 2024, they received the Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award from AHCA/NCAL. Aurora Manor accepts payments online and tries to support families in care planning with some community-based options, but at this time, they're not accepting new patients. While not every service is offered, their main strengths are in the range of medical care, the personal approach in care planning, and extra services like on-site dialysis, with a team that tries to help each resident reach their best possible health.
