Aurora Rehabilitation and Living Center asks you to trust us to care for you, your loved one, or a friend. When a decision is made to place someone in a long-term care facility, you are basing your decision not on experience, but on trust. You trust those who are guiding you through the process of identifying potential facilities. You trust your medical provider when he or she supports the referral to a facility and you are asked to trust the facility to provide the necessary care in a manner that is caring, respectful, and appropriate. The staff at Aurora Rehabilitation & Living Center takes the responsibility of earning and keeping your trust very seriously.

We believe that quality of life is the single most important component of
a persons stay at our facility and every staff member, upon hire, signs a
written commitment to this effect which is the basis of all our decisions.
We also believe that in order to provide the highest quality care, we need
the support and input of the resident, their families, and their friends.

TRUST (trust) , n., v., trust-ed, trust-ing. -n. 1. reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confidence. 2. confident expectation of something; hope. 3. to have trust or confidence in; rely or depend on.