Ross Place Retirement Residence

Enjoyed our short stay at Ross Place. A comfy suite, 3 good meals a day, a variety of activities, movies, entertainment..and a top notch management staff. Planning for future...Ross Place is at the top of our list.

My partners mom just went into ross place about 2 months ago and she loves it.....We looked at other properties but Ross place just felt like home to her, lots of activities and great food. We also looked at Berwick Shelbourne really nice as well but Ross Place was just closer to us. I hope this helps when looking for a retirement home.

Recently Ross Place was bought by a NoN-Profit company. (2017) This was a great change. Therefore some of the earlier reviews are really not legit anymore. Best thing to do is visit and get a feel for it. Ross Place also has a new Manager (2017) that is clearly the Best change there. He is Fantastic and is genuinely a very kind can caring fella that will do his best for all the residents. The other staff, concierge, dining room, kitchen, cleaning etc. are kind and great listeners to the folks that live there and the visitors too. There are some small issues but you need only talk to someone or put an anonymous note in the suggestion box and they will attend to it. I do feel the nutrition needs of the residents needs some work. They are very open to fixing that .. if you do not tell them, they do not know :) I urge the residents when they talk to me, to make suggestions etc. but most often they do not want to cause trouble. It has good activities daily inside (yoga, meditation, art and music classes, tai-chi, movie theater, exercise room, games, happy hour with entertainment) and outside (bus trips) 3x a week plus an appointment bus 2x a week. All around I am happy that my parent lives there (2.5 yrs). It is a nice, safe, clean and caring place. P.S. I have to say the delivery charge for food to your room is Free when you are not well. If you just don't feel like going to one of the 2 dining rooms they will charge you $5. (It was $8 before new ownership) I believe that is in part to encourage the residents to come to the dining room to socialize. They encourage residents to stay in their rooms when not well for sure and if in fact you are just home from the hospital it is the rule to stay in your room for 2 days so as not to spread the unknown that you may have picked up. Meals delivered free in this case also.

Caring staffs, healthy food. Perfect for retired residence.

There is a large turnover in administration staff as well as serving staff. When I asked the chef about the nutritional information of the meals, he couldn't provide it. If you are sick, you are charged $8 to have a tray of food delivered to your room. That will just encourage sick people to eat in the dining room and spread their germs -- not impressed!