Independent living is for seniors who are able to live on their own, but want the convenience of community living.
A form of specialized care that caters to residents with Alzheimer’s disease or other related dementias and memory concerns. The Optima Living Memory Living Neighbourhoods are shaped by the Spark: Memory Living by Optima Program, which draws on experience, clinical best practice, and evidence-informed research.
Assisted and supportive living is independent living with supports available if needed, such as the provision of inclusive meals and housekeeping. It is home-like care that provides personal and medical assistance for seniors while prioritizing their independence.
Long-term care residences offer 24/7 care by registered nurses, as well as activities, medical, dietary, and pharmaceutical services. They may also provide services to help with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, and eating.
At our various residences across Western Canada, Optima Living provides Independent Living, Assisted and Supportive Living communities, as well as Memory Care options.
If you are unsure about which will suit you or your loved one, please get in touch today. We are happy to discuss what these will mean for you.