Planning for Tomorrow: Choosing a Place to Live as a Senior
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Housing and Property
Type of publication Printable Guide
28 pages
This detailed guide explains the different housing options available for seniors in Quebec: staying at home, living in a private seniors’ residence (RPA), an intermediate resource, or a long-term care centre (CHSLD).
It helps you understand your choices, know what happens if you can no longer make decisions on your own, stay at home as long as possible, and find the resources that best meet your needs.
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- Living in a Long-Term Care Centre (CHSLD) or a Senior Home
- Living in an Intermediate Resource (IR)
- Staying in Your Home: Help for Seniors and Their Caregivers
- Housing Options for Seniors Who Can No Longer Stay at Home
- Living in a Private Seniors’ Residences (RPA)
- Housing for Seniors: Your Rights and Resources
- Housing for Persons in Loss of Autonomy: Who Decides?
- Improvements and Repairs in Rental Housing
- Eviction
- Landlords: When Can You Evict Tenants?
- Ending a Lease for Spousal or Sexual Violence
- Visits and Access to Your Apartment
- Repossession of Rental Housing
- Assigning a Lease or Subletting
- Cancelling a Lease Because of Specific Needs
- Tenants: Leaving Your Place Before the Lease Ends
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