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Retirement Residences in Alberta

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Why is Alberta a good place to retire?

Alberta, known as the Land of Living Skies, offers a unique blend of picturesque landscapes, vibrant cultural experiences, and warm, welcoming communities. Join us as we explore the best cities to retire when it comes to choosing your independent living or assisted living experience in a Saskatchewan retirement home.

Aspira Retirement Homes in Alberta

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Living Options in Alberta

Our seniors’ apartments offer you the height of flexibility

It's like living in a condominium with additional services such as 24/7 on call emergency support, recreation and the option of purchasing chef cooked meals or housekeeping packages, offering you and your loved ones peace of mind.

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The importance of independent living

Live your life fully every day in a welcoming environment that offers: peace of mind, lots to do, attentive service, and 24/7 on-call emergency support.

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Assisted Living

If you require a bit more of a helping hand, Assisted Living gives you the support you need to continue to enjoy your independence.

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Respite Care

Sometimes it’s good to have a place where you can take it easy for a while. We offer short, reasonably priced stays.

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Dementia & Alzheimer Care for the support and peace of mind that you need.

An all-inclusive and supportive environment, this program caters to a small group of women at a time at our Ontario locations and both men and women at our Saskatchewan locations offering essential support.

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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. Aspira Retirement Living team is here to help you at every stage of the journey

Getting started with Aspira 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 Aspira Retirement Living in Ontario, British Columbia & Saskatchewan! Learn more today & be prepared!

Frequently asked questions about Alberta

Alberta offers diverse retirement options catering to various preferences and lifestyles. Urban areas provide a vibrant environment, plenty of cultural events, healthcare facilities, and active communities for seniors. Meanwhile, smaller towns offer tranquil settings with stunning landscapes, ideal for retirees who appreciate a slower pace and a tight-knit community atmosphere.

In Alberta, seniors with low incomes can receive financial aid through the Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, and the Guaranteed Income Supplement to help with monthly living expenses. They also enjoy premium-free coverage for prescription drugs and additional health services not covered by the AHCIP. Eligible seniors further benefit from assistance with basic dental and optical services costs.

There is no set retirement age in Alberta. The age of 65 is considered the normal retirement age for PSPP. You can start receiving your pension as early as age 55. Generally, starting benefits earlier results in lower monthly payments, while delaying benefits increases your monthly amount.

In Alberta, seniors benefit from the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan, which covers all necessary physician and hospital services without charge. Additional support is available through the Alberta Seniors Benefit program, which provides financial assistance to lower-income seniors to help with living costs. Seniors in Alberta can also access the Coverage for Seniors program, which provides free prescriptions and other health-related services, ensuring comprehensive health coverage.

Begin by assessing your specific retirement needs and preferences, including the level of medical care required, desired amenities, and location. It is important to consider where family members are living and factor that into your choice. Conduct thorough online research to explore different retirement facilities which includes reading reviews and testimonials. Finally, visit the top contenders in person to get a firsthand feel for the environment, interact with staff and current residents, and ensure the home meets your expectations. If you need help finding a retirement residence in Alberta, contact us and one of our team members will help you find the best retirement community for you.

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