The 857 Best Alzheimer's and Dementia Residences in Quebec
For a person living with Alzheimer's or dementia, choosing an adapted residence or home depends on safety, supervision and a stable living environment. Prosthetic units have been set up to ensure the safety of people with Alzheimer’s or cognitive loss. Seniors with Alzheimer’s or cognitive loss will find a safe place where there is a climate of trust for residents and family. Several provisions are put in place to prevent wandering or running away behaviour, and to control various manifestations such as disorientation or searching, characteristics that may be seen at certain stages of the disease. Accommodation costs can vary depending on the region, the size of the accommodation and the care to be provided.
A residence close to loved ones makes visits easier, and visits matter a great deal to a person with cognitive impairment. Not sure where to start? A senior housing specialist can guide you through your search and identify settings adapted to cognitive impairment: simply fill out an accommodation request. You can also browse residences for Alzheimer’s and cognitive impairment in your region:
- Montreal
- Quebec City
- Laval
- Montérégie
- Laurentians
- Lanaudière
- Outaouais
- Eastern Townships (Estrie)
- Mauricie
- Chaudière-Appalaches
- Gaspésie
- Abitibi-Témiscamingue
FAQ
Where can a person with Alzheimer's or dementia live?
A person with Alzheimer's or dementia can live in a private residence that offers an adapted setting, with supervision and measures against wandering, depending on the residence. When needs become greater, the public network can take over through the CISSS or CIUSSS. The doctor and the Alzheimer Society can help guide the decision.
How much does a residence for a person with Alzheimer's cost?
The cost of a residence for a person with Alzheimer's depends mainly on the care required, the type of unit and the region. An adapted setting with more supervision and care usually costs more than an independent living residence. Some services may qualify for Quebec's tax credit for home-support services for seniors.
FAQ
To choose your retirement home for seniors with alzheimer et pertes cognitives, go to our Where to start ? page. We propose an approach to better identify your needs and your budget. In addition, thanks to our free search assistance service, a qualified agent can search through our database and send your summary profile to selected residences.
Residences for seniors with Alzheimer's / cognitive loss offer personalized support and care adapted to their condition. Prosthetic units can be found to ensure the safety of residents. Several provisions are put in place to prevent wandering or running away behavior, and to regulate various events such as disorientation or searches, which are characteristic at certain stages of the disease.
The best retirement homes for seniors with Alzheimer et pertes cognitives in Québec are: Chartwell Belvédères de Lachine, L'Accueil St-Roch and Le Waldorf.
In Québec, there are 857 retirement homes for seniors with alzheimer et pertes cognitives are listed on Bonjour Résidences.
The Bonjour Résidences platform offers a simple and free support to find the ideal residence for seniors with alzheimer et pertes cognitives everywhere in Québec. Start now by filling an accommodation request or by calling us at 1-844-918-1020.