Compassionate, Independent Supportive Living for Seniors

Adaptive and Supportive Care to Meet Your Needs

At Vermilion District & Housing Foundation (VDHF), our independent supportive living facilities are designed to ensure your comfort, security, and satisfaction—24 hours a day, seven days a week. Here, you can embrace all that life has to offer with accessible accommodations, a wide range of amenities, a calendar full of recreational and therapeutic programming, around-the-clock assistance from qualified health care aides, and regular support from home care nurses. Our independent supportive living housing portfolio currently includes 30 Continuing Care Home Type B suites (formerly DSL3), and we have also acquired 10 Temporary Capacity (CCH-Type B Secure Space) accommodations (formerly DSL4) to further support the continuing care needs of our residents.

Supportive living bathroom area

CCH Type B living space

Seniors Supportive Living Facilities (CCH-Type B)

VDHF offers a community of 30 Continuing Care Home Type B (CCH-Type B) studio suites and 10 Temporary Capacity (CCH-Type B Secure Space) suites. Each boasts 24-hour supportive care, 10-foot ceilings, a private washroom, and a comfortable living space. Residents also have access to a common living space—perfect for family gatherings—and a spacious dining room that can accommodate a maximum of ten residents for an intimate dining experience. Here, you can enjoy gourmet meals prepared by our Executive Chef with unlimited access to beverages and snacks, day or night. At every turn, our compassionate and welcoming staff are here to provide supportive care and assist you as much or as little as you’d like. Please note: In order to move into seniors supportive living housing, your name must be placed on the wait list with an Alberta Health Services placement office.

Supportive Care to Help You Live Life to the Fullest

Choosing to move into a retirement residence was a decision I made without hesitation. My only concern was losing my independence, but I quickly realized I was mistaken—I still maintain a strong sense of independence here!

Looking back, I wish I had made the move sooner. I can't get enough of the activities, the excellent housekeeping, the delicious food, and the wonderful residents. And the best part? I'm meeting and connecting with people I wouldn't have had the chance to otherwise.

I wholeheartedly recommend Vermilion Valley Lodge to anyone considering a move to a retirement home. Here, you can maintain your independence while having the support of both staff and fellow residents whenever needed.

In my opinion, everyone should experience the joy and comfort of living here!
Dolores B (CCH Type B, formerly DSL3)
Deciding to move into a retirement facility was a decision we made out of necessity and (with) the encouragement of friends who already called this place home. With my wife needing more care than I could provide alone, we knew we needed help.
Ron D (Vermilion Valley Lodge)
One of the best things about moving into a retirement facility is not having to cook or clean up. I love cooking, but I hate the cleanup and dealing with grocery shopping. Here, I don't have to worry about any of that.
Betty D (Vermilion Valley Lodge)
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