Richmond Retirement Homes & Communities
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There are many types of Richmond retirement care options, offering safety and security as well as a supportive community of fellow seniors. Richmond's independent living homes offer support services such as laundry, meals and housekeeping. Assisted living facilities have professional caregivers who give regular assistance with daily activities. Nursing homes (more commonly called continuing care homes, in the industry) are for seniors who need round-the-clock care and medical aid. It's critical to choose the right type of senior home, depending on the senior’s health condition.
Senior living communities in Richmond
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Gilmore Gardens
Courtyard Gardens
Wisteria Place
Granville Gardens
OPAL by Element
Tapestry at Arbutus Walk
Tapestry at Wesbrook Village
The following services and facilities are available in most of the retirement homes in Richmond.
- Round the clock supervision
- Three meals a day served in a common dining area
- Personalized assistance
- Medical emergency and therapeutic services
- Round-the-clock security
- Various kinds of exercise and health care programs
- Gardening
- Crafts
- Religious Services
- Music Therapy
- Fitness programs
- Library
Some retirement homes also have amenities like golf courses, on-site medical center and parks. Facilities like health care, health education, physiotherapy and spiritual services enrich the living experience of residents in these homes.
Richmond offers some of the best retirement care
Richmond, part of Metro Vancouver, is home to Vancouver International Airport. The Richmond Olympic Oval was a site for speed-skating events during the 2010 Winter Olympics. Richmond BC is a vibrant, multi-cultural community with sophisticated shopping, international cuisine and an abundance of recreational activities. Located just 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver, Richmond provides close access to Vancouver International Airport, the Gateway to the Pacific Rim and North America.
Like the rest of Canada, Richmond has an increasing number of seniors who need care and support as the baby boomer generation ages. As individuals grow old, the need for proper care arises and this is where senior homes come to the rescue of elderly people looking for a home away from home.
Richmond's several retirement homes offer high-quality facilities, customized amenities and skilled caregivers. Homes in Richmond and throughout the rest of British Columbia fall under the auspices of the BC Seniors Living Association (BCSLA). BCSLA member retirement homes must be committed to innovation and excellence in senior care.
