Anna Maria of Aurora - A Continuing Care Community

★★★★★Brian L. · 2026-05-08 · Google

Very caring staff. Anna Marie is the only rehab facility my father would choose.

★★★★☆Kathy H. · 2026-05-06 · Google

Actual care by staff was great!<br>The managers upon discharge<br>had notes regarding his career that I was not able to view because they were just notes that a I probably would not be able to read. They would get them to me. Waiting.

★★☆☆☆Jamie Z. · 2026-04-16 · Google

My loved one also left skilled rehab with pressure wounds! Supposedly they went unnoticed… from reading the reviews, it must be a skilled thing.The owner was very unprofessional when responding to concerns- I think that resonated the most to me, an administrator/owner who lacked concern or compassion when responding to a family member with valid concerns, questions, and knowledgeable facts- I don’t know of any administrators of a healthcare facility who would respond the way this individual .<br>Food was bland and unappealing. PT/OT was ok, they don’t really communicate with nursing.<br>I really am baffled as to why this facility is rated 5 stars. This certainly wasn’t our experience.

★★★★★Paul F. · 2026-04-08 · Google

From Kensington, through Independent Living, to Long Term Care and Hospice, Anna Maria of Aurora enriched the last chapter of my father's life. Following illness and a couple of falls, and hospitalization at age 93, my dad who until then had been living independently and alone was sent to Kensington for rehab. The staff there nourished his body and soul, and got him up walking again. A field trip to look at the independent living apartments at Anna Maria had my dad seeing himself living there, and he followed up by moving from his own apartment into Anna Maria. This was like hitting the reset button, and he thrived in the community that welcomed him. He enjoyed the staff, and the company of his neighbors at dinner, in the café, and at many activities. Anna Maria became home, and expanded his circle of friends and extended family. He was cared about and looked out for, and I can't even express how much that reassured our family. Dad's new apartment and the common spaces at Anna Maria also made it easier for him to visit with family and outside friends that came to see him. At 94, after a mild stroke revealed a blood condition, my Dad returned from the hospital to long te