Extendicare Peterborough

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Accommodations

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Residents pay a fee for accommodation that is based on the type or style of room in which they choose to reside. The choices include private rooms and then shared rooms such as semi-private, basic or standard accommodation.

Extendicare Peterborough has the capacity to offer 174 beds to residents in our community.

Private Accommodation

If you can, you may want to consider a private room, even though it is an added expenditure, especially if you prefer the comfort of your own bathroom and the convenience of having family members visit regularly and stay as long as they want.

Semi-Private or Basic/Standard Accommodation

In our shared rooms, we match people based on gender and we also do our best to connect people who have similar interests and compatible routines.

In considering options for accommodations, please take a tour of our home and see the different types available to you.

Air Conditioning

In warmer months, our home offers universal access to designated air-conditioning cooling areas, including for all meals, group activities, and independent resident use, and offers in-room air conditioning to every resident, subject to their individual preferences.

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A lot of miles, a lot of heart: Deb reflects on five decades in nursing 

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From Classroom to Community: Blessing’s Journey as a Health Care Aide at Extendicare Vista Park Lodge

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The Heart of Extendicare Hillcrest: Elouise and Brenda bring compassion and leadership to the Residents’ Council 

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Voices that lead | Cindy and Janet’s Residents’ Council Story at Extendicare Oshawa

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REACH earns a spot in national best practice library for listening and leading

Our Resident Experience and Action Council for Homes (REACH) group has been recognized as a Canadian leader. The REACH group recently earned a spot in the Health Standards Organization’s (HSO) Leading Practice Library for its approach to resident engagement and co-design. What does that mean? Health care providers across Canada are encouraged to follow Extendicare’s lead to truly listen to and act on resident feedback.     What is REACH?  Established in 2014, REACH is

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