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A Day in the Life of a Senior at a VRS seniors Community on Vancouver Island

After spending years living with your family or on your own, you might be looking into an independent or assisted living community on Vancouver Island. You may even be trying to imagine what life would be like if you did move to Lakeside Gardens or Ross Place.

Participating in recreational activities during the day.

There is never a dull moment at Ross Place or Lakeside Gardens. Our experienced recreational coordinators have a month’s worth of activities for you to participate in. Everything from mental and cognitive activities such as puzzles and card games, to active, physical games you can participate in to keep you fit while you have fun.

ENJOYING HAND-CRAFTED MEALS

A great advantage of Ross Place and Lakeside Gardens is that you don’t have to worry about cooking your own food. Although your spacious suite may have either a kitchenette or full kitchen, you can take a break from cooking and enjoy meals prepared fresh daily by the knowledgeable culinary team. The homestyle meals are nutritious and can even be modified to meet specific dietary requirements.

Socializing With Other Senior Residents

If you are hesitant about making new friends here at Ross Place or Lakeside Gardens, you can rest assured as everyone here will welcome you with open arms. Whether it’s while participating in group activities or even just having a meal in the dining room, you are bound to find some relatable topics to talk about. Who knows, you may even find a best friend here within the halls of your new seniors community!

If you’re looking for a seniors retirement community on Vancouver Island that offers a variety of recreational activities, Ross Place and Lakeside Gardens Seniors Communities are here for you. For more information visit rossplace. ca or Lakeside-gardens.com and book a tour today!

Ask The Dentist!

by Dr. C Ross Crapo DDS

Q: I’m eighty years old and have had great health all my life. Most of my top teeth are out and I have a partial. I have most of my bottom teeth, but I’ve got a couple that act up. Sometimes they really bother me. The past six months have been unusual for me. I have had no energy. I sometimes don’t really feel well. It’s almost like the flu, but I don’t get a fever,

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