Long-Term Care Homes
Long-term care homes take care of people who are no longer able to live independently in their own homes and who need nursing and/or personal care. Our residents are primarily seniors, but also include adults over 18 in need of care.
More than 950 older adults live in our eight long-term care homes which are located in communities across Niagara.
- Locations
- Care
- Amenities and Activities
- Residents' Councils
- Cost and Application Process
- Life at our Homes
- Volunteer, Employment and Student Opportunities
We also operate The T. Roy Adams Regional Centre for Dementia Care, a unique special care centre for short stay respite and longer stay complex care.
Standards, Compliance and Accreditation
Our homes follow standards set by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and are inspected annually. Copies of the compliance reports are available online and are posted at each of our homes. We participate in a voluntary accreditation process and all our homes are fully accredited by Accreditation Canada.
In addition, each of the Region's homes has received a provincial quality improvement award. To earn the award, each home had to meet a rigorous set of requirements that included demonstrating clear results from quality improvement projects undertaken based on training received through Ontario's Residents First program.
Contact Us
For general information about our long-term care homes, call Seniors Services at 905-984-6900.