Ashbourne

My mom lived there for about 3 years. She had to move to receive a higher level of care. She very much enjoyed the activities provided by Ashbourne. The food was excellent, which is really important for showing care for the well being of the people who live at Ashbourne. My mom was there during Covid lockdowns and the staff took the safety of all who came into the facitlity very seriously and they tried there best to provide some level of entertainment for the residence as was possible under such difficult circumstances.

The Ashbourne is in Edmonton, Alberta. It's a non-profit and inclusive apartment building - all the suites are rentals. It opened around 2000 and has been a reliable home for the residents ever since. Often there's apartments for rent if people are needing temporary accommodations while getting treatment at the nearby hospital or visiting from out of town. The rent includes the evening meal! The Ashbourne is an independent living facility, thus family and friends are welcome to visit anytime. One can age in place" for the most part

My mom moved into Ashbourne in 2019. We loved everything and everyone with Ashbourne. Her apartment was perfect and homey. My mom loved the food. Meals were flavorful and served plated to the residents. The location was great for our family and friends to visit on a regular basis as well as location to the U of A hospital. All the staff is welcoming and caring, friendly and fun. Lots of events for the residents and family. We lost our Mom before Xmas, all staff was supportive and compassionate. Our experience with Ashbourne was everything we had hoped for. My Mom was so happy there ❤️ Thank you to everyone at Ashbourne

My mother-in-law has lived here for a number of years and really enjoys it. There are field trips and lots of daily activities to keep her busy, and her place is warm and cosy! Thank you Ashbourne!

My sister lives at Ashbourne, and it is a very good place. Meals are very good, staff are helpful and friendly. Organized outings and activities are frequent and are valued and appreciated by residents.My sister is very happy living at Ashbourne, and I enjoy visiting her there.

I have a family member living at The Ashbourne and I'm happy to give the highest rating to the people, location, and the services and facilities. The real difference maker is the people, at every level. Discovered The Ashbourne by taking a tour and talking to some of the staff. Instant peace of mind. Highly recommended.

My grandma lives at Ashbourne and has had an amazing experience. The staff is kind and helpful. There are activities for residents to attend which is especially important when the resident lives alone, which is the case for my grandma. My Grandma attends the dinner put on by the company each night and says the food is very good. She also is sat with another single so she is not alone. Ashborne gave my grandma a community after the passing of my grandfather and we are forever grateful.

My parents lived in the Ashbourne for about 5 years together before my father needed a higher level of care and they had to move. After my father passed away, my mother chose to return to live there on her own. The variety of activities and resources available to residents is wonderful. The staff are very engaged and many have worked there for a long time providing quality care. The food is prepared on site and is of good quality and variety. The location is convenient and easily accessible. I would recommend this facility for your loved one as a great opportunity for them to have an active social life in a welcoming environment.

Two of my family members enjoyed living at Ashbourne. Very nice sized suites. All staff is very helpful, professional and caring. The LPNs and HCAs were absolutely outstanding and accommodated my relatives changing needs as they aged. Truly wonderful.

The Ashbourne is a well thought-out place where the residents are valued and treated with dignity. My family member has lived at the Ashbourne for several years, and I've found the Ashbourne does a great job of providing a safe environment while allowing my family member to maintain as much independence as possible.The assembly hall is shared with the local United Church and it's a flexible space. My family member attends exercises, movies and resident get-togethers. There are often events where family members and friends can attend, and we find them to be quite enjoyable. They get some terrific musicians!My family member likes the Ashbourne because of the meal options - she didn't want to eat three full meals a day, so she likes that she can eat one meal in the dining room on her floor and food is provided that she can eat breakfast and lunch in her room, in her own time. The food is good - I've never heard a complaint. She also likes her room - it's a studio so it's small, but it has a large bathroom and full kitchen. My family member has preferred to stay in the studio even though she could afford a larger suite. Her room is sunny and pleasant and in good repair. She loves the big trees. She also likes the library and the exercise program. Although she can no longer have a pet herself because of health issues, she loves Daisy and Ash and the dogs that are owned by other residents or come to visit. There are a number of residents who have been there a long time so people know your name, and there are some interesting characters, so it's not boring.My family really appreciates the staff. The front desk staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The nursing staff and attendants are diligent in their work and have been extremely helpful when my family member has needed care. Parking is good - I can get a free space in the Ashbourne's lot about 90% of the time, and I've never had difficulty getting parking in the area (Corbett Hall lot always has lots of spaces). There is a good drop-off zone, and there is a 15 minute loading zone in front when you just need to run in quickly.Overall, I highly recommend the Ashbourne - we've been very thankful to the staff for making a good home for our family member.