CHSLD de La Maison-Legault
42Limited3035 Chem. Saint-Louis, Québec, QC G1W 1R5, Canada
4.2(6 reviews)Last updated September 2026
About This Community
CHSLD de La Maison-Legault is a private, non-affiliated long-term care facility operating since 1990 in Sillery, Québec, serving 20 residents with a team of 30 employees.
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La Maison-Legault is a private CHSLD (centre d'hébergement et de soins de longue durée) founded in 1990 that provides long-term care in a family-like home environment in Sillery.
The facility serves 20 residents and is supported by a team of 30 employees who provide personalized care.
Medical coverage includes physicians, medical residents, and 24-hour nursing care seven days a week. Each resident is assigned a family physician upon admission for ongoing medical follow-up.
The facility was founded by Françoise and Suzanne Legault to meet the clinical needs of family members with conditions including multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease.
The establishment is now led by Nathalie Tremblay and Sophie Lizotte, with staff providing care throughout residents' final journey in a warm and supportive environment.
Editorial summary by Senior Care Path based on verified listing data, last reviewed September 2026.
Pricing at CHSLD de La Maison-Legault
Pricing
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How placement works
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- 2You pick the homes you'd like, and your name is added to each home's waiting list.
- 3When a bed opens and you're next in line, the home offers it to you.
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Who This Community Is Best For
Ideal For
- Seniors with complex medical needs who require 24-hour nursing care
- Seniors living with dementia who need specialized, secure support
- French-speaking residents and families
Consider Alternatives For
- Active or largely independent seniors
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Care Services
- 24-hour nursing
- Medication management
- Palliative care support
Languages Supported
- French
Key Features
- Family-like home environment
- Physician assigned upon admission
- 24-hour medical coverage
- Small residence (20 residents)
- Personalized care
Google Reviews
See all reviews on Google4.2
6 Google reviews
Summary of Google Reviews
Summarized by Senior Care Path from CHSLD de La Maison-Legault's Google rating and recent reviews. Confirm specifics with the community.
CHSLD de La Maison-Legault holds a strong 4.2-star rating across 6 Google reviews. Recent reviewers most often highlight caring, attentive staff and quality dining and meals.
Most common praise
- Caring, attentive staff
- Quality dining and meals
- Warm, welcoming community
Most recent reviews
Marc Poulin
a year ago · via Google
Exceptional and very humane service. Thank you for taking such good care of my dad.
Elliot Laplante Nadeau
2 years ago · via Google
Very warm
Guylaine Hamel
5 years ago · via Google
Our father was part of the Legault family for three and a half years. It wasn't easy to get him to leave the residence. He was still very fit physically but was developing dementia. The first night, like any new resident in a long-term care facility, he was really unhappy and wanted to leave. The person in charge of his floor, Stéphane, researched my father's former family business. He then sat with him, tablet in hand, and chatted for a few hours. He became his best friend. He also made a best friend in Catherine, a nurse. He had his chair, file, and pen next to her in the office. I unfortunately can't name everyone, but Ms. Tremblay, the owner, knows how to choose employees who, like her, love people. What I liked on my first visit was the layout of the space, which felt like a family home, with the dining room at its heart. From there, you can see the other patients in two small lounges, the cook at the stove (the food is excellent), and the nurse at their small desk where they can work while also checking that the patients who preferred to stay in their rooms are doing well. The staff also eat in this kitchen, fold clothes, etc. It creates a warm and lively atmosphere. From one of the lounges, residents can see Ms. Tremblay and her nurses working in the office through a glass wall. The door is always open, and the residents regularly go to visit. I understand why—they're welcomed with chocolate! We used to take Dad out regularly for walks and to restaurants. He was always happy to come back to Maison Legault. Similarly, it took us two years to sell his house. We brought him there regularly and even held two Christmas parties there. When he was tired, he would get up and say, "Okay, I want to go to the Maison!" That says it all. A heartfelt thank you to all the staff for taking such good care of our father.
Google reviews and rating refreshed September 2026.
Confidence Score
Limited
Our 100-point confidence rating
Senior Care Path gives CHSLD de La Maison-Legault an SCP Confidence Score of 42/100 (Limited), our 100-point trust rating. How we calculate it.
The essentials
- Established
- 1990
- Languages spoken
- French
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Location
3035 Chem. Saint-Louis, Québec, QC G1W 1R5, Canada, Québec, Quebec G1W 1R5
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