Each of the Résidences des Bâtisseurs offers a complete program of activities led by an employee with a degree in recreation. Our residents have access to an indoor pool and hot tub, a fitness room, a billiard room, a movie theatre and a rec room as well as common rooms for relaxing, reading or chatting, a library and a chapel. Depending on the community and the characteristics of each residence, cultural outings and outdoor activities (walking, hiking, biking, etc.) are also available.
Depending on their needs, expectations and individual agreement, our residents can have one, two or three meals a day. With the help of our experienced cooks, we offer complete and balanced menus served in the dining room, just as if you had cooked them yourself. In addition the menu of the day, alternative dishes, a salad bar and a dessert table are available every day. You can opt to prepare your own meals in your apartment or join other residents in the dining room for the meals prepared in our kitchens.
Each of our residences offers a 24/7 care team (nurse or nursing assistant, and orderlies). Medication management and medication monitoring are also available, if needed. Each residence also has an assisted living unit for people who are no longer physically or cognitively independent. In addition, certain routine procedures are also available (blood sampling and blood pressure measurement, among others). All our residences are located near a hospital or a CLSC clinic and have either an in-house medication counter or a nearby pharmacy. Most even have hair and beauty care available, for a fee determined by the professionals providing the service. In short, the care available at our residences adapts to your needs and expectations.
At the Résidences des Bâtisseurs, we never compromise on safety. In addition to the 24/7 monitoring provided by our medical staff, our support staff are available to residents at any time of day. In addition, our residences have complete sprinkler systems, powerful back-up generators, smoke alarms and detectors in all private rooms and common areas, electronic access control systems, security cameras, home-based and mobile alert bracelets for emergencies, and call systems in the common areas to call for assistance.
