Potential Shared Living for Retirees

Living for Independent Seniors in Ottawa Potential shared living space for 1–2 retired adults who are still capable of managing their own care but are tired of doing everything alone. This isn’t a facility or caregiving arrangement — it’s a calm, respectful home where meals, conversation, and mutual presence are part of the rhythm. I’m a trained EMT and mental health provider, so I can offer light support like medication reminders or guidance for early-stage memory issues. But this is a shared life — not a caretaking job. I’m not just collecting rent — I’m present. I pay attention. If something seems off, I’ll notice. I’m not a babysitter, but I don’t believe in checked-out living either. Because honestly, you don’t want to find your loved one on the floor after a week. ✅ Private rooms ✅ Shared meals, internet, and utilities included ✅ Housekeeping and laundry included ✅ Scheduled outings to keep spirits up and connections strong ✅ We can set up a private phone line at no charge ✅ We can help arrange personal shopping—like Amazon orders—so family members don’t have to worry ✅ Personal grooming services can be arranged right at home (haircuts, pedicures, manicures) ✅ We can create personalized calendars to remind of doctors’ appointments, dentist visits, and more ✅ House not yet chosen — the goal is to find the right people first ✅ Ideal for someone who wants stability, quiet connection, and dignity ✅ Starting at $2,200/month (all-inclusive) This is also a great option for someone in the early stages of dementia or Alzheimer’s — someone who may be forgetting small things, but still wants to live with independence and dignity. I’m trained to recognize changes, offer gentle reminders, and be a steady presence without turning it into a medical setting. Social connection matters. Occasional get-togethers — like movie nights, shared meals, or visits with family — can absolutely be arranged. The rhythm of the home is calm, but companionship doesn’t mean isolation or co-dependence. It’s about respectful presence, independence, and genuine connection without losing personal freedom. “Some people just want coffee and crosswords with someone nearby. Others just want to hear a voice in the house again. No one should have to do the last chapter alone.” Personality matters more than gender. This space is open to any independent retiree who values peace, presence, and mutual respect. It's about the right fit — not rigid categories. If this resonates with you — or with someone in your family — message me. Let’s have a real conversation.