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Alexis Lodge Retirement Residences

Alexis Lodge is a retirement home that offers dementia care, continence care, palliative care, and g There is quite a bit of flexibility in our daily schedule.

Alexis Lodge is a retirement home located in two houses in Toronto. Our goal is to create a sense of comfort and familiarity for our residents that traditional retirement homes cannot provide. Alexis Lodge offers a non-medical program of familiar activities tailored to the individual. The staff members are non-uniformed support workers who are familiar with each resident’s history and personality. The resident is included in the daily routines of the home as much as possible. For example, a resident who finds food preparation enjoyable and familiar, will be encouraged to participate in the kitchen, under safe supervision. If a resident needs to sleep a little longer in the morning, there will still be a fresh, piping hot breakfast waiting for them when they get up.

02/27/2026

Come celebrate the release of Grandpa’s Two Worlds: A Journey Through Lewy Body Dementia, my newest children’s book created to give voice, foster compassion, and deepen understanding for children and families affected by dementia—alongside my memoir, Dementia Theory to Practice: A Caregiver’s Guide.

Together, let’s raise awareness, spark meaningful conversations, and nurture empathy in the next generation.

02/26/2026

I’m truly humbled and deeply grateful to see my books featured at the Black History Month celebration at Queen’s Park. Moments like this remind me how powerful storytelling and education can be in shaping understanding and compassion.

My sincere thanks to MPP David Smith and his wonderful team for their continued support and strong commitment to community engagement. I was also truly delighted to connect with inspiring changemakers in the dementia field, including Iroanyah, and many others whose work is helping to advance awareness, understanding, and compassionate care.

Being part of such an uplifting community — and having dementia awareness included at the forefront of this important gathering — was truly heartwarming and encouraging. As we continue preparing for upcoming events like Word on the Street, I’m reminded that awareness remains one of the greatest gifts we can share with our communities.

Together, through education, dialogue, and compassion, we can continue to reduce stigma and support those living with dementia and their families.

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02/25/2026

Had a lovely chat with our resident at Alexis Lodge. It’s always interesting to see the smiles and enjoy conversations with them!

02/24/2026

Sunday was a beautiful milestone — the inaugural collaboration between A Rose For Grandma Wellness Hub and Bridging Futures Canada Society Healthy Aging & Brain Health Wellness Program at Aaniin Community Centre was a wonderful success.

We celebrated Black History Month with a pre-launch luncheon of my book, powerful dementia-informed presentations, meaningful community dialogue, and vibrant steel pan music that filled the room with culture and joy. I was deeply honoured to receive recognition from Councillor Neethan Shan on behalf of the City of Toronto.

This is what community-based dementia leadership looks like — education, celebration, and impact. My heart is full. Thank you to everyone who made it special, especially powerhouse geriatrician Dr. Jeya Thayaparan, who continues to help reframe dementia care.

✨ Join us March 7th at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus as we celebrate the reframing of geriatric dementia care and the launch of my books:
Dementia Theory To Practice: A Comprehensive Guide
Grandpa’s Two Worlds: A Journey Through Lewy Body Dementia

It will be an inspiring time of learning, dialogue, and community. I would truly love to see you there!

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07/28/2025

One important thing we've learned from caring for people with Dementia;

Connection matters!

And to find that connection, there are things you need to do.

Swipe to learn and share with a family caring for a loved one with Dementia.

06/27/2025

Home away from home✨

These kind words remind us of what we do at Alexis Lodge Retirement Residences.

Book an appointment today to get a free tour of our care home in Toronto.

06/25/2025

You've noticed the changes.

Your loved one with dementia isn't just forgetting names—they're forgetting to eat, to take medication, refusing to bathe.

The person you knew is slipping away and keeping them safe feels increasingly impossible. Every day brings a new crisis.

👉🏽The neighbor found them wandering again.
👉🏽They've fallen twice this week.
👉🏽You haven't had a full night's sleep in months.
👉🏽Your own health is suffering.

The guilt of not being able to do more is crushing.

Join our webinar TOMORROW at 5:30PM EST as Memory care specialist, Christiana Egi, helps you recognize when memory care isn't giving up. it's giving your loved one the specialized support they deserve while allowing you to be their advocate instead of their exhausted caregiver.

Last chance to register - link in bio .

06/11/2025

Are you noticing your loved one with dementia struggling more with daily tasks? Perhaps:

◾Medications are being forgotten,
◾meals go uneaten,
◾or you're constantly worried about their safety

The weight of these concerns can be overwhelming.The sleepless nights, wondering if you're doing enough. The guilt when you can't be there 24/7. The exhaustion from constantly adjusting to new challenges as symptoms progress.

You're not alone in feeling like you're reaching your limits—both physically and emotionally.

Join our new webinar on Thursday, June 26th at 5:30PM EST to recognize the signs, navigate emotions, and find peace in making the right memory care decision.

Comment "CAREGIVER" to get early access today!

06/05/2025

Join our Memory care specialist, Christiana Egi on June 26th for a conversation about the journey from home care to memory care.

YOU'LL DISCOVER:
- Signs that indicate your loved one may need specialized care
- How to make decisions without the guilt - What quality memory care actually looks like
- Ways to have these difficult family conversations

THIS IS FOR CAREGIVERS WHO:
- Feel overwhelmed by increasing care needs
- Worry about their loved one's safety
- Wonder if they're making the right choices - Need guidance on next steps

Comment “CAREGIVER” to get early access today!

05/26/2025

We've seen amazing changes when our care home residents play games🧩

The happy look when muscle memory takes over, the pride when they finish even simple versions of games they've always loved. Our activity helpers make fun times that work around memory problems to reach the person still there inside. We know that having fun isn't just about passing time—it's about feeling good, feeling connected, and feeling joy.

Book a FREE consultation today to know if Alexis Lodge Retirement Residences is the care home for your loved one with Dementia.

05/21/2025

Alzheimer's is the most commonly known type of Dementia but it's not the only one.

Which of the other types of Dementia did you know?

05/12/2025

When someone you've always counted on starts getting confused, understanding what's happening helps you help them.

Alzheimer's and dementia are connected but different—like how all squares are rectangles but not all rectangles are squares. Knowing exactly what your loved one is facing helps you speak up for what they need.

Share this with a friend who's a caregiver 🩵

Address

707 Ellesmere Road
Toronto, ON
M1P2W1

Telephone

+14167521923

Website

http://www.alexislodge.com/

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