Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about finding senior care

Service

Is SeniorCarePlaces free for families?

Yes, our service is completely free for families searching for senior care. We are compensated by participating communities when you find a match through our platform.

How does SeniorCarePlaces verify facilities?

All facilities listed must be licensed by their provincial or state authorities. We verify licenses, conduct regular updates, and monitor government inspection reports.

Can I book tours through your platform?

Yes, you can schedule tours directly through our platform. Simply select the facilities you're interested in and use the 'Schedule Tour' button to arrange visits.

Search

How do I search for care homes near me?

Enter your city, postal code, or use the 'Current Location' button. You can then filter by care type, price range, amenities, and more to find the perfect match.

What information is available for each facility?

Each listing includes photos, services offered, pricing information, amenities, staff qualifications, inspection reports, and contact details.

Can I compare multiple facilities?

Yes, you can select up to 4 facilities to compare side-by-side. This helps you evaluate pricing, services, amenities, and ratings to make an informed decision.

Costs

How much does senior care typically cost?

Costs vary by location, care level, and facility type. Basic assisted living ranges from $2,000-$5,000/month, while memory care or skilled nursing can be $4,000-$10,000/month.

What funding options are available?

Options include government programs (provincial health coverage), veterans benefits, long-term care insurance, and private pay. Our advisors can help you understand what you qualify for.

Are there subsidies for low-income seniors?

Yes, most provinces offer subsidy programs based on income and assets. We can connect you with resources to determine eligibility and help with applications.

Care Types

What's the difference between assisted living and memory care?

Assisted living provides help with daily activities like bathing and medication. Memory care offers specialized programs and secure environments for those with dementia or Alzheimer's.

When should someone consider skilled nursing?

Skilled nursing is appropriate when medical needs require 24/7 professional nursing care, such as IV therapy, wound care, or complex medication management.

What is independent living?

Independent living is for active seniors who want maintenance-free living with social opportunities, meals, and activities, but don't need personal care assistance.

Providers

How can I list my facility on SeniorCarePlaces?

Click 'List Your Facility' and complete the registration process. Basic listings are free, with premium options available for enhanced visibility and features.

What are the benefits of a premium listing?

Premium listings include priority placement in search results, unlimited photos, virtual tours, lead tracking, analytics dashboard, and dedicated support.

How do you generate leads for facilities?

We connect qualified families actively searching for care with appropriate facilities through our search platform, targeted advertising, and personalized matching services.

Still have questions?

Our support team is here to help you find the perfect senior care solution.