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Verified meal programs, care facilities, transportation and safety contacts for older adults in Aurora — plus where to check official quality ratings.
30 Del Mar Cir — lunch Mon–Thu 11:30 AM, center open 9 AM–1 PM. Transportation available. · (303) 739-7950
City senior center for adults 50+ — congregate lunch run by Volunteers of America, plus fitness classes, pool, social programs and a Food Bank of the Rockies distribution point.
Home delivery — Aurora & south metro · (303) 798-7642
Midday meals delivered to homebound older adults in Arapahoe County.
12101 E 2nd Ave office — serves Aurora and the eastern I-70 corridor · (303) 426-4408
Senior services agency — Meals on Wheels, in-home care, senior transportation, adult day services and the RSVP senior-volunteer program.
3551 N Chambers Rd — enrollment (303) 502-9433 · (303) 502-9433
Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly — healthcare plus social services that keep nursing-home-eligible seniors living at home. Aurora center open since 2003.
14800 E Belleview Dr — rehab & long-term care (303) 680-5000 · (303) 680-5000
Nonprofit nursing home using the Eden Alternative model — licensed staff 24h, elder-directed care, equitable-care mission.
500 Geneva St — skilled nursing, 110 beds
Skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility near the Original Aurora corridor.
medicare.gov/care-compare — search “Aurora, CO”
The federal tool that publishes real inspection results, staffing ratios and quality ratings for every Medicare/Medicaid-certified nursing home — check a facility here before deciding.
County-wide — medical appointments, shopping, senior centers · (303) 798-7642
Subsidized rides so seniors can live independently — book through the county line.
Via county sheriff — enrollment for at-risk adults
Radio-frequency tracking bracelets for seniors with dementia who may wander — search-and-rescue time drops to minutes.
2888 S Heather Gardens Way — member clubhouse
Aurora’s largest 55+ community — golf, classes, dances and socials for residents; the city’s biggest senior social hub.
seniorhub.org — AmeriCorps Seniors track
Places adults 55+ into volunteer roles across the metro — tutoring, meal sites, community programs.
Serving Aurora area — by phone/appointment · (720) 221-8354
Free help enrolling in SNAP, Medicaid, Medicare savings and LIHEAP — navigators handle the paperwork many seniors get stuck on.
Serves the Douglas County portion of south Aurora · (303) 814-4300
County aging network for Aurora south of Arapahoe line — rides, meal delivery, caregiver support and volunteer driver programs.
24/7 helpline 800-272-3900 — Denver office serves Aurora · (800) 272-3900
Dementia caregiver support groups, education and a round-the-clock helpline — the first call for families after a diagnosis.
Mon–Fri business hours; emergencies via county line · (303) 636-1130
Report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of an at-risk adult — investigation, assessment and service referrals.
drcog.org — Denver metro aging-services network · (303) 480-6700
The metro’s Area Agency on Aging — funds and coordinates senior programs; entry point for caregiver support and ombudsman services for facility residents.
Dial 2-1-1 or text 898-211 — Mon–Fri 8 AM–5 PM
Live navigators for benefits, home services and senior resources — free translation.
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