Searching for Long Term Care Homes

Long-term care home

• dietary
• medical
• nursing
• spiritual care
• pharmacy
• volunteer services
• recreational activities
• social work

Consultative and support services:

• occupational therapy
• physiotherapy
• specialized services
• speech-language pathology

In-home amenities:

• cafeteria
• convenience store
• hairdressing salon
• roof garden

Long-term care residence

• 71-bed
• bilingual

Services

• 24-hour-a-day nursing
• medical services
• personalized care
• banking services
• housekeeping, maintenance and laundry
• recreational and therapeutic programs
• dietetics
• pharmaceutical services
• physiotherapy
• spiritual care
• volunteer services
• specialized services such as dental care, optometry and chiropody services, as well as laboratory and radiology

Amenities

• downtown living: shopping, theatres, art galleries, restaurants

Élisabeth Bruyère Residence amenities

• activity room
• cafeteria
• chapel and multi-faith prayer room
• community pharmacy
• boutique
• free videos
• hairdressing salon
• indoor, glass-enclosed garden providing a breath-taking view of Ottawa
• library
• outdoor seating and picnic area
• rooftop garden (seasonal)

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

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.

Long-term care home

• therapeutic and recreational activities
• owned and operated by the City of Ottawa

Private retirement residence, owned by Revera, offering independent, enhanced and assisted living

• respite and convalescent facilities

Care services:

• Alzheimer's and dementia care
• mechanical lift for two persons
• palliative care
• post-surgery care
• physiotherapists on site two times per week
• therapeutic baths
• special dietary menus
• nursing staff 24 hours

Common area amenities:

• penthouse lounge with panoramic view of Rideau River
• beauty and barber shop
• therapeutic spa

Apartment amenities:

• 3 meals a day in a full-service dining room
• Recreation programs
• Weekly housekeeping
• Personal laundry and linens
• Weekly doctor visits
• Mobile dental clinic
• Foot care
• Hair salon
• Therapeutic tub and spa room
• Van for medical and personal appointments
• individually controlled heating and air conditioning
• two-way emergency call system
• housekeeping
• chauffeur service to medical appointments

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)

Long-term care facility

• specialized care for psychiatric disabilities
• capacity of 21 people

Private long-term care home

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

Long-term care home

• therapeutic and recreational activities
• adult day program
• owned and operated by the City of Ottawa

Francophone long-term care home

• 24-hour nursing care

Seniors Village with :

• 139 independent-living apartments and a 12-bed Guest House providing respite care
• veterans have priority access to 250 of the Health Centre's 450 long-term care beds and to the Seniors Village apartments
• Full range of clinical and therapeutic services, social and recreational activities and programs

Alternate website: www.activeperleyrideau.com

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

Private long-term care facility

• 24-hour nursing care
• variety of services and activities

Assisted daily care

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

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

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.

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

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.

240-bed long term care home

• laundry and housekeeping
• lounge areas and dining room on each floor
• chapel
• activity room
• large backyard
• shared bathrooms between each two rooms
• residents' council
• social and recreational events

Additional Services

• 2 interim long-term care beds
• hair salon
• interdenominational pastoral care
• palliative care
• smoke-free property

Private long-term care facility

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

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.

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