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Retirement Residences in Ontario

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Why is Ontario a good place to retire?

Canada's most populous province offers retirees a tempting blend of rich heritage and urban living. From the cultural diversity and bustle of Toronto to the charm of historic towns like Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario’s retirement communities are full of interesting and beautiful places for seniors to explore and enjoy. The province's extensive network of parks and recreational facilities caters to active lifestyles, while its arts scene offers endless opportunities for enrichment and entertainment.

Retirees benefit from a wide range of retirement homes in Ontario as well as a robust healthcare system and access to world-class medical facilities, ensuring peace of mind during their golden years. With a diverse range of dining options, shopping destinations, and community events, Ontario offers a sense of belonging and fulfillment for retirees and their families. Whether embracing the buzz of city life or seeking serenity in nature, Ontario promises a retirement rich in experiences and opportunities.

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Living Options in Ontario

Seniors’ Apartments offer complete independence and flexibility

Seniors’ Apartments offer the perfect balance of living completely independently with support close by if you need it. Come and go as you please, enjoy access to all our amenities and leisure programs while you embrace your independence. Choose additional services including housekeeping and delicious meals whenever you prefer. Options to transition to independent living or assisted living are close by if needed. Until then, we’re happy to have you join our programs and re-energize your life with us!

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Independent Living offers independence, flexibility and freedom​ ​

Focus on what matters most to you without the hassle of daily responsibilities. With excellent amenities and 24/7 emergency care, embrace a lifestyle full of opportunities for social connection, delicious meals freshly prepared daily and engaging activities. Start a new, independent chapter in a safe and supportive environment.​

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Assisted Living offers care, safety and comfort​ ​

We know everyone’s needs are different. If you require a bit more help, assisted living gives you the care and support you need to continue enjoying your independence. You’ll have private, personalized care in a comfortable, accessible environment that’s designed to make life easier. Our dedicated team works with you to create an individualized plan tailored to your needs.​

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Respite stays offers a place where you can recover, recharge and relax for short stays.​ ​

We know there are moments when a little extra support can make all the difference. Whether you’re recovering from an illness or surgery, your caregiver is on vacation, you’re taking a break, or simply need a change of pace, our respite care offers a premium, fully furnished suite. Come and enjoy comfort, convenience and tailored support in a welcoming environment.​

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Compassionate care for dementia and Alzheimer's care​ ​

Journey is our specialized memory care program where our team meets and guides you along the path of your own personal journey. Using our compassionate, person-centred approach, we work with you to ensure a fulfilling, purposeful and meaningful life, while addressing the needs that may arise while living with memory loss.

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Still Unsure of Which Senior Option is Best For You?

Helping your loved one find their new home can come with unique challenges.Retirement Living team is here to help you at every stage of the journey

Getting started with Retirement Living means life filled with joy, new friends, delicious meals and many new activities for you to try and enjoy!

Everything you need to know to pick your new home at Retirement Living in Ontario, British Columbia & Saskatchewan! Learn more today & be prepared!

Frequently Asked Questions Ontario

faqsOntario offers a variety of retirement destinations that cater to diverse preferences and needs. Urban areas like Toronto and Ottawa provide numerous cultural, healthcare, and social activities for an active retirement. More serene options include smaller towns like Kingston and Barrie and rural areas close to nature, like Perth and Kawartha Lakes, making it ideal for those seeking a peaceful environment and natural beauty.

In Ontario, seniors benefit from healthcare subsidies, the Ontario Drug Benefit Program, Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, and the Guaranteed Income Supplement. They also receive dental coverage, discounted public transit, and tax credits like the Senior Homeowners' Property Tax Grant. Community programs provide further social, educational, and wellness opportunities tailored for seniors.

There is no set retirement age in Ontario. The typical age for commencing pension payments is 65. Nevertheless, you have the option to begin as early as 60 or delay until 70. Choosing to start your pension earlier will result in lower monthly payments, while delaying it will increase the monthly amount you receive.

Retirement residences costs in Ontario can vary widely based on location and the size of the suite. At Aspira retirement living, we offer diverse options tailored to various budgets and needs. Studio suites start at around $2,700 but typically average $4,000, while one-bedroom suites range from $3,500 to $5,000. For those needing more space, two-bedroom suites are available between $5,500 and $8,000, although not all facilities offer two-bedroom options.

In Ontario, seniors benefit from the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP), which covers many essential medical services including doctor visits, hospital stays, and emergency care. Additionally, the Ontario Drug Benefit program provides coverage for prescription medications for those aged 65 and older. Seniors can also access various preventive care services and assistance programs for vision care, dental care, and hearing aids, though some may require additional private insurance coverage.

To find the best retirement community in Ontario, start by considering your needs and preferences, such as medical care, activities, and location. It is important to consider where family members are living and factor that into your choice. Next, research online to find retirement communities that match your criteria and read reviews to gauge resident satisfaction. Finally, visit a few top retirement homes to experience their atmosphere and speak directly with staff and residents for firsthand insights. If you need help finding a retirement residence in Ontario, contact us and one of our team members will help you find the best retirement community for you.

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