Bonnie Place is an affordable rental housing community for seniors over the age of 60 on Claridge Road in Burlington, Ontario, created by members of the Rotary Club of Burlington. The community has two buildings, Bonnie Place I and Bonnie Place II.
Burlington Gardens is an independent living community in Burlington, Ontario, offering studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and two-bedroom cottage apartments. The monthly rent includes a private apartment, chef-prepared meals, housekeeping and linen laundering, scheduled local transportation, grounds maintenance, basic utilities and a calendar of daily events. Residents who need support can use third-party care providers, often located on-site, or keep caregivers they already know.
CAMA Woodlands Long Term Care Home is located at 159 Panin Rd, Burlington, ON L7P 5A6. The home’s public phone is (905) 681-6441. Map listings show it as a nursing home operating 24 hours. If you’re exploring placement, contact the home to discuss admissions, accommodation types, and visiting hours. Confirm any program or support details directly with staff to ensure they match your needs.
Extendicare Burloak is a long-term care home at 5959 New St in Burlington, Ontario. Skilled health care professionals, activity aides and dietary specialists work together to support each resident's individualized needs. Rooms are private or shared and come fully furnished, with housekeeping, maintenance and laundry services included.
Hampton Terrace Care Centre is a nursing home at 75 Plains Rd W, Burlington, ON L7T 1E8. Public contact is (905) 631-0700. Listings indicate it operates 24 hours, typical for long‑term care, and it is identified as a nursing home. Families can call ahead to ask about admission processes, visiting guidelines, and current services. Community directory entries also list the site as a long‑term care home in Burlington.
Heritage Place is a privately owned retirement residence at 4151 Kilmer Drive in Burlington, Ontario, set along Shore Acres Creek in North Burlington and designed for active, independent seniors. Residents choose between apartment-style suites with kitchenettes and a balcony or terrace, and two-bedroom bungalows with a private deck and porch. Services include meal service, housekeeping, health support services and a range of social activities, with staff on site around the clock.
LaSalle Park Retirement Community is at 18 Plains Rd W, Burlington, ON L7T 0B3, with a contact number of (905) 527-9300. The business lists 24‑hour operation seven days a week. Its official website provides additional details about the community and services offered. The Google category shows it as a service/establishment point of interest. Families can reach out by phone at any time or visit the website to inquire about suite options, care levels, and tours. This summary relies on verified address, contact information, hours, and the organization’s site from the supplied evidence.
Park Avenue Manor Retirement Community by Spring Living is at 924 Park Ave W, Burlington, ON L7T 1N7, with phone (905) 333-3323 and an official webpage on Spring Living’s site. Google lists it as open 24 hours. Spring Living’s property page references assisted living and memory care as available service lines. These sources provide verified location, contact details, and general service categories. Families can reach the residence directly or review the Spring Living page for more information on care options and current availability.
Sunrise of Burlington is a senior living community at 5401 Lakeshore Road in Burlington, Ontario, offering assisted living, memory care and short-term stays. Suites range from studios to two-bedroom layouts, and the community is across the street from Lakeside Shopping Village.
Wellington Park Care Centre is a long-term care home in Burlington located at 802 Hager Ave (L7S 1X2). The home lists a public phone at (905) 637-3481 and is shown as open daily, with published hours from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Provincial listings identify it as a licensed long‑term care home. This location appears near downtown Burlington, offering a central address for families visiting residents. If you are considering placement or arranging a tour, call the main number to confirm current visiting hours, admission details, and any program specifics.
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