Orion Homecare sits at 1275 North 15th Street Suite 121 in Laramie, Wyoming, where it covers a wide range of senior services including in-home care, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and community support, all under the organization ORION HOMECARE, LLC, and it also works as an ambulatory surgical center connected to the Mirador Living group, which has ties to local names like Edgewood Spring Wind, Ivinson Home For Aged Ladies, Laramie Care Center, Regency Retirement Residence, and Premium Health At Home I, so you see a pretty broad range of care and types of communities wrapped up here. The facility is listed in the state healthcare directory and provides options like independent living where folks get a maintenance-free lifestyle with resort-style amenities, daily social activities, and some light optional services, or they can opt for more involved care with round-the-clock nursing for those with serious needs, help with rehabilitation, or support for memory loss with a focus on both safety and engagement through programs and activities meant for memory health.
The staff provides 24-hour supervision, call systems, emergency alert systems, and help with basic daily tasks like dressing, bathing, getting in and out of bed, medication management, and even transfers for non-ambulatory residents, while the chef and team make sure everyone gets meals made for special diets in a comfortable dining area with all-day options. The place has plenty of amenities such as furnished rooms with private baths, kitchenettes, cable TV, telephones, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and places to gather like gardens, walking paths, movie rooms, a game room, a business area, fitness spaces, spa, sauna, and rooms for the arts or music, not to mention scheduled daily activities, movie nights, and even a resident-run activities program, so there's always something to do or join in. There's housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, concierge services, and even move-in help, and they also coordinate care closely with other providers as needs change. For those looking for a smaller, home-like setting, the board and care homes offer a quieter option for folks who'd rather be in a residential neighborhood, with just a handful of residents and more individualized, daily support.
The community supports different languages including English, and they do all their work with a focus on safety-like emergency alert systems-and a commitment to wellness, from special diets to medication oversight. They don't allow pets, but accept long-term residents, with an average monthly cost between $3,000 and $3,999, and since they've been active since 2016, they've worked with many types of older adults and families. Amenities like transportation and parking, library access, outdoor spaces, and a photo gallery add to what people find here, and you'll find a simple, honest setting focused on steady care and daily life, not flashy frills.
