Home Nursing

Very misleading website. Leaves family thinking their loved ones will be cared for in their homes when it is a gutted program. Very little really available and a lot of recommendations cost money that is not covered under OHIP. Only for those who can afford it. Staff rushed but nice but their hands are tied. A major failure by our health care system. Website should be dramatically changed to outline exactly what is offered and under exactly what circumstances, and that there will be many recommendations involving costs you may not be able to afford. That way if necessary family members know they have to step in for the safety and health of their loved ones. Right now it is dangerous to leave this website as it is as families may think their loved one is ok when they really are not!

A corrupt and useless part of a giant racket to steal from its citizens. Trusting CCAC is where all the problems arise from. They are involved in stealing newborns, the elderly and the sick. They start within the hospitals of Ontario and spy on patients and their families. They report their findings they find worth reporting, to create a reason to "investigate". Then they work their way into the lives of unsuspecting vulnerable citizens to eradicate the benefits of the elderly and children. They don't have a ton of power, but they are the instigators in a business racket to take control over innocent people who are vulnerable. They are the instigators of the sick and elderly to throw them into old age homes, where they are abused and die shortly after. They are the precursors into The stealing of newborns in hospitals in order to sell them to parents who are waiting for babies to adopt. Notice how a lot of adopted children are the products of mothers who are deemed by society as unfit? Well those unfit mothers, may have been products of newborn theft and lies to poison the well of their competency.

Very clean, modern. Nice roomy apartments. Excellent care. Lots of activities

This place is one happy family

I volunteered here and all the staff was so nice to the residence

Caring staff, beautiful suroundings and a comfortable facility make this transitioning experience easier for families

Amazing place,,, nice staff, nice residents.

We recently started using the home support services through Lifeguard Homecare for our mother, and the care is amazing! The staff is caring and compassionate they were great with my mother who is in the late stages of Alzheimer's. All the workers were very knowledgeable with the disease and knew exactly what to do to engage my mother in different activities. Also, the schedulers at Lifeguard Homecare are thorough and really listen to the family requests, they work hard to pair the workers with the clients based on knowledge and needs. We've tried other agencies and no one compares to Lifeguard Homecare.

A good place for seniors who need various levels of care. There are waiting lists, so it could be a while until you or your loved one can move in. The only thing I don't necessarily like is their elevator situation.

I have lead the team at Chartwell Westmount for one year. I have found this beautiful home has a lot of heart. The people that live in this home are such an active group that love to have fun. The sense of community on this home is wonderful. Staff are great and truly do want to make a difference. Come and visit Chartwell Westmount...where your story continues.

I would like to start off by saying that I have no financial ties with Marsdale Manor, but I do have a ton of experience with administration in Care Homes. The individual Clair who made the previous review clearly has insight, but mostly into her unrealistic expectations. First off Clair, the Owners name is Orin not Owen. Secondly what have you done in your life to gage that $45 per day is a lot of money to care for someone? Have you previously operated a care home? It is so discouraging to see people like Orin working so hard with minimal government funding; only to be harshly criticized by people who know little to nothing about the real world costs. Most of the things you complain about are common in Care Homes because many (not all but many) of the people that get into them are come from challenging backgrounds and are people who enjoy causing issues for the establishment because that is easier than focusing on their life's issues. I am sure Orin is working hard to resolve issues and doing so with minimal funding. If you want better then go out and find it, but you'll find better starts at $100 a day right out of your pocket, not a subsidized $45 a day by the government. What you don’t have enough money, perhaps you practiced "poor management" with your money during your life. How does that feel?

So glad my family member no longer lives here. Managers dont care about the residents only the business side of things.

August 23, 2018 I received a call from a male at Bayshore advising that the following morning there would be no PSW to get my mother up for changing, toileting, and dressing her and getting her into her wheelchair and taking her down for breakfast in the dining room at Riverview Terrace. When I expressed my concern about this I was told the family would need to do this. Let me just say that if the family was able to do this our mom would be at home and not in a retirement/nursing home. Our family pays for enhanced care for my mom as she cannot walk, dress herself or stand by herself. The man called 16 families at Riverview who would be affected by this PSW shortage but did not feel it necessary to contact the retirement home and they learned about it that evening when families like myself were calling them. Bayshore was called by me that same evening but the dispatcher was unwilling to provide the name of the manager that I would need to speak to about my concern. She would only provide me the woman's first name and kept saying she would let her know I had called. I had to insist several times that I wanted the manager to call me. This lack of transparency about providing a manager's name is troublesome. The staff at Riverview agreed to try and provide the care for my mom the following morning. I waited until almost noon the next day with no call from the Bayshore manager so I calked and was told that she was in but she did not answer her phone so I was forced to leave a message. I left a detailed message about my concerns and requested she ca me back so that the problem could be addressed. She did not call me back so on Monday I will be calling her again. Bayshore service has been problematic at this retirement home. My mom has only been there 7 weeks and already I have encountered a number of times, particularly on weekends where there is a shortage of PSWs and some are forced to work 16 hour days on their own looking after more than a dozen of vulnerable elderly people. The lack of responsiveness to a concern communicated to them is most worrisome. Leaving residents and staff without contracted services is unacceptable at best and shows a lack of accountability and suggests that Bayshore is likely not a good employer who can attract and retain staff in sufficient numbers to account for anticipated employee absenteeism. I would not recommend this health care provider from what I have observed.