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Retirement Residences in Saskatchewan

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Why is Saskatchewan a good place to retire?

Often overlooked as a retirement destination, Saskatchewan retirement communities have plenty to offer seniors. Its vast landscapes - covered with picturesque lakes and sprawling prairies - are a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. The province offers a low cost of living without compromising on quality of life. Additionally, Saskatchewan’s premium retirement homes have a strong sense of belonging and are full of opportunities to foster connections that will enrich your golden years.

The healthcare system is renowned for its accessibility and quality, providing peace of mind to retirees and their adult children. From cultural festivals to outdoor adventures, Saskatchewan provides fulfilling retirement living options tailored to diverse interests. Whether stargazing under a generous sky or enjoying the simple pleasures of small-town living, Saskatchewan warmly welcomes retirees, allowing them to truly appreciate life's golden moments.

Aspira Retirement Homes in Saskatchewan

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Living Options in Saskatchewan

Independent Living offers independence, flexibility and freedom​ ​

Focus on what matters most to you without the hassle of daily responsibilities. With excellent amenities and 24/7 emergency care, embrace a lifestyle full of opportunities for social connection, delicious meals freshly prepared daily and engaging activities. Start a new, independent chapter in a safe and supportive environment.​

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Assisted Living offers care, safety and comfort​ ​

We know everyone’s needs are different. If you require a bit more help, assisted living gives you the care and support you need to continue enjoying your independence. You’ll have private, personalized care in a comfortable, accessible environment that’s designed to make life easier. Our dedicated team works with you to create an individualized plan tailored to your needs.​

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Respite stays offers a place where you can recover, recharge and relax for short stays.​ ​

We know there are moments when a little extra support can make all the difference. Whether you’re recovering from an illness or surgery, your caregiver is on vacation, you’re taking a break, or simply need a change of pace, our respite care offers a premium, fully furnished suite. Come and enjoy comfort, convenience and tailored support in a welcoming environment.​

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Compassionate care for dementia and Alzheimer's care​ ​

Journey is our specialized memory care program where our team meets and guides you along the path of your own personal journey. Using our compassionate, person-centred approach, we work with you to ensure a fulfilling, purposeful and meaningful life, while addressing the needs that may arise while living with memory loss.

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Frequently asked questions about Saskatchewan

faqsSaskatchewan offers a variety of retirement communities that cater to different lifestyles and preferences. Urban areas like Saskatoon and Regina provide numerous amenities, cultural activities, and health services, making them attractive for those seeking a vibrant community life. For a quieter, more scenic setting, smaller towns and rural areas offer close-knit senior communities and proximity to nature, ideal for those looking to enjoy peaceful surroundings and outdoor activities.

In Saskatchewan, seniors benefit from the Seniors Income Plan (SIP), Canadian Pension Plan Old Age Security, and the Guaranteed Income Supplement, enhancing their financial support. They receive comprehensive health coverage, including physician services and hospital care, and reduced prescription costs under the Seniors’ Drug Plan. Additionally, seniors can apply for financial help with the costs of licensed personal care homes, and access dementia support and mental health services.

There is no set retirement age in the province. The standard retirement age in Saskatchewan is 65, but you can opt to start receiving retirement benefits as early as 60 or delay until 70. Generally, starting benefits earlier results in lower monthly payments, while delaying benefits increases your monthly amount.

Retirement residences costs in Saskatchewan can vary widely based on location and the size of the suite. At Aspira retirement living, we offer diverse options tailored to various budgets and needs. Studio suites start at around $2,700 but typically average $4,000, while one-bedroom suites range from $3,500 to $5,000. For those needing more space, two-bedroom suites are available between $5,500 and $8,000, although not all facilities offer two-bedroom options.

In Saskatchewan, seniors have comprehensive health coverage through the province's health insurance plan, which includes physician services and hospital care. Prescription medication costs are significantly reduced for seniors under the Seniors’ Drug Plan for those 65 and older. Additionally, seniors may qualify for financial assistance to help with the costs of living in a licensed personal care home, ensuring support with long-term care needs.

To find the best retirement residence in Saskatchewan, start by identifying your specific needs regarding medical care, amenities, and lifestyle. It is important to consider where family members are living and factor that into your choice. Research potential retirement homes online to review their services, facilities, and resident feedback. Visit your top choices in person to experience the environment, meet the staff, and speak with current residents to ensure a good fit. If you need help finding a retirement residence in Saskatchewan, contact us and one of our team members will help you find the best retirement community for you.

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