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Scarborough Campus of Care Multi-Level

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What Is a Campus of Care?

A Campus of Care is a senior living model where multiple levels of care are offered within the same location or across connected buildings. This can include independent living, assisted living, and long-term care. These campuses help older adults remain in one setting even as their health or personal care needs change over time.

In many cases, campuses also offer respite care, memory care, health clinics, rehabilitation services, and social programming — all designed to support residents as they age in place. For seniors and families in Scarborough, this type of integrated model reduces the stress of moving and offers greater continuity of care.

Are Campuses of Care Available in Scarborough?

Yes — the campuses of care model is present in Scarborough, with some senior living communities offering multiple care levels in one location. These communities may combine independent living, assisted living, and long-term care, supported by access to on-site wellness services, recreational programs, and healthcare coordination.

While we do not currently feature a sponsored campus of care residence in Scarborough, individuals exploring this model may still find local options that deliver a similar experience. These residences typically allow older adults to remain on the same property as their care needs evolve, reducing the need for disruptive moves.

If you're researching options in Scarborough, consider looking into residences that offer a combination of housing and support services. You can also explore care types individually to better understand what’s available:

Benefits of a Campus of Care Model

The campus model allows older adults to maintain a sense of stability, routine, and community — even as their care needs evolve. With less disruption and fewer moves, seniors benefit from stronger emotional well-being and easier access to services. For families, campuses provide peace of mind and reduce the pressure of making repeated care decisions during times of crisis.

Campuses of care are also ideal for couples with different care needs. In some cases, one partner may require long-term care while the other remains independent or semi-independent. A campus setting can allow them to live on the same property, even in separate rooms or care areas, while staying closely connected without the need for transportation or staff-assisted visits.

Navigating Senior Care Options in Scarborough

Many local Scarborough residences are adapting to support aging in place by offering flexible care services or collaborating with healthcare providers. You can also explore senior-focused services in Scarborough to find additional care and support.

If you're unsure which housing type or care level best suits your situation, visit our Consulting Services page for expert, personalized guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a campus of care for seniors?
A: A campus of care is a senior living setting where multiple care levels—like independent living, assisted living, and long-term care—are available in one location. This helps residents age in place more comfortably.

Q: Are there any campuses of care in Scarborough?
A: Yes. While no sponsored campus is currently featured in Scarborough, some local communities offer multiple care options and coordinated services on the same property.

Q: What are the advantages of a campus of care?
A: These campuses provide stability, reduce moves during health changes, and allow seniors to stay within the same familiar community as they age. They’re also helpful for couples with different care needs who want to remain close.

Planning Ahead for Aging in Scarborough

Even if a full campus of care isn’t available in your preferred neighbourhood, planning ahead still matters. Many seniors begin with independent living and later move to a residence with additional support. Understanding your options early can reduce stress and improve your ability to make informed choices.

To compare aging in place with other senior living options, read our article: Aging in Place vs. Retirement Living: Which Is Right for You?

If you're planning for yourself or supporting a loved one, our Consulting Services can help guide you through the process.

Scarborough Campus of Care Multi-Level

What is the cost of living in a Campus of Care in Scarborough?

The cost depends on the type of housing and level of support you need. Campuses of Care typically offer several housing options, each with a different price structure:

  • Independent living may include life lease or condo-style ownership, market rental apartments, or independent suites within a retirement home where services are paid à la carte.
  • Retirement homes usually range from $3,500 to $15,000 per month, depending on suite type, services, location, and operator.
  • Long-term care homes follow government-set accommodation rates, generally $2,000 to $3,000 per month. The province covers care services, and subsidies are available for eligible residents. Click here for official LTC rates.
Why do Campus of Care prices vary so much?

Each housing type has a different model. Independent housing may involve ownership or rental, often without services. Retirement homes are privately paid and include hospitality and personal support, which affect the total monthly cost. Long-term care homes are publicly funded for care, and residents pay only for accommodation.

Residents may move between levels of care over time. As their needs change, so does the cost. That flexibility is a key benefit of Campus of Care living, but it also makes financial planning more complex.

How can I compare the cost of a Campus of Care to living in my own home?

If you know the approximate monthly cost of your chosen housing level within a Campus of Care, whether that’s independent living, a retirement suite, or a long-term care room, you can use our Senior Housing Cost Calculator to compare it to the cost of living in your current home.

The calculator helps older adults and families estimate monthly expenses side by side, including housing, meals, utilities, maintenance, and any care services. It’s a useful tool for planning whether a move to senior living makes sense for your budget and lifestyle.

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