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Information on
Long-Term Care Homes
Central West Community Care Access Centre
Making the decision to move to a long-term
care home is a life-changing step for you and
your family. It’s important that you have all
the information you need to choose a home
that is right for you. There are many things
to consider, including the level of care you
require, location, availability and cost. Your
Care Coordinator will support you through
these decisions and can assist with the
application process.
If you can, we recommend that you and your family visit the homes you
are interested in before making any final decisions.
Each person who applies for long-term care may choose up to five (5)
long-term care homes, in order of preference. These decisions will help
determine the amount of time a person waits for long-term care.
For more information, or to determine more accurate wait times for you
or your loved one, please consult with your Care Coordinator at
1-888-733-1177. We’re here to help.
1-888-733-1177
www.healthcareathome.ca/centralwest
LTCH Waitlist (as of May 1, 2015)
Please Note: The information below is intended to be a resource for families, not a definitive guide on choosing a home.
Ultimately, choosing the home that is right for you requires careful consideration of many factors, including your health status,
needs and personal preferences. Your CCAC Care Coordinator can help you determine which options may be best for you.
When reviewing the information below, please remember the following:
 As each individual may select up to 5 homes and up to 3 bed types in each home, one person may appear on multiple waitlists.
 The number of days waiting are calculated in the 90th percentile; they reflect the experience of 9 out of 10 people. You may
wait for a longer or shorter period of time, depending on your circumstances and the number of available beds.
 The numbers below fluctuate based on a variety of factors; your CCAC Care Coordinator / Care Coordinator can help you decide
what options may best meet your individual circumstances.
Long –Term
Care Home
Licensed
Beds
Average
Beds
Placed
per
Month
Avalon Retirement
Centre
135
Burton Manor
Basic
Semi-Private
Days
# on
Waiting
Waitlist
for 9/10
people
Private
Days
# on
Waiting
Waitlist for 9/10
people
# on
Waitlist
Days
Waiting
for 9/10
people
6
27
350
8
149
21
637
128
3
146
947
0
0
26
186
160
5
67
401
28
375
27
407
136
5
125
936
0
0
1
1
Faith Manor Nursing
Home *
120
4
67
682
11
436
24
324
Grace Manor Nursing
Home *
120
3
99
539
0
0
43
529
Humber Valley
Terrace
158
7
6
97
0
0
0
0
King Nursing Home
84
4
15
276
2
18
3
267
Kipling Acres-Long
Term Care Facility
243
3
219
828
43
372
57
574
Maple Grove Care
Community
N/A
5
130
709.50
0
0
3
73
Hawthorne Woods
Care Community
N/A
3
133
798
0
0
8
121
Deerwood Creek Care
Community
N/A
5
78
761
0
0
6
45
Tullamore Care
Community
N/A
6
16
233
0
0
3
814
Dufferin Oaks Home
for Seniors
Extendicare
Brampton Long Term
Care Facility
* As these homes are ethnic-specific (Dutch), wait times may be impacted for some applicants.
Please speak to your Care Coordinator for more information.
Outstanding care—every person, every day.
Long –Term
Care Home
Licensed
Beds
Average
Beds
Placed
Per
Month
Woodbridge Vista Care
Community
224
Malton Village Long
Term Care Centre
Semi-Private
Basic
Private
# on
Waitlist
Days
Waiting
for 9/10
people
# on
Waitlist
Days
Waiting
for 9/10
people
# on
Waitlist
Days
Waiting
for 9/10
people
9
109
598
0
0
20
154
160
5
130
710
0
0
3
73
Peel Manor
177
5
107
804
8
305
12
689
Pine Grove Lodge
99
2
133
703
6
955
67
457
Shelburne Residence
58
4
6
484
1
3
3
484
Tall Pines Long Term
147
3
260
828
0
0
49
304
Vera M. Davis Centre
64
2
76
906
42
979
46
1161
Village of Sandalwood
120
4
183
867
0
0
34
1200
Westside
216
9
7
32
1
8
0
0
Woodhall Park Care
Community
N/A
5
100
1006
0
0
27
450
Placement Categories
All people applying for long-term care are categorized into one of the following seven groups, according to their needs. Please
note that the category in which an individual is placed may impact how quickly placement into long-term care may occur.
Category 1
People who need immediate admission to long-term care and cannot have their needs met at home, or
who are in hospital, when hospital is in crisis. People in a LTCH that is closing within 12 weeks.
Category 2
People who need to be reunified with their spouses/partners who are currently residing in a long-term
care home, and who meet eligibility requirements (including care needs.)
Category 3A
People waiting for a Long-Term Care Home serving those of a particular religion, ethnic origin or culture.
People who have high care needs, but can still be supported at home until a bed becomes available.
People in hospital waiting for long-term care. People in a long-term care home seeking transfer to their
home of choice.
Category 3B
People waiting for a Long-Term Care Home serving those of a particular religion, ethnic origin or
culture. People with care needs who are currently managing at home with supports. Wait times for
clients in this category are much longer.
Category 4A
People who have high care needs, but can still be supported at home until a bed becomes available.
People in hospital waiting for long-term care. People in a long-term care home seeking transfer to their
home of choice.
Category 4B
People with care needs who are currently managing at home with supports. Wait times for clients in this
category are much longer.
Veteran
People who are veterans and are applying to be placed into a Long-Term Care Home that contains
Veteran Priority Access Beds.