Check the Retirement Home Database of the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA) for the licensing status of any retirement residence and an explanation of what licensing means

A private retirement home licensed by the Ontario Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority

Offers 91 independent residential studio and one-bedroom suites with private baths

• couples' options available  
• some units have kitchenettes  
• flexible meal plans
• flexible service plans 

Offers 58 assisted daily living suites for the physically and/or cognitively challenged, which provide assistance with dressing and bathing, special diets, medication and specialized activities program

• available in secured or unsecured environment
• available for short-term and permanent accommodation

24-hour nursing supervision provided for both residential care and assisted daily living care residents

• hairdressing salon
• tuck shop
• games room
• exercise programs
• foot care available on-site

Respite or short stay/trial 
Available to give caregivers a break or for seniors discharged from hospital requiring more care and supervision than can be provided at home 
 
Transitional beds available for people on a wait-list for Long Term Care (this process goes through the hospital case workers of your local Ontario Health atHome)

Office: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm 
Services: Mon-Sun 24 hours

Physician's assessment required

• admission approved by the Director of Care

Contact office

Prices for retirement homes vary

• some services may be included in the basic charge while others are charged at an additional cost
• check directly with the retirement home to determine the exact fees for the services which are required