Searching for Long Term Care Homes

Private long-term care home

• 24-hour nursing care
• six short-stay (respite) beds

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Private long-term care facility

• variety of services and activities
• 64 two-bed basic accommodation
• 96 private rooms

Long-term care home

• capacity of 224
• psycho-geriatric services
• physiotherapy and restorative care programs
• spa-like and fitness programs
• inter-generational program
• pet therapy program
• wheelchair-accessible van for shopping and tours
• multi-faith services

Full service retirement residence that offers long-term accommodation or convalescent care in private suites and apartment style units

• assistance with personal laundry
• housekeeping
• shopping and excursions
• bed and bath linens provided
• dry cleaning
• hair care studio on the premises
• postal services
• handyman services
• medication management
• emergency pendant for immediate assistance
• incontinence care, diabetic supervision, and supervised nursing services by request
• palliative or end-of-life care available
• respite care
• professional registered staff on duty 24/7
• weekly clinics by house physicians

Long-term care facility

• 24 hour nursing care
• physiotherapy
• psychosocial interventions
• nutritionist
• therapists
• two respite beds
• full housekeeping, laundry and maintenance services

Delivers and funds programs and human services to Ottawa residents in need of:

• child care
• financial assistance
• employment
• housing services
• long-term care

Child Care: Parents and child care professionals can visit ottawa.ca/childcare or call 3-1-1 (select language and choose option 4 daycare) for:

• Information about children's services (types of daycare, search tools and other useful resources)
• Access to the City of Ottawa Child Care Registry and Waitlist to apply online for licensed child care (full fee and or subsidized for home-based, centre-based, school age or nursery/pre-school care)
• Help with daycare costs (subsidy) for families who qualify
• Planning for the EarlyON Child and Family Centres

Financial Assistance: Provides financial assistance for people who need temporary help with funds for food, transportation, housing/rent, medical, utilities and other basic needs through programs such as Ontario Works, Essential Health and Social Supports (EHSS) and Home Support Services.

Employment: Delivers employment programs and services to Ontario Works participants and the general public to help them prepare for, find and keep a job.

Housing Services: See separate record for details.

Long-Term Care: Operates four long-term care homes: Carleton Lodge and Peter D. Clark in Nepean, Centre d'accueil Champlain in Vanier, Garry J. Armstrong in Central Ottawa.

Services include:

• nursing and personal care
• therapy
• housekeeping
• food preparation
• recreational activities
• spiritual care
• social services

Also operates two adult day programs for seniors living in the community. These day programs provide respite care for caregivers and prevent premature admission to long-term care.

COVID-19 (July 6, 2021): until further notice, essential visitors only will be permitted to enter

Private retirement residence for seniors that offers the following services:

• meals
• housekeeping
• transportation
• personal care
• leisure activities and health services that include medication supervision
• counselling
• 24 hour emergency staff assistance
• convalescent care
• vacation care
• respite
• permanent retirement
• trial stay
• assisted living and secure floors
• dementia care

Long term care home

• capacity of 216 beds
• five interim long term care beds
• two separate residences, the Houses and the Bungalows, connected by an underground service link
• choice of basic units or private rooms
• dementia care facility
• community living rooms with fireplace
• secure gardens

Retirement residence offering a full continuum of care and personalized programs for everyday living

• independent supportive living such as individualized health care plans and more
• assisted living such as assistance with all activities of daily living or dining assistance
• short term stay
• respite or convalescent care stays
• memory care unit within a secure environment

Retirement Living package are customized to the individual needs, offering as little or as much as needed, in an environment that encourages and supports independence, dignity and respect

Amenities:

• three meals daily
• weekly housekeeping service
• 24 hour nursing supervision
• free laundry facilities
• recreational and social programs
• 24 hour café access
• emergency call bell system with personal push button pendant
• medication management
• group physiotherapy classes
• heat and hydro
• complimentary Wi-Fi

Private long-term care facility

• physiotherapy
  
• psychosocial interventions
  
• nutritionist and activities
  
• long-stay beds

Private long-term care home:

• 24-hour nursing care
• meals
• housekeeping
• personal care
• recreation activities
• health services including medication administration
• physical therapies
• counselling
• assistance with money management

192-bed private long-term care home owned by Extendicare Canada Inc.

• 24 hour nursing care
  
• restorative care
  
• housekeeping
  
• personal care
  
• leisure activities
  
• health services, including administration of medication and treatments and services by a registered nurse

121-bed long-term care home

Care for residents in a Jewish setting

• physicians, registered nurses, registered practical nurses, PSWs, dieticians, recreation staff, physiotherapy and social workers available
• bedding and furniture
• laundry and housekeeping
• meals
• personal hygiene supplies
• medical supplies and equipment (such as catheters, ostomy bags, or wound care supplies)
• assistance with medication and activities of daily living
• recreation and social programs

Additional services:

• dietitian
• recreation staff
• physiotherapy
• social workers

Long-term care facility

Private long-term care home

• 24-hour nursing care and nurse practitioner
• two dedicated and safe dementia care units
• visiting dentistry, audiology and optometry
• pastoral and palliative care
• variety of services and activities
• owned by Revera

Private long-term care facility

• 24-hour nursing care
• variety of services and activities icluding dementia related resources
• residenrial care
• residence owned by Revera

128 -bed long-term care home

• 24-hour nursing and personal care
• access to a doctor and other health professionals
• bedding and furniture
• laundry and housekeeping
• meals
• personal hygiene supplies
• medical supplies and equipment (such as catheters, ostomy bags, or wound care supplies)
• assistance with medication and activities of daily living
• recreation and social programs

Houses a Community Centre, which provides space for various organizations, meetings and social occasions

• the Community Centre houses a Day Care Centre, providing an interaction between older adults and children.

Assisted daily care

• day activities support
• nursing care and personal care
• respite care, long-term or short-term
• meal services

Long-term care home

• wide range of therapeutic and recreational activities

Adult day program

• daily activities
• music
• socialization opportunities
• sessions to stimulate and maintain functioning

Private long-term care home

• 24-hour nursing care
• owned and operated by the Salvation Army

long-term care home

• 288 bed
• in-home nursing supervision
• physician on call
• pastoral and palliative care programs
• planned program of activities
• two respite care beds

Complex continuing care hospital

• offers a specialized program of care which aims to improve and maintain function for patients with complex care needs
• offers regular on-site physician/nursing care, assessment and active care management by specialized staff

Services

• specialized complex medical care: assisted ventilator care, peritoneal dialysis
• low intensity rehabilitation

Delivers and funds programs and human services to Ottawa residents in need of:

• child care
• financial assistance
• employment
• housing services
• long-term care

Child Care: Parents and child care professionals can visit ottawa.ca/childcare or call 3-1-1 (select language and choose option 4 daycare) for:

• Information about children's services (types of daycare, search tools and other useful resources)
• Access to the City of Ottawa Child Care Registry and Waitlist to apply online for licensed child care (full fee and or subsidized for home-based, centre-based, school age or nursery/pre-school care)
• Help with daycare costs (subsidy) for families who qualify
• Planning for the EarlyON Child and Family Centres

Financial Assistance: Provides financial assistance for people who need temporary help with funds for food, transportation, housing/rent, medical, utilities and other basic needs through programs such as Ontario Works, Essential Health and Social Supports (EHSS) and Home Support Services.

Employment: Delivers employment programs and services to Ontario Works participants and the general public to help them prepare for, find and keep a job.

Housing Services: See separate record for details.

Long-Term Care: Operates four long-term care homes: Carleton Lodge and Peter D. Clark in Nepean, Centre d'accueil Champlain in Vanier, Garry J. Armstrong in Central Ottawa.

Services include:

• nursing and personal care
• therapy
• housekeeping
• food preparation
• recreational activities
• spiritual care
• social services

Also operates two adult day programs for seniors living in the community. These day programs provide respite care for caregivers and prevent premature admission to long-term care.

254-bed capacity long-term care home

• private, semi-private and basic accommodation available rooms
• maximum of two residents in any shared accommodation
• medical care
• nursing
• therapeutic services
• meals
• dietary care
• pastoral services
• social work
• outreach services to seniors who live in the community through Abbotsford House
• Adult Day Program for seniors living in the community (based on the Local Health Integration Network's defined catchment areas)

Hospital

• offers stroke and geriatric rehabilitation
• Canada's largest academic palliative care unit

Services

• stroke clinic
• family medicine centre
• memory program
• diagnostic imaging and ultrasound services
• geriatric assessment outreach team
• John and Jennifer Ruddy Geriatric Day Hospital
• outpatient stroke physiotherapy clinic
• palliative care
• photoderm clinic
• physical medicine and rehabilitation clinic
• Psychogeriatric Community Services of Ottawa-Carleton
• regional palliative care consultation team
• rehabilitation