Cedarhurst Dementia Care Home in North York, Ontario

Cedarhurst Dementia Care Home is a licensed retirement home in the St. Andrew Windfields area of North York. It offers secure memory care for adults living with early to mid stage dementia in a small and calm home setting. Families choose Cedarhurst when they want safety, personal attention, and a supportive place that understands the needs of people with memory loss.

Many families search for dementia care that offers structure, routine, and trained staff who know how to support changing cognitive needs. Cedarhurst provides a predictable daily schedule, familiar surroundings, and a social model of care that helps residents feel grounded. This article explains the care, suites, programs, and costs so families can make an informed decision.

If you are comparing memory care in North York or want information about licensed retirement homes that offer dementia support, the details below offer a clear overview of what Cedarhurst provides.

What Cedarhurst Dementia Care Home Provides

Cedarhurst operates as a licensed Ontario retirement home with a dedicated dementia care program. Licensed retirement homes in Ontario follow the Retirement Homes Act and must meet safety, care, and staff training requirements. Cedarhurst supports adults with early to mid stage dementia who benefit from secure spaces, predictable routines, and small scale living.

Residents must be mobile with or without a mobility aid. The home has four small household wings. Each household supports up to six residents, creating a calm and familiar setting where staff can offer consistent care and personal attention.

Care Model and Daily Support

Cedarhurst follows a social model of dementia care. This model focuses on strengths, familiar tasks, and predictable patterns that help reduce confusion and anxiety. It is designed to protect independence while offering the support needed each day.

• Staff on site at all times
• Help with dressing, hygiene, and meals
• Medication management
• Structured life skills activities
• Gentle physical and cognitive programs
• Wellness checks and night support
• Family style meals and open kitchen spaces
• Sensory engagement throughout the day

The small household setting helps residents feel safe and supported throughout daily routines.

Suites and Safety Features

Each resident has a private suite designed for comfort and safety. Suites help reduce fall risks and support daily movement.

• Barrier free layout
• Private three piece ensuite bathroom
• Fire alarms and CO detectors
• Sprinklers
• Air conditioning
• Wheelchair accessible design
• Personal safe

Shared Spaces and Programs

Cedarhurst offers shared areas that support social interaction, recreation, and therapeutic engagement.

• Secure landscaped courtyard
• Upper outdoor terrace
• Fitness and physiotherapy space
• Activity and craft rooms
• Small library and internet access
• Hairdressing and spa services

Programs support movement, memory, comfort, and social connection.

Dining and Mealtime Support

Each household has an open kitchen and dining area. Meals are prepared on site, which helps create familiar smells and routines. These sensory cues support appetite and reinforce memory. Staff assist with meals when needed and encourage conversation during shared dining.

Location and Local Supports

Cedarhurst is located at 2601 Bayview Avenue in North York. It sits near parks, walking paths, and major health services. Baycrest Health Sciences is close by and is known for its work in brain health and dementia research. North York offers many senior focused programs that support residents and caregivers.

• Baycrest Health Sciences
• North York Seniors Centre
• Ontario Health at Home
• Toronto Public Library Bayview Branch

These services offer wellness programs, caregiver support, and senior friendly resources.

Cost and What Is Included

The monthly rate at Cedarhurst is 10340 dollars. This is an all inclusive rate and includes:

• Private accommodation
• Care services
• Medication management
• Meals and snacks
• Recreation and activities
• Safety monitoring
• Housekeeping
• Laundry
• Staff on site at all times

There are no hidden fees. Families can estimate affordability using the SeniorCareAccess cost calculator.

Eligibility and When to Consider Cedarhurst

Cedarhurst may be a good fit when a person living with dementia:

• Is in early to mid stage dementia
• Is mobile with or without mobility aids
• Needs a secure and calm environment
• Benefits from routine and structured days
• Needs help with daily activities
• Experiences safety concerns or confusion at home

Families often explore memory care when safety, routine, or social engagement become harder to manage at home.

How to Learn More

You can view the full Cedarhurst Dementia Care Home listing on SeniorCareAccess.com to see more details, images, and contact information. You can also compare nearby memory care and retirement home options across North York.

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