About Us
Who We Are
People often need extra care as they age. Some, particularly those confronting severe health challenges, need regular care that is significantly beyond the scope of what family members or close friends are able to provide. In those cases, a personal care home can greatly improve quality of life.
In the past, long-term care could only be handled by a nursing home. Living in a hospital setting for an extended time is not always a pleasant environment, especially when your loved one does not need the extensive services that nursing homes aim to provide. By having your loved one in a personal care home, you can avoid paying for those extra expenses while keeping the one you care about in an attentive and caring environment. Our vigilant, compassionate personal care services mean that most residents can avoid moving to a traditional nursing home. Our goal is to make sure that you find the perfect place to bring comfort to your loved one.
Life-Style Living
At Nelson's Golden Years, we offer more than just a home for your loved one, we offer a "life-style". No longer do you need to worry about being alone. From your first visit, you will be able to experience the feeling of belonging as felt by so many who have taken the time to explore our private nursing home. You will be able to see the difference in the smiles as the residents go about their everyday tasks of being a whole and active part of our community. We offer a complete and well-maintained facility where all of the guests are catered to in every way. From planned activities to personal time, everything has been structured to maintain both mind and body.
Where We Are
Nelson's Golden Years is a one-story handicap facility located on Maple Avenue Extension, just one block past the Shaffer intersection in DuBois. We are located beside the Spider Lake Soccer and Football Park Complex, ATA Bus Facility, and close to the DuBois Mall and amenities. Paint-N-Play Child Care Facility is also located in our facility, and it is a refreshing atmosphere to have the young children able to interact with our residents during scheduled activities.