Home Nursing

My mother-in-law struggles with a form of dementia that affects her balance; unfortunately, last summer she fell twice and broke her wrist and femur which challenged us to find support for her to live independently with her husband. Thankfully, we found Brightwater. The suites are huge, bright, beautiful and private and the staff is dedicated to getting know each resident on a personal level. When you're there, you feel like you're in an all-inclusive. The chefs prepare amazing meals daily and even allow for the families and friends to join in. They provide daily activities, have their own movie theatre, and even take the residents out on excursions to various restaurants and shopping malls. I constantly joke that if the company were to open up a facility like this for people 30 - 75, I would move-in in a heartbeat. If you have the opportunity to meet with the director Kim, you're in for a treat. She is a bright and empathetic individual and has created a very caring atmosphere for residents and guests alike. Her team is of the highest caliber, whether on the medical or hospitality team. I honestly can't sing their praises enough.

Quiet area very friendly folk here.

Mom was there for a year and we were very impressed by the level of care and compassion she received by all of the staff, especially on unit 2. Due to driving distance it had not been our first choice for Mom but it certainly turned out to be the best choice. The building is clean and well maintained, everything is on one level, parking is easy, the gardens are lovely, the food is fresh, the activities staff is wonderful, and there is an on-site hairdresser there twice a week. Mom said that they spoiled her and that's the best compliment of all!

well done for making this pollution haha

The place needs some updating. Sometimes residents seem neglected. The seats in the front lobby are filthy and should be professionally cleaned or replaced. Quality of the food seems very good. The staff is typically friendly but sometimes they are hard to find.

I work for Comforts of Home, have been here for over a year. They truly so care about their clients. The owner always writes about her own experiences with her family and what she's learnt about it. If we are only available 3 hours a day or even a week, that's what they'll get us. If you want a full 40 hour week you can get that too. I love that they keep you close to your own home so travel isn't far.

My grandmother is very happy here. There are lots of events and activities to keep the residents busy and engaged. Personally, I'd get bored of the menu which is almost exclusively "white people" food - but the folks who live there seem happy with it.

Eastern Star Preschool has excellent facilities and lovely staff members. Their new facility is clean, bright, engaging and welcoming to little ones.

Management and staff could be deceiving. Do your due diligence, talk directly to residents and ask them their experience there, before moving.