St. Clare Living Community of Mora

11/01/2025

What a fun time our residents had for Halloween. Thank you for stopping in to see them.

11/01/2025

Thank you for all that came trick or treating, we had a great turnout and the residents just loved seeing everyone!

10/31/2025

Halloween fun! Dressing up and playing games!

10/29/2025

Don’t forget to come trick or treat with us!

Trick or treating at St Clare Living Community of Mora!
Friday October 31st from 5:30pm-6:30pm.
Assisted Living 101 9th St.
Long Term Care 110 7th St.
Our Residents are excited to see all the costumes and hand out candy!

10/26/2025

The Assisted Living Residents LOVE crafts with Kathy!
To everything there is a season. Puzzle piece. Pumpkin door banners. It takes patience not precision. St Clare crafters have got it.

10/24/2025

Thank you for celebrating Infection Prevention week with us!

10/24/2025

Thank you to Tina D. our Infection Prevention Specialist for all that you do!

10/23/2025

Your immune system is designed to have a “memory” of previous infections, enabling a rapid response (in the form of specific antibodies, B cells, or T cells) if the pathogen ever returns. Vaccination does more or less the same thing, exposing the body to a weakened or killed form of the pathogen so that the same defensive cells are produced. Getting the immunizations you need will protect you and those around you from infection and illness. Follow the recommended schedule for children and get the recommended vaccines and booster shots for adults.

10/23/2025

The 4th way to stop the spread of infections is to get vaccinated.

10/22/2025

Good hygiene includes the age-old practice of covering your mouth whenever you cough or sneeze. Many respiratory infections are spread by droplets that can infect people who are nearby. Others are spread by airborne transmission in which tiny aerosol particles can travel for longer distances to infect others. The risk is higher with upper respiratory tract infections in which the viral or bacterial particles mainly reside in the nose and throat. And even some lower respiratory tract infections like tuberculosis can be spread when a person coughs. To prevent the spread of respiratory infections, the CDC recommends that you cover your mouth with your arm, sleeve, or the crook of your elbow rather than using your bare hands.

10/22/2025

The 3rd way to help the stop the spread of infections is to Cover your Cough!

10/21/2025

Toothbrushes, towels, razors, handkerchiefs, and nail clippers can all be sources of infectious agents (bacteria, viruses, and fungi). Remind children often that while they can share toys, there are some types of items they should not share with others.