Long-term care – Tri-County Mennonite Homes

Anticipating your needs, and responding with care

Our visitors comment that our friendly staff and welcoming environment create a home-like atmosphere that is unique amongst long-term care homes. We will design an individualized care plan based on your unique interests and care needs so that you can live life to the fullest in a dynamic residential setting. Our controlled access facilities with around-the-clock professional nursing staff provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones.

Greenwood Court in Stratford offers two beautiful long-term care home areas, Colonial and Heritage, both with controlled access.

Features and amenities at Stratford’s Greenwood Court:

Spacious private or basic rooms with large windows, and many gathering places and lounge areas for you to visit or enjoy a quiet game of scrabble or crokinole.

Personal Support Workers available 24 hours per day to provide assistance with daily activities, with Registered Nurses and Registered Practical Nurses on duty to provide medical assistance.

You will receive the care of our Registered Nurse Practitioner two days each week and weekly visits from our Physician.

Recreation programs, including worship services are available seven days a week.

Our physiotherapy department is available three days per week to help residents maintain their functional independence.

Three nutritious meals per day, plus snacks, approved by a registered dietician, are served in each home area’s dining room.

Greenwood Court Long-Term Care Coordinator

Sierra Giles, RPN
519-273-4662

Nithview Community’s Long Term Care home in New Hamburg overlooks the Nith River and its beautiful, natural setting.

Features and amenities at New Hamburg’s Nithview Community:

Spacious private or basic rooms with common living spaces and a bright dining room overlooking the river

Three home-cooked, nutritious meals, as well as snacks served each day.

Recreational programs, along with a full calendar of social and recreational activities such as puzzles, card and board games, exercise groups, musical concerts, and spiritual supports.

Nithview Home Long-Term Care Coordinator

Sasha Craig, RPN
Assistant Director of Care
519-662-2280 ext. 5104

Family Council at Nithview Home and Greenwood Court

A Family Council is a group of family members and friends of the residents of a long-term care home (LTC) who gather together for education and to improve the experiences of all people in long-term care. The purpose of the family council is to improve their loved one’s LTC experience by learning about resident care issues, fostering positive change in the LTC system, and helping other caregivers by offering a peer-support system.

Family Council is a self-led, self-determining, democratic group composed of the family members and friends of a long-term care home. Guidelines for the Family Council are established by the Family Councils of Ontario. https://fco.ngo/family-councils-101

For more information about Greenwood Court’s Family Council, please contact Sierra Giles, Long-Term Care Coordinator, at 519-273-4662.

For more information about Nithview Home’s Family Council, please email Lisa Reid, Director of Care, at 519-662-2280, ext. 5150.

FAQs

How do I apply for long-term care?

For residents of Ontario, all applications to Long Term Care homes are coordinated by individual community Home and Community Care Support Services (HCCSS), who plan, integrate, and fund local health care. Please contact the Home and Community Care Support Services in your region:

Waterloo Wellington HCCSS for New Hamburg Area

South West HCCSS for Stratford Area

Or, contact your local HCCSS by phone by calling 310-2222 (in Ontario without dialing an area code).

How much does long-term care cost?

The Government of Ontario determines the cost of long-term care. For more information on costs, please visit the website here.
Long-term care

Am I eligible for long-term care?

Eligibility for long-term care is determined by your local HCCSS, however some criteria include:

Having care needs that require 24-hours nursing care and personal care

Requiring frequent assistance with activities of daily living

Requiring on-site supervision or monitoring to ensure your safety or well-being

Please contact your local HCCSS for more information or to start your application.

How should I choose the right long-term care home for me?

To find a long-term care home that suits your needs you should visit more than one home and ask questions specific to your needs and expectations for care.

When thinking what to ask, you can consider this checklist to help you ask the right questions.

Selecting a Home Checklist

You can also find reports and information about long-term care homes in Ontario. This may help you identify a home that better suits your needs.
Long-term care Information