Résidence Christ-Roi is a non-profit private seniors' residence in Shawinigan, Quebec. The three-storey building has 90 units. It welcomes independent and semi-independent seniors in apartments with services, from studios to 4 1/2 units. Three meals a day, housekeeping, heating and electricity are included.
Résidence Clair de Lune is a family-run residence for seniors in Alma, Quebec, where the Pelletier family has worked since 1987 to provide a warm living environment. With 26 rooms, the residence is small enough for staff to know each resident personally, and it welcomes seniors who are independent or who live with cognitive loss or reduced mobility or vision.
Résidence de l'Île is a senior residence in the Hull sector of Gatineau, Quebec. It was created more than thirty years ago from a converted downtown church. The residence offers care matched to each resident's level of independence, including medication management, help with hygiene and mobility, and a coded, protected unit for residents with cognitive loss.
Résidence des Bâtisseurs - Manoir Rigaud is a seniors' residence in the Trois-Rivières centre sector of Trois-Rivières, Quebec, which has welcomed autonomous older adults since 2007. It has 271 apartments of varied styles and sizes, from studios to 4 1/2 units. Services offered include a meal service, housekeeping, daily leisure activities, a hair salon, a pharmacy/convenience store and a shuttle service. Health services include a health office, a nurse seven days a week and medication distribution.
Residence Deziel (Résidence Déziel) is a seniors' residence in Old Lévis (Vieux-Lévis), in Lévis, Quebec, where most residents are autonomous or semi-autonomous retirees. It has 49 apartments and one convalescence room, across two buildings and four floors. Built in the late 19th century, the building is of stone and brick in its oldest part, and from 1892 to 1929 it housed the region's first hospital, the Hôtel-Dieu de Lévis. The residence is owned by the Corporation de l'Oeuvre David-Déziel, a non-profit organization, and is certified by the CISSS de Chaudière-Appalaches (the regional health and social services centre).
