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About Cardan Manor At Navarro

Navarro is located in a ranch-style house on a quiet traditional residential street. It has an open floor plan with two semi-private rooms, one private room, three bathrooms, a large family room, a kitchen, a dining room, an activity, and a social area. The building has wood floors in all resident bedrooms, granite countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, and ceramic tiles in the common living areas. The facility boasts a beautiful gazebo for lunch, relaxation, social events, a deck, an organic garden, and a shrubs garden. Cardan Manor at Navarro is part of the Mission Viejo community in Aurora, Colorado, close to Quincy and Buckley's intersection. It has nearby shopping, greenbelts, trails, a library, a private recreation center, a highly acclaimed elementary school, proximity to golf at the public Meadow Hills Golf Course (1.5 miles), horseback riding, nature walks, and boating/fishing at Cherry Creek State Park (2 miles), pioneer living history and natural history at the Plains Conservation Center (3.2 miles), E-470 public toll road (3.8 miles), or the ease of light rail public transportation (2.5 miles) which makes downtown Denver and the Denver Technological Center destinations within easy reach.

Services & amenities

Comprehensive resident health and needs assessmentCreation of individualized resident care plansOngoing monitoring of resident social, physical and cognitive well-beingOngoing Communication of resident well-being status and needs with family, physicians and Care specialists.Assistance with personal hygiene including bathing, grooming and dressingNutritious meals three times a day, plus healthy snacksFamily-style dining and assistance with self-feedingAssistance with hydrationMedication administration assistanceIncontinence careHousekeeping and laundry servicesHospice care planning and end of life assistanceMonthly drug regiment reviewReview medication orders for accuracy, contraindications, drug/drug interactions and allergiesMedication reconciliation & recommendations to primary care physiciansArrangement for refills and pickupsIndividualized daily exercise routineSetting of the dining tableFolding clothesGames and puzzlesGardening, Arts and craftCooking and BakingMusic time and sing-alongsExcursions to sporting events, movies, the library, park, zoo or museumParticipation in house meetingsCelebration of birthdays and holidays, etc