The history of the Malcolm house is an integral part of the Retirement Residence and Kurhaus "your path to wellness". The house was purchased in 1923 by James Malcolm, Chairman of the Andrew Malcolm Furniture Company. Many of the items of furniture found in the Residence today are period pieces that provide a beautiful ambience and atmosphere in the home. In 1988 the house was purchased by Heritage Living Centres for use as a Retirement Residence. They refurbished the original home and built ...

This intimate building surrounds you in old-world elegance with its beautifully appointed lobby and European-style pub and café. The indoor pool, spa and wellness centre, along with many other amenities, give it a modern edge without detracting from its charm. The bachelor, 1- and 2-bedroom suites are distinctively designed offering a sense of home – both imaginative and familiar. The only thing required is your furnishings, and your personal touch, to make it your home. The Palisades…the ...

"Residential" care and services attached to Long term care facility. Adjacent to local hospital, close to downtown, churches, and park. Community oriented. Volunteer Program. Warm, caring atmosphere, tranquil country setting. Within one hour drive to Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo.

Located adjacent to Twin Lakes Terrace Retirement Residence, Twin Lakes Terrace Long-Term Care Community offers the next level of customized care. The availability of two levels of care means that family members, such as couples, can remain close together longer. Residents of Twin Lakes Terrace Retirement Residence can take comfort in knowing that should their needs change, they won't have to leave familiar surroundings.

This 46-room Retirement Home is housed in the refurbished Home of the Aged building. Each room has a private bathroom and 7 have eith a kitchenette or fireplace. Meals, laundry and housekeeping services, some personal care and medication management.

Norfolk Manor was founded by Jack and Patricia Ing in 1980 and has been family owned ever since. Located in the heart of downtown Guelph, our retirement community is nestled in a pleasant, established residential neighborhood, just a stones throw from the Guelph Public Library. Just down the street you'll find the Guelph sports and Entertainment Center (Home of the Guelph Storm Hockey Club), the River Run Center (Concerts & Live Theater), along with numerous churches, theaters, cafes, shops, ...

a luxurious, affordable full service retirement residence offering you a world of choices each and every day. Located right in the heart of Niagara, the residence promotes a comfortable lifestyle where exciting activities, companionship, care, lovely accommodations, and peace of mind are everyday experiences.

Situated in a lovely lakeside town, Goderich Place has been thoughtfully designed to provide a wide range of options. Select a studio, 1 or 2 bedroom suite, customize you care as needed, and enjoy a wide range of activities with friends and new neighbours. A Business Centre is also available on site.

Established since 1980, our full line of personalized services are geared toward’s today’s active seniors. Care needs may just require having a helping hand nearby, or might perhaps involve assistance with dressing, medications, bathing and personal hygiene. Our warm and caring staff is here around-the-clock to help with personal care and respond to your needs for independence and dignity.

Lakeshore Place Retirement Residence offers gracious living on the shores of Lake Ontario. Located on Lakeshore Road between Burloak Road and Appleby Line, and just minutes away from the Q.E.W., this location is enviable for more than just its panoramic views. You'll even find a shopping centre within walking distance.