Senior-living directory
Explore published senior-living profiles in Saskatoon across available care types.
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Saskatoon, SK
Columbian Manor is a faith-based 55+ community in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, operated by K.C. Charities, with one- and two-bedroom apartments. It also has 51 supportive living units for low-income seniors.
Saskatoon, SK
Oliver Lodge is a community in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, centered on a special care home that provides long term care to 139 residents. It also includes a Community Day Program and Oliver Place, an attached senior’s apartment building with 69 suites for independent living.
Saskatoon, SK
Parkridge Centre is a nursing home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, offering long-term care.
Saskatoon, SK
Parkville Manor appears at 625 25 St E in Saskatoon’s Core Neighborhood Area with phone (306) 933-9394. Google shows it as open 24 hours and categorizes it within health-related services and establishments. Third‑party listings associate the address with retirement living, but the provided sources do not confirm specific care levels, amenities, pricing, or a website. Families should call the community to verify suite types, included services, and current availability. If researching nearby options, note that some directories cross‑reference Parkville Manor alongside other Saskatoon retirement residences, which may help with comparative inquiries.
Saskatoon, SK
Preston Park Retirement Residence is a retirement community for older adults in the Eastview neighbourhood of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with independent living and enriched living options in one location.
Saskatoon, SK
Primrose Chateau is an independent living community in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. Monthly rent includes meals, housekeeping, scheduled local transportation and basic utilities, and personal care is available through third-party providers.
Saskatoon, SK
Saskatoon Convalescent Home is a convalescent home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Saskatoon, SK
saskatoon shines care home is a care home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, offering 24-hour personal care. Services include medication administration support, three home-cooked meals a day, specialized diets, laundry, housekeeping and respite care.
Saskatoon, SK
St Angela Merici Residence is a personal care home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, inspired by the Ursuline Sisters and St. Angela Merici, with staff on site 24 hours a day. It offers individualized care plans for people who need a little or extensive help with daily activities, including dementia care.
Saskatoon, SK
Sunnyside Adventist Care Centre provides 24-hour nursing care in Saskatoon, with private and shared rooms for residents. Daily life is organized across three neighbourhoods; Sunnyside says consistent care-assistant assignments help residents, families and staff get to know one another.
Saskatoon, SK
Trinity Manor at Stonebridge - Retirement Home in Saskatoon is a retirement and personal care home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, offering independent living and personal care and assisted living. It is sponsored by Emmanuel Care of Saskatchewan and is a faith-based, non-denominational residence that welcomes people of all faiths.
Saskatoon, SK
Venvi The Franklin is a senior living community in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, associated with Cogir Senior Living.
Counts are published communities, not available rooms. A community may offer more than one care type.
Planning your search in Saskatoon
Our directory currently includes 13 published communities in Saskatoon across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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