What’s The Difference Between Adult
Lifestyle/Long Term Care/Retirement Homes?
This Information is provided by The
Ontario Seniors' Secretariat
ADULT LIFESTYLE
COMMUNITIES
These communities provide independent living residents for
retirees or semi-retirees. Your local real estate agent can help you find an
adult lifestyle community.
LONG-TERM CARE HOMES
Long-term care homes are designed for people who need help
with daily activities, supervision in a secure setting and/or access to 24-hour
nursing care. They are also known as
nursing homes, municipal homes for the aged or charitable homes for the aged.
This link will take you to the Ontario Long Term Care Association. The Association’s member homes are funded and
regulated by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
RETIREMENT HOMES
Retirement homes are private businesses that sell various
combinations of accommodations from shared rooms to large apartments as well as
support services and personal care. The Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority licenses
and inspects the province’s retirement homes and maintains a public register of
all homes that have been granted or have applied for a license.
HOW CAN NHI NURSING
& HOMEMAKERS HELP
If you are living in a Long Term Care, Adult Lifestyle of
Retirement Home and you require some assistance with daily living, NHI has
friendly, professional and caring health care professionals that can assist
you.
Depending on your needs, you can receive services from
registered nurses, registered practical nurses or personal support
workers. Services are provided from 2
hours at competitive rates
For more information about how NHI can help you, please
visit our website at www.nhihealthcare.com or
call us at 416-754-0700 and speak to one of our Healthcare
Coordinators. You may also email any staffing request at staffing@nhihealthcare.com
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