A D V E R T O R I A L Halton's newest all-inclusive retirement community, Viva Oakville, is now open and ready to deliver a truly first class experience for its community members. "We've had a steady stream of people moving in since early September," says Megan Spencer, community re- lations manager, "Most of them had seen our render- ings and had some idea of what we were offering, but as soon as they walk through the front door for the first time, they are blown away." With a beautifully appointed lobby and bistro-café, Golfzon simulator, indoor heated saltwater pool, and underground parking (to name a few), it's easy to under- stand the reaction of Viva's new community members and their families. "There simply is not another retirement community in Oakville that delivers this combination of sophisti- cated design, variety of amenities, and commitment to exceptional service," Spencer continues. "We know how discerning this market is, so Viva's design team really stepped up with a refined palette and upgraded finishes." The impressive setting is matched only by the level of service that community members enjoy. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in The Trafalgar Room, featuring a menu created by Viva Oakville's Red Seal executive chef with the input of Viva's senior health specialist dietician. "Our V!VAlicious dining program ensures that com- munity members can select from a variety of daily spe- cials and à la carte options that are both nutritious and delicious," Spencer says. "Plus, we have a gorgeous pri- vate dining room where community members can host guests - but we'll take care of the cooking and clean- ing!" she adds, laughing. "We already have a number of housewarming parties booked, because they can't wait to share their new home with friends." With both independent living and assisted living options, community members and their families have peace of mind as health needs change over time. "We have 24 hour nursing, and an emergency call button system, so help is available whenever required," Spencer says. "Plus, our visiting doctor and proximity to Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital make it very conve- nient to get the care you need." Naturally, a unique offering like Viva Oakville is in high demand. "Now that we're open, the phone is ringing non-stop," Spencer shares. "Our suites are filling quickly, but we still have some great layouts available - for now," she adds. To learn more about Viva Oakville Retirement Com- munity, visit www.vivalife.ca, or to schedule a private tour, please call 289-725-6000 or email oakville@vivalife. ca. Viva Oakville Retirement Community is located on Sixth Line just north of Dundas Road at 1 Sixteen Mile Dr. in Oakville. Viva elevates retirement living in Oakville A beautiful private dining room is available for functions at Viva Oakville. 21 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,N ovem ber 7,2019 insidehalton.com Get your flu shot at HealthSense Medical & stay healthy this winter! www.healthsensemedical.ca 2983 Westoak Trails Blvd 905-825-DOCS M-F: 830am to 8pm Sat: 9am to 2pm Flu shots are now available. Appointments not necessary. Walk-in anytime. Please bring your Ontario Health Card. GALA PERFORMANCE - HOLIDAY & SUNDAY DECEMBER 22 7:30 PM $117.50 | MEMBERS PRICE $100.00 The Tenors, Clifton, Fraser, and Victor, have been thrilling audiences around the world with their powerful songs, outstanding harmonies, and undeniable charm. Blending classical music and contemporary pop, the award winning and multi-platinum selling band have achieved international success, performing over 1000 live shows and hundreds of TV appearances on five continents. The Tenors make their first Brantford appearance to celebrate a century of applause on the 100th anniversary of the T Theatre's opening night. HITS have been their powerful undeniable charm. pop, the band have over 1000 continents. celebrate Temple