Care that starts with you.

Nursing & personal care.

Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Personal Support Workers work under the guidance of the Director of Care to provide individualized care.

• Personal care plans: assessments and input from residents and families shape each plan, beginning at admission and updated as needs change.
• Daily support: Personal Support Workers assist with everyday activities while respecting comfort and dignity.
• Open communication: families can speak with the Charge Nurse about care, questions and concerns.

Medical & pharmacy services.

All residents receive physician supervision. Choosing the home’s physician or retaining a family doctor is coordinated with the Administrator and medical team.

Nursing staff administer prescribed medications and coordinate referrals to community therapies and services. A complete medical history supports ongoing care.

Pharmacy support

Medi-Systems provides pharmaceutical care, with regular consultant-pharmacist reviews, specialized medication packaging and checks for allergies and interactions. Most medication costs are billed to the Ontario Drug Benefit plan or other applicable drug plans, with statements for uncovered items.

Days with something to enjoy.

Programs support residents’ physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual needs. There are group and individual activities, music and community entertainment, cards, bocce ball, floor curling, bingo, socials and seasonal celebrations.

In our courtyard, residents enjoy outdoor activities, campfires and time together. Religious services and visits respect residents’ and families’ wishes.

Monthly Resident Council and Food Committee meetings give residents a voice in programs, meals and life in the home. Ask the Activity Department about the current schedule.

For the latest activities, contact the Activity Department or check the calendar posted at the Manor.

Support for independence.

Restorative care aims to maintain or improve residents’ physical and psychosocial abilities. Individual assessments guide activities such as walking, mobility exercises, heat therapy and restorative eating.

Programs are developed with the resident, family and care team. Primary caregivers continue follow-up support after a program is completed.

Good food. Time together.

Our Dietary Department plans balanced meals around medical needs, cultural and religious preferences, and personal tastes. Menus follow applicable nutrition guidelines, with nourishing snacks and fluids throughout the day and dietitian support when needed.

• Breakfast: 8:30 a.m.
• Lunch: noon
• Supper: 5:00 p.m.

Contact the Dietary Manager about current menus and individual dietary requirements.

Specialized foot care.

A qualified Foot Care Specialist provides services such as nail trimming and callus reduction on a fee-for-service basis. Appointments are generally arranged every six weeks or as needed; please speak with the care team about scheduling.