Parkridge Centre

Parkridge Centre in Saskatoon is a comprehensive long-term care facility located at 110 Gropper Crescent, providing specialized care for residents with complex needs. As part of the Saskatchewan Health Authority (formerly Saskatoon Health Region), this 24-hour nursing home offers professional medical supervision and personalized care plans for seniors requiring ongoing support. The facility features 261 beds across multiple units, including dedicated spaces for residents with cognitive impairments, physical disabilities, and those needing rehabilitation services. The Saskatoon nursing home's interdisciplinary team includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, continuing care aides, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and recreational therapists who collaborate to support residents' physical, emotional, and social wellbeing. Parkridge Centre's approach to senior living in Saskatoon emphasizes dignity, independence, and quality of life through individualized care planning and regular health assessments. Parkridge Centre Saskatoon features various amenities including communal dining areas, activity rooms, and outdoor spaces designed to enhance residents' daily experiences. The facility's location in Saskatoon's Fairhaven neighborhood provides convenient access to medical services while maintaining a residential atmosphere. Families appreciate the facility's commitment to maintaining communication regarding care plans and health updates, though wait times for admission can be substantial due to high demand for specialized long-term care in Saskatoon. The centre distinguishes itself through its focus on complex continuing care and rehabilitation services, offering specialized programs for residents with significant physical limitations or progressive neurological conditions. Prospective residents and families considering Parkridge Centre should contact the facility directly through the Saskatchewan Health Authority for current admission requirements, waiting periods, and specific program availability, as the demand for long-term care services in Saskatoon continues to evolve.