Continuing Care Kitchener
A variety of care options under one roof
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Continuing care retirement communities in Kitchener-Waterloo, Guelph, Cambridge (and surrounding towns) offer various types of care under one roof, ranging from assistance with some daily tasks, to care for Alzheimer's or long-term care.
Continuing care communities in KW area
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Hygate Active Senior Living
215 Lexington Road, Waterloo,
Ontario, N2K 2E1
Experience resort quality living at Hygate. Choose from a variety of apartment style suites, including independent supported and assisted living options.
Lifestyle Options: Independent Living, Assisted Living
The Village at University Gates
250 Laurelwood Drive, Waterloo,
Ontario, N2J 0E2
Now welcoming our Retirement Home Residents to the Village. We offer Waterloo a range of services for today's Senior including Retirement Apartments, Assisted Living, Memory Care and Long Term Care.
Lifestyle Options: Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Long-term care
The Village of Winston Park
695 Block Line Road, Kitchener,
Ontario, N2E 3K1
This elegant retirement residence in Kitchener-Waterloo offers a continuum of care from independent living apartments to assisted living, memory care and long-term care.
Lifestyle Options: Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Long-term care
Sifton - The Westhill
25 Westhill Drive, Waterloo,
Ontario, N2T 0B6
The Westhill is an inviting atmosphere of new friends and great times, with personalized support services for better living. The Westhill is conveniently located in Waterloo, near The Boardwalk shopping area.
Lifestyle Options: Independent Living, Assisted Living
Advantages of continuing care communities
There are a number of key advantages to living in an environment that offers the full continuum of care in one location.
- This allows couples to remain together. In many cases of older couples, spouses have different care needs. For example, where one spouse needs memory care but the other is still very healthy, a continuing care retirement home offers an ideal situation.
- Anticipates changing care needs. For a senior who feels ready to move into a retirement community (perhaps because of a health scare), a move into a continuous care facility assures that they will never have to move again, should their health deteriorate further.
On our continuing care hub, we cover pros and cons in greater depth. The cost of continuing care can appear expensive, especially over time, but most people do not fully account for all the costs they are paying to remain in their own home. We cover this in depth in our look at the costs of aging at home.
The definition of continuing care used here is selective; the phrase may be used differently depending on the context. (Learn more about definitions.) Complex continuing care is a program of care offered by the Grand River Hospital in Freeport and some other health care facilities in the area. This definition applies to cases of people with chronic illness and specific care needs. This depth of geriatric care may indeed be provided by some progressive-minded retirement communities, especially as governments and facilities address the changing needs of the elderly.
