New Horizons Tower Review
1140 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M6H 4E6
| TYPES OF CARE OFFERED | Dementia & Memory Care, Assisted Living, Independent Living |
| COST FROM | $3,000 per month |
| TOTAL NUMBER OF SUITES | 135 |
A well-established, premium quality retirement residence in Bloordale Village, in the heart of Toronto. New Horizons is a not-for-profit offering exceptional facilities. Care offered ranges for independent and assisted, to memory care, with assistance for everything from housekeeping to bathing and incontinence included in the fees for this level of care. Extra care services in the building include a visiting physiotherapist and chiropodist.
The residence features gorgeously well-appointed suites, especially in the newly renovated Oasis. Suites are designed with the latest in accessibility features, including ample space throughout, walk-in showers and other features. They range from studio size to 2 bedroom apartments.
This community is optimal for seniors living in the heart of Toronto who want to enjoy much of the very finest in senior living, in a community that is friendly and happy. New Horizons is a charitable organization, helping to keep costs relatively reasonable, in spite of its premium location. Built 40 years ago, it has undergone several recent renewals and improvements.
More exceptional aspects of this retirement residence
- The Oasis is a space that exemplifies newer renovations within the Tower.
- The State-of-the-art Auditorium features concerts, comedy and more.
- The Bloor Street Café is the perfect place to sit and enjoy coffee and cake with friends.
- The Bloor Street Dining Room offers delectable five star, chef-prepared dining.
- Other onsite amenities include a movie theatre, party room, fitness studio and more.
Photos of New Horizons Tower
What people say about this retirement residence
It is all very beautiful and I am proud to call this home.
We couldn't have asked for more in terms of professionalism, helpfulness, and positive outlook of all the staff.
Throughout his time [here], we knew that [dad] was well cared-for…My siblings and I are deeply grateful for your kindnesses [and] generosity of spirit.
