Free Guide

The first step, before going out to visit residences, is to sit down and think of what is wanted or needed. To help you, Helping Seniors™ offers a free guide “The 65+ Key Questions to Ask When Looking For A Residence.” This guide provides an overview of the services and amenities offered by residences in the Montreal area, and helps families and seniors determine which services they will want or need once living in a residence. Samples of questions found in the guide:

  • Do you want meals included?
  • What is included in the cost of the rent?
  • What size living space do you want?
  • Will your educational and cultural background mix well with your future neighbours?

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What Our Customers Say

It was a real pleasure working with Marie-Claude at Helping Seniors in securing a lovely living environment for my 85 year old mother. Her care é attentiveness finally helped my mother realize the value of living in a residence and she has not regretted her move. Thanks again for your outstanding service.

R. J. Crimo (Son of a Senior)

When my elderly father needed to find assisted care, Marie G. of Helping Seniors made the whole process quick and easy. She listened carefully to his specific needs, asked great questions and came up with an effective game plan. Her knowledge of the facilities and services in the Montreal area is clearly impressive, but it was her compassion and understanding during a difficult time that really made a big difference.

G. Cuthbert (Son of a Senior)

 I also want to pay you particular thanks for not encouraging my mother to rush into moving again and that you suggested to allow the dust to settle as it could take 6 months for her to adjust to living at the manor, which has proven to be very accurate. I am not kidding myself into believing our mother will not continue to struggle but she is in a much better place physically and psychologically to mange these struggles as they arise. That said, I would not be surprised if my mother reaches out to you for additional support in the future.

 

Sandy (son)