Who We Are

Extraordinary community. Exceptional care.

Hamlet Nation

CEO Message

At Parkview Services for Seniors, we honour our legacy while embracing innovation to meet the evolving needs of today’s seniors. We are inspired daily by the strength of our community, the dedication of our staff, and the trust placed in us by residents and families. As a team, we are committed to delivering person-centred care and advancing Parkview’s role as a leader in senior services. Together, we are building on six decades of excellence to shape a vibrant, inclusive, and responsive future for aging in our community.

— Hamlet Nation, CEO

Mission

Parkview Services for Seniors enriches senior lives through high-quality, affordable housing and care, fostering inclusivity, diversity, and dignity for all seniors.

Vision

We envision a vibrant, inclusive community where seniors thrive. We redefine senior living by providing a place to call home that celebrates diversity in contemporary settings, with quality care and support.

Values

Service

Learning

Improvement

Integrity

Accountability

240+

Staff working at Parkview

350+

Residents living at Parkview

50+

Volunteers

60+

Years serving our community

Our History

Parkview Services for Seniors is made up of three Ontario not-for-profit corporations, each established to meet important needs in our community. Together, these related but distinct entities form the foundation of Parkview’s core programs—offering something for every senior who calls Stouffville home.

The Mennonite Home Association of York County was established in 1964 to address the need for a seniors’ care home in the Whitchurch-Stouffville area. A 63-bed home opened in 1965 on Rupert Avenue, with 49 additional beds added in 1971. In 2006, the Home and its residents moved to a new, purpose-built facility on Weldon Road. Today, Parkview Home is a 128-bed Long-Term Care Home, fully accredited and continually updated to enhance care, efficiency, and comfort.

In 1984, the Parkview Village Retirement Community Association of York Region was created to offer independent senior living through a 124-unit rental apartment building at 12184 Ninth Line. This was followed in 1989 by the Parkview Village Cluster Homes for Seniors Association of York Region, which introduced life lease bungalow-style homes on the same site.

Together, the apartments and cluster homes now make up Parkview Village—a vibrant, independent living community with access to services, amenities, and supports that make aging in place possible.