Aspira Quinte Gardens Retirement Living

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  Fran Pals-Horne

  7 months ago · via Google

  Fine for independent seniors with mobility issues or looking to downsize if you can look past the insane disorganization and misinformation in management. Flat out NOT for 55+ needing memory care and support. Might as well leave them at home and pay a 3rd party for services. We ultimately chose Crown Ridge over Quinte Gardens at the end of an awful experience at Quinte Gardens. A hard $4500 lesson

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  Sara Mabeline

  4 years ago · via Google

  We were really struggling to find my mom supports. We were in Full blown crisis at the time and Quinte Gardens staff were very accommodating and understanding of the situation we were in. They acted in a quick manner to get my mom the support and housing she required. My moms health has improved greatly since being at the home. She’s involved in a number of activities and feels a real sense of community at the home. Staff welcomed her with open and caring arms. My family is so grateful for Quinte Gardens and the lovely staff that keep it going.

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  sharon elliott

  6 years ago · via Google

  My mother moved into Quinte Gardens in 2013 at age 95. This was the only residence she really wanted to live in. So I called the residence and booked a tour. They offered my mother a chance to live there for one month to try it out but after only two weeks she decided this was going to be her new home for the rest of her life. We also saw several different rooms but she chose the one overlooking the gardens. On first entering the facility you are greeted at the concierge desk with a warm smile. The facility has been newly renovated and it’s bright and clean with new furnishings. You can see the pride the staff takes in keeping it so lovely. The grounds are well-maintained with beautiful gardens and a fish pond. A place my mother really loves to go to meet up with other residents and sit in the covered swings, benches or just go for a stroll. The residence has many activities ongoing daily, weekly and on special occasions. They really put a lot of effort into decorating for Valentine’s Day, Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Halloween 🎃 and Christmas. They also take them out on excursions to see the fall leaves, the Christmas 🎄 lights etc. There is transit available to take your loved ones to appointments which runs three times a week. Each week the residents are given a calendar with all activities that are going on and a separate print out sheet that has all the meals for the week. The maintenance department is also wonderful there. If something is broken in their rooms or something needs attention they just let the desk know and someone comes up and corrects it. My mother feels respected as a senior there. She had to move to the second floor, which is the nursing floor a couple years ago when she had a fall. But on the second floor they have their own private dining room and they can go to the large dining room on the main floor when family comes for visit. My mother celebrated her 100th birthday there and they set it up in a room downstairs with all the food. It was wonderful. Quinte Gardens staff are totally dedicated to its residence. There is also excellent communication with family members as to what’s happening at all times. During this time of uncertainty when Quinte Gardens tested more than 300 people for Covid they had 100% negative results. That alone speaks highly of the staff that work there. Rest assured your love ones will be well taken of, treated with respect and dignity. An excellent place to call home.

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