Sonora Hills Manor

Sonora Hills Manor is a nursing care facility run by Kent and Kathy Evje, and Kathy has over 14 years of experience as an RN working with people who have Alzheimer's and other memory challenges, and the place is designed for comfort with just five beds total, having three private rooms and one semi-private room in a quiet, non-smoking care home where you can expect staff who know how to help residents keep as much independence as they can, though there's always help with things like dressing, bathing, and taking medicine if people need that. The facility offers a focus on memory care services and treats everyone with care while regular social and wellness activities keep people active, and outings give them a chance to enjoy the local area. There's a strong sense of community with a friendly staff, and families seem to appreciate how the meals are made with a focus on nutrition and good taste, cleaning and laundry get handled, and for folks who want to look their best, there's an on-site hair salon too. Sonora Hills Manor helps organize and provide rides for medical appointments and errands, aiming to let people get out and manage things as they always did, and the rooms are comfortable, whether private, semi-private, or even a one-bedroom, so there's a bit of choice for everyone's needs. Assisted living and memory care are both available, and the home uses personalized care plans to try to match how much help each person wants so they're safe but can do as much for themselves as possible. People can find resources and experts ready to answer questions, and there's even a downloadable app for families, while a full online directory lets people look up information quickly. Meal plans, daily activities, health checks, and a secure, homelike feel make Sonora Hills Manor a steady option for those needing senior and memory care in a calm environment where attention stays on what each person needs most, and families don't have to pay for placement help as the service works with partner communities, so making long-term care decisions gets a little bit easier.