It's a little tricky to determine when it's the right time, considering that everyone is in different circumstances. Generally, assisted living is a good choice for seniors who require assistance with the daily tasks of life, like hygiene, dressing, or managing medication. Community life is also ideal for seniors who want to live in a place that provides social engagements with people in their same stage of life.

Red Crowns offers both long-term and short-term skilled nursing care services for those with memory loss as well as coordination of hospice and other care services. If you're unsure of what type of care you need, you may our friendly consultant to assist you in finding the best accommodation and care option for you.

Independent living gives active seniors the benefits of residing at home without having to worry about home maintenance, housekeeping chores and cooking. Residents experience educational, cultural, spiritual, social and fitness opportunities through our programming.

Assisted living is most suitable for seniors who need help with everyday tasks such as dressing, bathing, eating meals, and taking medications. It also applies to those with specific care plans to address fall risk, poor nutrition or other individualized needs. These needs are diverse and may vary from one resident to another which is why each person has his or her own Individualized Service Plan (ISP) that details their care needs and preferences.

For those with Alzheimer's disease, dementia or other cognitive conditions, most of our communities offer a Reminiscence Neighborhood which provides a specialized, safe and secure care environment. Read more about our memory care programs.

We also offer short-term stays which help those with temporary care needs.

Yes, Red Crowns has a medication management program, which may be added to an Individualized Service Plan (ISP) and varies based on regulation. Residents participating in Red Crowns' medication program may choose their own pharmacy or use Red Crowns' preferred pharmacy provider in that region. If a resident prefers to use a different pharmacy, the resident and pharmacy must comply with certain requirements. In some communities, residents may also be assessed to self-administer medications.

Upon move-in, our nurses and care staff will assess your current health and review your medical history to see how we can address your needs in the best way. They will also discuss your preferences as well as your normal routines to produce a care plan that’s tailor made for you. This Individualized Service Plan (ISP) details your care plan and is updated constantly to meet your evolving needs.

We also have a brief Care Questionnaire to help understand the different types of needed care.

There is no limit when it comes to visits of family members. We want to allow our residents to spend significant amount of time with their family and loved ones which will also be good for their condition.

Yes, Red Crowns has a medication management program, which may be added to an Individualized Service Plan (ISP) and varies based on regulation. Residents participating in Red Crowns' medication program may choose their own pharmacy or
use Red CRowns' preferred pharmacy provider in that region. If a resident prefers to use an alternate pharmacy, the resident and pharmacy must comply with certain requirements. In some communities, residents may also be assessed to
self-administer medications.