Maxville Manor

Care levels offered

• Long-Term Care

  24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs who can no longer live safely at home.

• Respite & Short-Stay

  Temporary stays that give family caregivers a break or support recovery after a hospital stay.

Activities & programs

The Director of Activities leads diverse programming including music therapy, art classes, paint nights, chair yoga, chair dancing, trivia, mental aerobics, and exercise and falls prevention. Community outings, intergenerational programs, and technology sessions using iPads and a smartboard are offered regularly. The Special Care Unit features life stations to support memory care residents. Virtual programming is also available. Volunteers enrich the activity calendar throughout the year.

Dining

A Registered Dietitian ensures all meals meet residents' nutritional needs and personal preferences. The kitchen team serves three meals daily plus nourishment passes between meals. Meals are prepared on-site with attention to dietary requirements, textures, and cultural preferences. Congregate dining is available through the Seniors Outreach program. Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious food to community seniors. Menus reflect a commitment to high-quality, balanced nutrition in a welcoming dining environment.

The neighbourhood

The Maxville, Ontario, neighbourhood offers a tranquil, rural setting, ideal for seniors. Maxville Manor serves as a central hub, providing extensive support services. These include an Adult Day Program with supervised activities, meals, personal care, and social outings. Meals on Wheels, Congregate Dining, and a Town Square Cafe offer convenient meal options. Transportation is available for medical appointments, shopping, and recreation, including a wheelchair-equipped van. Additional support programs cover home maintenance, caregiver assistance, and recreational activities. The Seniors' Centre within Maxville Manor hosts various clinics, such as income tax, hearing, healthy well-being (blood pressure, weight checks, health education), and foot care. For independent seniors, Glen Garden Village offers adjacent apartments with life-lease and subsidized options for low-maintenance living.…

Frequently asked questions

What types of senior living does Maxville Manor offer?

Maxville Manor in Maxville, Ontario offers Long-Term Care, Respite & Short-Stay. 24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs who can no longer live safely at home. Confirm the specific care options for your situation directly with the community.

Where is Maxville Manor located?

Maxville Manor is located in Maxville, Ontario. Use the map on this page to see the surrounding neighbourhood and what's nearby, and confirm the full address with the community before you visit.

Who is Maxville Manor a good fit for?

Maxville Manor suits older adults in or around Maxville looking for long-term care, respite & short-stay. Because it offers more than one level of care, it can be a fit for couples or residents whose needs may change over time. The best way to know if it fits is to compare it against your own priorities and budget.

How can I tour Maxville Manor or speak with an advisor?

You can explore Maxville Manor and ask questions through Agewise, where a free advisor can help you book a tour, understand what to ask, and compare it with other Maxville communities. Use the "see if this fits" option on this page to get started.

What should I consider when comparing communities like Maxville Manor in Maxville?

When weighing Maxville Manor against other Maxville, Ontario communities, look at the levels of care offered, location and proximity to family, the lifestyle and atmosphere (the sections above describe Maxville Manor in more detail), and your overall budget. Agewise can help you shortlist and compare options side by side.