Adapted services / disaster victim
Konrad
disaster victim with a well-established routine
Konrad has lived in Quebec City for 35 years. He moved into a beautiful home in Charlesbourg in the 80s, and has never looked back since. Retired for many years, he got into the habit of going to the local café every morning. He can even walk to the pharmacy. However, his daily routine has recently been turned on its head after a house fire. What to do? Find a temporary adapted accommodation solution in a new generation of private seniors’ residences. He won’t even have to step outside to sip his coffee in good company or consult a pharmacist. Arrow is the perfect temporary rental solution to pick up his beloved routine.
Compare the advantages of Arrow
Arrow
Starting at $99/day
- Uniform units
- Very high standard of quality
- Dwellings adapted for reduced mobility
- Fully-furnished and fully equipped
- 24/7 medical team
- Access to all services (grocery, pharmacy, nursing station, and more) in the building
- Assistance at the time of taking possession and according to each occupant
- Organized activities
- High standard of inclusions (indoor pool with light therapy lounge chairs, bowling, pool table, cyber room, children's playroom, penthouse library, and more)
- One-year subscription to Olive virtual health clinic
Classified Ads
Starting at $50/day
- Units not uniform
- Variable standard of quality
- Dwellings not adapted for reduced mobility
- Inadequate or non-existent furnishings and equipment
- No medical team
- No services
- Basic or no assistance at the time of taking possession
- No activities
- No inclusions
- No subscription to a virtual health clinic service
Hotel
Starting at $120/day
- Uniform units
- Variable standard of quality
- Dwellings not adapted for reduced mobility
- Non-existent furnishings
- No medical team
- No services
- No assistance at the time of taking possession
- No activities
- Few inclusions
- No subscription to a virtual health clinic service
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