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Quality care is our top priority.

Caring for people is at the core of everything we do.

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From ulcers to independence: How the care team at Extendicare Medex helped Doug get back on his feet

When Doug moved into Extendicare Medex in Ottawa, he was struggling with diabetic ulcers on his feet. His mobility was impacted due to pain from the ulcers, leaving him unable to walk independently. “I didn’t want to walk at all,” says Doug. “I couldn’t if I tried.” Thanks to the dedication and clinical excellence of the care team at Extendicare Medex which includes nursing staff, wound care specialists, support workers, dietitians, physiotherapists and physicians, in addition to Doug’s hard work, he regained his strength.

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Ontario Long-Term Care Association Day of Engagement

Homes across Extendicare’s network were pleased to participate in the Ontario Long-Term Care Association’s (OLTCA) first Community Day of Engagement on September 13, 2024. Residents and team members across the province welcomed their local MPPs, MPs, and Mayors for an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the incredible work that goes on in long-term care homes every day.

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What is a Residents’ Council?

Residents’ Councils welcome all residents to share ideas, discuss concerns, be involved in their home community and receive support for their advocacy.

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