There is a lot to consider when determining what retirement living option is
best for you or your loved one. We have created some helpful tools and blog
articles to assist you while researching the next steps.
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Compassionate Memory Care, One Meaningful Moment at a Time
Some of the most powerful moments in Memory Care for seniors living with Alzheimer’s or dementia are the simplest ones. Like when a resident hears a familiar song and their face softens — the rhythm offering comfort before words can. A Seasons Retirement Communities team member notices and gently turns that moment into connection: a smile, a shared […]
What to Pack (and What to Leave Behind) for a Retirement Community Move-In
This article offers a practical and reassuring guide to packing for a move into a retirement community, helping older adults and families decide what to bring, what to leave behind, and how to create a comfortable, familiar new home. What you’ll learn: which personal items help a new space feel like home how to pack […]
*Please note that Seasons Retirement does not have any afflation with this program. Please call 1-800-277-9914 or visit the government of Canada website for enquiries or more details. What are the main Canadian government benefits for seniors? The main Canadian government benefits for seniors include the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP), […]
Age-Friendly Exercises to Lower Cholesterol Levels
Older adults are more likely to develop high cholesterol levels, as they can continue to rise in our bodies as we grow older. Given that a high percentage of cholesterol is harmful, it’s important to find ways to keep it low. Understanding cholesterol guidelines for seniors can help older adults prevent or manage these levels. […]
Your grandpa deserves memorable gifts to make him feel loved, especially if he’s someone who cared a lot for you as a child (and even now when you’re grown-up). If your grandpa loves to give you care, love, and attention, why not surprise him with beautiful presents now and then. If you’re out of ideas […]
12 Top Gifts for Grandma to Put a Smile on Her Face
Your grandma deserves all the love and care in the world, so naturally, when shopping for a gift for her, you want it to be perfect. Sourcing the best gifts for grandma can be a bit challenging, given that there may be a variety of options to choose from. And as much as you’d love […]
After retiring from the job you have worked for so many years, you want to enjoy your new lifestyle. Many retirees in Canada often begin to pursue new passions, visit new places, join retirement communities, or do other activities in their free time. Some people may decide to travel the world in their retirement years. […]
*Please note that Seasons Retirement does not have any afflation with this program. Please call 1-888-910-1999 or visit the government of Ontario website for enquiries or more details. Growing older can pose particular challenges for individuals and their caregivers, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only added to some of the stresses, including financially. A significant […]
Choosing where to live in retirement is about more than finding a quiet place – it’s about selecting a community that supports well-being at every stage of life. Some essential criteria for older adults looking for a residence are safety, amenities and activities available, and the overall community itself. For these reasons, Canadian seniors might […]
More than 200 bones in the human body connect at respective points called joints, all of which play a vital role in our mobility. However, if one suffers from arthritis, they experience pain and inflammation in their joints, often making it difficult to move their body parts and function as they usually would. Given that […]
It is vital to exercise our bodies as we grow older; it is equally important to exercise our minds. Memory games are a fun and effective way to improve memory and cognitive function and keep minds sharp. Hence, it is little wonder that memory games for seniors are becoming more prominent in Canada nowadays. While […]
Retirement isn’t necessarily associated with older age. Typically, the idea of the Canadian dream is to work actively at your daily job – preferably one with health insurance and benefits – until reaching 65 years of age. Then, one typically retires and begins to live off of their earned pension. After retiring from work, such […]
