Delhi LTC Redevelopment
Read New 128-bed long-term care home to open in Delhi in spring 2025 (Simcoe Reformer)
Delhi Long-Term Care (LTC) has been an important part of the local community in Norfolk County, Ontario since opening its doors in the early 1970s, with the unwavering support and engagement of families, volunteers, students and local businesses. We peopleCare managed the home for well over a decade, always with the intention of redeveloping. Read peopleCare officially welcomes Delhi LTC to the family
With approvals and an award of 68 additional LTC bed licenses from the Ministry of Long-Term Care, peopleCare is excited to build a new 128-bed LTC home on land directly behind the existing building. The redeveloped Delhi LTC Home will open in spring 2025.
Constructing a new and larger home, to better serve the community, is our priority. Over time, we envision developing other types of seniors housing, care and services on the site, in collaboration with our valued community partners. All to enable more seniors and their families to have their needs met through quality care and life-enriching experiences right here in the Delhi community they know and love.
Excitement is building as our development and operations leads teamed up for an inside look at the incredible progress on the new 128-bed @peopleCare_ca Delhi LTC home, opening this spring!
Visit https://bit.ly/peopleCareDevelopments for more pics & updates
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Excited to mark official start of construction on a beautiful new 160-bed #LTC home in @TillsonburgTown TY @NatKusendova MPP Tyler Allsopp @erniehardeman & Mayor @dgilvesy
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On the last day of #ROMA2025, acting minister @PaulCalandra and PA @tylerallsoppPC met with delegates to discuss a variety of topics, including community paramedicine, the construction funding subsidy for long-term care, and ongoing LTC projects.
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Celebrating the progress long-term care homes are making to bring new #LTC homes to their communities. This summer in North Bay, residents, @NatKusendova and @VictorFedeli marked the mid-point of construction at Sienna Senior Living’s Northern Heights Community. #FeelGoodFriday
Our staff went all out for Delhi's 4th annual 50s Sock Hop Prom Night. The night featured sliders, Coke in glass bottles, live music and a decorated drive-in diner! TY to everyone who helped prepare for the evening!
#TransformingExperiences
Today we’re embracing #EarthDay by reflecting on how we’re partnering with @SRMArchitects, DER Solutions and others to contribute to a greener tomorrow through sustainable development.
You can learn more about our developments here: https://peoplecare.ca/changing-the-world-of-senior-living/ou...
Excited for #TWC2024! Join us April 9 at 3pm to hear @JennKilling speak on a panel about our person-centred care approach to LTC capital development.
Then on April 10 at 1pm our team will present "Improving Resident, Family, Staff Experience on Admission." See you there!
Excited to share with @StanChoMPP how @peopleCare_ca & partners are championing #sustainable development & wellbeing w/ energy efficient, #innovative BluTree systems at our #LTC projects, improving air quality for residents & staff
#ChangingtheWorldofSeniorLiving #GreenerTomorrow
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Have a question about this development?
Applications and admission to long-term care (LTC) homes in Ontario are managed by Ontario Health atHome. Their care coordinators determine eligibility and provide information about waitlists, placements and fees.
For peopleCare Delhi LTC, please contact Ontario Health atHome Haldimand-Norfolk/Brant at 519-759-7752, toll-free 1-800-810-0000 or email access@ontariohealthathome.ca
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