Best Nursing Homes In Saskatoon

Sherbrooke Community Centre serves a large group of elders who engage in activities like gardening, painting, and volunteering, fostering a vibrant community life. The centre offers various amenities including a store, hairdresser, and café, alongside continuing care and training programs. While many appreciate the welcoming environment and dedicated staff, some concerns about care quality have… more...

Sherbrooke Community Centre serves a large group of elders who engage in activities like gardening, painting, and volunteering, fostering a vibrant community life. The centre offers various amenities including a store, hairdresser, and café, alongside continuing care and training programs. While many appreciate the welcoming environment and dedicated staff, some concerns about care quality have been raised.

Saskatoon Shines Care Home focuses on providing residential care for seniors and couples, emphasizing privacy and comfort. The team offers daily support and meals in a quiet neighborhood setting, with many residents appreciating the kindness of staff and cleanliness of the home. Some reviews note staffing shortages and limited activities as areas needing improvement.

Parkridge Centre provides long-term, hospital, and community care services focused on supporting residents of Saskatchewan. The facility maintains a clean and organized environment with safety protocols in place, and many note the friendly staff and comfortable rooms. Some families have expressed concerns about communication and care consistency.

Circle Drive Special Care Home focuses on long-term nursing care within a home-like setting, supporting residents’ well-being and independence. The team assists with medication, assessments, and daily adjustment while fostering respectful relationships. Some reviews note concerns about care quality, though many appreciate the friendly staff and comfortable environment.

Central Haven Special Care Home focuses on elder-directed care, emphasizing dignity and quality of life through personalized attention. This small, close-knit community offers long-term care with regular resident and family councils to support communication and advocacy. While the food and cleanliness receive positive notes, some mention limited staffing on weekends.

The original Saskatoon Convalescent Home was situated on the corner of 31st Street and Idylwyld Drive. It was owned by the Commonwealth and Continental Church Society and was used as a residence for single women attending a normal school. In 1942, this building was rented for the purpose of establishing a Nursing Care Program. In May 1959, the Saskatoon Convalescent Home Society was formed as a… more...

The original Saskatoon Convalescent Home was situated on the corner of 31st Street and Idylwyld Drive. It was owned by the Commonwealth and Continental Church Society and was used as a residence for single women attending a normal school. In 1942, this building was rented for the purpose of establishing a Nursing Care Program. In May 1959, the Saskatoon Convalescent Home Society was formed as a charitable non-profit organization and entitled to Government grants and charitable donations. The Society purchased the Home in 1963 and encouraged interested persons to purchase a membership. Each year, these members have the responsibility to elect a Board of Directors to oversee the operations of the Home. After years of planning, a new Saskatoon Convalescent Home was constructed on lots adjacent to the original building and fifty residents moved to the new building in the fall of 1983. Twenty-four-hour nursing care is provided by Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Continuing Care Aides.

We are now open. Brand new personal care home manager by 2 experienced Registered Nurses. Spacious private rooms. Serves nutritious meals. Has 2 bathrooms (walk-in and tub). Come see us in Rosewood This home is beyond extraordinary. They were an absolute godsend when I was forced to place my father in a care home. They truly go above and beyond to ensure their residents feel safe, happy, and… more...

We are now open. Brand new personal care home manager by 2 experienced Registered Nurses. Spacious private rooms. Serves nutritious meals. Has 2 bathrooms (walk-in and tub). Come see us in Rosewood This home is beyond extraordinary. They were an absolute godsend when I was forced to place my father in a care home. They truly go above and beyond to ensure their residents feel safe, happy, and loved. Clean, comfortable, and run by people with big hearts. I can’t recommend this place enough. Brand new place. Very nice and clean. Accessible place near Costco. Plus its managed by nurses

As per the name, the words to describe this place are warm and cozy! The staff was so friendly and welcoming. We toured one of their homes in search of a place for my grandfather in the near future. We sure hope when the time comes they have availability. We couldn't find anything that compares close to this. Very warm and appealing feeling. As soon as you enter the building you are welcomed by… more...

As per the name, the words to describe this place are warm and cozy! The staff was so friendly and welcoming. We toured one of their homes in search of a place for my grandfather in the near future. We sure hope when the time comes they have availability. We couldn't find anything that compares close to this. Very warm and appealing feeling. As soon as you enter the building you are welcomed by amazing and caring staff. I am so impressed by the care and the way they operate I hope to use them in the future for my parent's care.

Sunnyside is blessed to be tucked away in a neighborhood with a great view of the lovely South Saskatchewan River. The river provides the backdrop for the dining room, where our 97 residents eat each day. This year a new multi-purpose room was built with great views of our beautiful courtyard. Sunnyside’s vision is “To be a home that supports Christian values and one another to live a meaningful… more...

Sunnyside is blessed to be tucked away in a neighborhood with a great view of the lovely South Saskatchewan River. The river provides the backdrop for the dining room, where our 97 residents eat each day. This year a new multi-purpose room was built with great views of our beautiful courtyard. Sunnyside’s vision is “To be a home that supports Christian values and one another to live a meaningful and abundant life.” By keeping this vision alive, it is our goal to alleviate loneliness, helplessness, and boredom for the residents that live at Sunnyside. Sunnyside Adventist Care Centre is one of the oldest Adventist nursing homes in Canada; again with start-up leadership from Anthony Kaytor who as then Conference President was instrumental in the planning and construction. Sunnyside opened its doors in 1964 with space for 68 residents, increasing to 106 in 1968 – but later reduced to the current capacity of 97 in 2003. Located on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River, it features an expansive courtyard and has undergone many improvements over the years. It is located near the Saskatoon Seventh-day Adventist Christian School. Randy Kurtz has provided leadership as an Administrator since 2008.