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What the First 30 Days in Assisted Living Are Like

Key Takeaways The first week focuses on introductions, routines, and getting comfortable in a new space. Mixed emotions during the transition are completely normal and expected. Daily programs, home-cooked meals, and social connections help make the adjustment smoother. Personalized care means support is always there when needed and stepping back when it's not. Family involvement…
An older adult grins while sitting on the couch beside their spouse and pointing at a laptop screen while researching assisted living

How to Pay for Assisted Living

Key Takeaways Multiple funding options exist for assisted living including personal savings, insurance, and government programs Early financial planning helps secure more funding opportunities for senior living Location and level of care significantly impact assisted living costs Professional financial guidance can help families navigate complex funding decisions Medicare doesn't cover assisted living, but other programs…
A senior couple chats with a doctor about a new dementia diagnosis and what that could mean for memory care support

What Are the Requirements for Memory Care?

Watching a loved one go through memory loss can be overwhelming. You might notice they’re forgetting familiar faces, struggling with daily tasks, or becoming confused in once-familiar places. When memory loss starts to interfere with their safety, independence, or quality of life, it may be time to consider memory care.  Memory care offers specialized support…
Older adult holding head in pain while another assists them after a fall in a bright senior living room

Safety & Fall Prevention in Assisted Living

Falls are one of the most common—and preventable—causes of injury among older adults. While many people think of aging in place as the safest option, the truth is that most private homes aren’t designed with mobility and emergency response in mind. Assisted living communities offer a safer, more supportive alternative where older adults can enjoy…
A nurse examines a bruise on an older adult's arm.

What Causes Bruising in Seniors?

Bruising can sometimes feel like a mystery—one day your skin looks fine, and the next, a purple patch appears seemingly out of nowhere. For older adults, bruising tends to occur more frequently and with greater intensity, often leaving caregivers and loved ones concerned about what’s going on beneath the surface. The most common causes of…
An elderly man looking at a note on the board and struggling to remember what it meant.

How to Help Someone with Memory Loss

Memory loss can be an emotional and challenging journey for both those affected and their families. Whether your loved one is experiencing mild forgetfulness or more significant cognitive changes, it's natural to feel a mix of confusion, worry, and a strong desire to help. At NorBella Senior Living in Rogers, we understand these feelings and…
A group of friends smiling in assisted living.

Who Qualifies For Assisted Living?

Finding the right care community for a loved one goes beyond meeting their medical and health needs; it’s about verifying their emotional, social, and physical well-being are valued and looked after as well.  Assisted living aims to promote independence while offering support, making it an ideal community for older adults who are relatively self-sufficient but…
A senior in assisted living painting on a canvas while enjoying time with friends

Craft Activities for Seniors in Assisted Living

Crafting is more than just a fun pastime—it’s a powerful tool for enhancing the lives of older adults. Whether creating art for personal satisfaction or socializing with others, crafts bring joy and fulfillment to those living in assisted living communities. Here, we explore how crafting can become a meaningful and enjoyable part of life for…
an older adult consulting with their doctor if it is time to transition to memory care.

When to Move From Assisted Living to Memory Care

Caring for a loved one can be both rewarding and challenging, especially as their needs evolve over time. For seniors in assisted living who are experiencing cognitive decline related to dementia, there may come a point when they require more specialized support for memory-related issues. This support is known as memory care. Recognizing when it’s…

Why Choose NorBella?

Caregiver in blue scrubs hugs an elderly woman with gray hair who smiles warmly in a home setting, conveying warmth and support.

With our personalized approach to care, we help residents to age in place safely, comfortably, and with dignity.

What Level of Care Should You Choose?
Older couple walking outdoors with arms around each other, smiling as they look at one another.

Enjoy scratch-made meals and take part in our events calendar featuring everything from relaxing patio time and community trips.

Programs & Amenities
Two elderly men sit on a couch, smiling and laughing together in a cozy living room with a plant in the background.

We bring advanced clinical support, urgent response, and proactive medical oversight directly to your loved one, no extra steps required.

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Where to Find Us

Directions

NorBella Rogers is conveniently located just off I-94 and MN-101 (Main St), positioned beautifully near the corner of South Diamond Lake Road and MN-101.

This accessible location makes it effortless for families traveling from across the Northwest Metro area to drop by for a peaceful visit.

Our Address

  • 21900 S Diamond Lake Rd
  • Rogers, MN 55374

Contact Us

Our Visiting Hours

Monday:
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Thursday:
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Saturday:
By Appointment
Sunday:
By Appointment

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