Scandia House Of Mora

Scandia House Of Mora sits in a home-like setting with a white picket fence and a nice yard, where you'll find studio, one-bedroom, private, and shared rooms, some furnished with kitchenettes and private bathrooms, and they'll help set up your move-in so it's not a hassle. The community covers a lot of care options, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and nursing home services, and they work with seniors who need help with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and feeding by spoon for those who can't eat on their own, so people don't have to worry too much about missing out on care they need. There's a whole team offering 24-hour supported living, including on-call help, registered nurse care coordination, and physical therapy, which helps whether someone needs daily help or just help sometimes, and they handle daily service assessments to make sure care is right for each person, especially for Parkinson's, memory loss, wandering, diabetes, or allergies. Safety comes from the 24-hour security and emergency response system in the rooms, and nonmedical supervision happens around the clock, which means residents who need constant watching, even for memory and Alzheimer's care, will get it in a secure setting, and family-style meals use a lot of organic ingredients with a registered dietitian on hand if there's a special diet to follow. Scandia House Of Mora serves three daily meals, keeps up with all the housekeeping and linens, and handles all the maintenance, so residents don't have to mess with chores or cooking, and they'll even handle medication with connection to pharmacy services and health care provider coordination. Activities fill the days with arts and crafts in a dedicated studio, movie nights, a library, a chapel for spiritual care, and a lineup of classes, events, and walks in the garden or on walking paths to make it easy to stay social, or folks can join recreation and education programs, and even private dining and a bistro when someone wants something different. Services like transportation to doctor's appointments and errands, valet help, telephone, internet, and cable TV, and full air-conditioning mean comfort isn't a problem, and there's help with moving in, so the transition is a bit smoother, and whether someone needs home health, diabetes support, confusion care, or has trouble walking, the staff keeps up flexible care plans so each person gets what fits best for them. Scandia House Of Mora is part of Scandia Senior Care, tries to make a safe, social, supportive place for seniors to live, and its most recent community rating is 7.3 out of 10, which probably reflects that it covers a lot but, like any place, has things that could be better for some people.