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Aurora Senior Living
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Personal care in a real home.

Small, family-owned care homes in the San Fernando Valley — six residents, caregivers who know them by name, and meals cooked in our own kitchens.

Why Aurora

A real home, not a facility.

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Home-cooked meals

Fresh food made in our kitchen every day, shaped around each resident's tastes and diet.

Only six residents per home

Quiet, familiar and personal — the opposite of long hallways and name tags.

More caregivers per resident

Around-the-clock caregivers, with far more one-on-one time than large communities.

We say yes to more care

Including non-ambulatory and bedridden residents.

Our Homes

Four homes across the Valley.

In Chatsworth, Sherwood Forest and North Hills — close to the families who visit.

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Care for those who need more help.

Many communities can't accept residents who use a wheelchair full-time or are confined to bed. We can. Our homes are licensed and staffed for it, so your loved one doesn't have to move again as their needs change.

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What families tell us

“Mom went from a big facility where nobody knew her name to a home where the caregivers know how she takes her tea.”
— Daughter of a resident, Sherwood Forest
“Dad is bedbound, and other places turned us away. Aurora said yes — and they treat him with such dignity.”
— Son of a resident, Chatsworth
“It smells like home cooking when you walk in. That told me everything I needed to know.”
— Granddaughter of a resident, North Hills
“They call me with little updates every week. I finally sleep at night.”
— Daughter of a resident, Sherwood Forest

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Come see it for yourself.

Visit a home, meet our caregivers and share a cup of coffee. No pressure, ever.