Wonderful care , beautiful interior and wonder all around service. It's played out very nicely and…read morespacious. The care of the seniors is next to none.

From the owner: St. Andrew's Centre provides its residents with the highest possible standard of living, necessary…read moreservices, amenities, conveniences, security, activities & recreation! St. Andrew's Centre's impressive, red brick complex encompasses two seven-storey apartment towers and a three-storey annex, all linked by a temperature-controlled atrium lovingly landscaped with a huge selection of tropical plants and jaunty paving stone floors. St. Andrew's Centre's annex is also surrounded by its own open courtyard and beautifully maintained garden area. St. Andrew's Centre is conveniently connected to St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, offering residents the option of daily masses and an active church community just steps away. Owned and operated by the nonprofit St. Andrew's Housing Ltd., St. Andrew's Centre is a nondenominational and independent living facility for people 60+ offering a total of 303 fully-renovated apartment suites with eight different floor plans at reasonable market-value rents. With a long, stellar reputation as a premiere seniors facility, St. Andrew's Centre offers a dynamic housing alternative and a tremendous range of conveniences, amenities and services including: optional meal services in our full-service restaurant; underground heated parking; active Residents' Association and myriad recreational, fitness and social activities; close to neighbourhood shopping with an E.T.S. bus stop at the main entrance!

You need to know there are care problems here related to insufficient staffing and management…read moreignorance. The facilities and amenities are beautiful, the meals are great quality, and for this the residents pay a high cost. But the high cost is not reflected in the actual care provided for more fragile and dependent residents. Despite the service being advertised as being able to meet enhanced supportive care needs, the management has insufficient experience and expertise to understand what those actual care needs require in terms of staff and equipment. This is sadly not uncommon in elder care, but here it is pronounced. Staff advocate for better care, such as basic medical and first aide supplies, as well as more regulated nursing staff, but concerns often go unheeded. There is a culture of secrecy; if you speak up as a member of staff, you are likely to be targeted for trouble. Canterbury has a hard time keeping quality nursing staff for a reason. This all means that the most at-risk and medically delicate residents are not getting the care they need in a timely manner. One of the consequences of this is bedsores. No one should die of a septic bedsore. Another is if your loved one sustains a fall, it might be quite a while until a nurse gets to them if the nurse is busy elsewhere. Yes there is an Registered Nurse working 24/7, but that RN takes care of over 300 people at a time. It can take 10 minutes to get from one side of the facility to the other. There is little time to really provide CARE, there is only time to do TASKS. When looking for a home for your precious elders, look beyond what is visible, talk to the staff, ask around. The staff here are trying their best, but they are not well supported, which is always risky for residents.

Excellent quality, reliable and trustworthy care. Attentive and friendly staff and good…read morefacilities. Operates on the non-profit philosophy and it shows. Good long history of church principled compassionate care. Money is well spent.

no actual nurse on staff. Manager Trevor is rude and deceitful . Kitchen staff and front…read morereception goo. Place is not maintained well. they say they have bus serice and outing but it's broken more then running

my mother lived here for seven years. in the last few years building has not been maintaine. They…read morewere without hot water for three days in the spring. they serve hotdogs and pasta too frequently. the window frames are rotting. suite has had mice, and ant problems. building is past its prime. management changes every six months. maintenance does not address issues in the suite. My mother had flickering bathroom lights for over six months before it was repaired. The carpet in her suite needed to be stretched it had ripples in it. There is an on site nurse, not sure what she does, during covid she never checked on my 89 year old mother when she had covid.

The Churchill is a reasonably affordable independent and assisted living solution for older people…read more Some families I know have parents who live here, and they enjoy the ability to live independently with support. The building is well secured, attractive, clean, and the housing unites are reasonably large. This is not a very fancy retirement home with lots of frills but it is also more affordable. It is also located right downtown so it is close to shopping, a senior's organization, Churchill Square, and other amenities.

This is a retirement community for seniors who wish to live on their own or with some additional…read moresupports. It is a central location, an excellent business that does cater to residents who want to live with privacy, safety, peace of mind and daily luxury. It may have some limitations like a non smoking building, and no pets but the social benefits out weigh these limitations. For as little at 2900-4500 each month you or a family member have everything they require. This is a great location, great community with very exceptional services. Try 'the church hill' in central downtown, -you will be happy you started to enjoy your retirement here!

My parents were residents for over 5 years at Touchmark. In…read moremy opinion there has been a tremendous and hazardous decline in residents' care in the Private Memory Care. You should know that given they are a private business they do not need to follow Continuing Care Health Service Standards. Those standards do need to be followed by funded sites within Alberta. There isn't a regulatory body that can hear our concerns and advocate for the residents there. As a result of the lack of proper systems and communication and because of sub-standard medical care our mother received we had no option but to move her elsewhere. I am concerned for residents/friends who have been left behind.

Four years ago my mom moved here from Winnipeg and we needed to find her a safe and comfortable…read moreplace that felt like home. We went and saw a few retirement communities, but it wasn't until we walked into Touchmark that my mom felt at home. With the comforting atmosphere and the genuine friendliness of the staff we knew we found the right place. Over the 4 years that my mom lived at Touchmark we were always impressed by the staff and their willingness to help her and us with our questions and changing needs over the years. We would highly recommend Touchmark to anyone looking for a safe and friendly retirement community.

Looks like things have only gotten much worse since the other reviews. Management both in house and…read morehead office are totally incompetent. Food at my location is at best the worst in terms of taste, nutrition, portion and variety. Building is advertised as luxurious while in fact may be a C+ and we'll overpriced.

Poor Wifi so Face Time is not possible. Not all room door…read morehandles have auto locking. Unbelievable to see men in the same Memory wing with women! In first week my Mother had a man come in her room and demand sex in front of her husband!

I think they are trying really hard, but it feel it lacking a bit…read more I've been visiting my elderly here for 5 years. The rent goes up every year. It's slightly more than what she collects for a pension. The meals are provided and they are pretty good, but sometimes they are just awful. The staff is very friendly and capable, but when I reported my elderly's diamond ring had gone missing, I got no help. No response. I called for a case conference for my elderly and it was held without me. I wasn't invited. I'm the ONLY kin. I should have been called. Especially due to a hearing issue for my elderly. One day, I lucked out and walked into her room for a visit while the coordinator was having her yearly client conference. I had lots to say and I felt I was heard. The security is lacking. Guests are required to buzz in, but many just walk in. There is some free parking, but often full. I have to pay for street parking. It's pretty clean and cheery, but the thistle grows wild outside. They put on daily programs and invite a podiatrist monthly. There is a chapel on the 2nd floor which doubles for a fitness room and community centre. The weekly room cleaning they provided is barely sufficient. I'd probably be OK with living here in my 90's. I'd just let things roll off my back.