Huronview Home for the Aged

About Us

Huronview Home for the Aged is a 120-bed long-term care home that provides a nurturing and supportive environment for residents requiring 24-hour nursing and personal care. The residence offers a combination of private and semi-private rooms, ensuring that each individual receives personalized attention and care tailored to their specific needs. Residents benefit from access to a doctor and various health professionals, which facilitates ongoing medical oversight and assistance with daily living activities. In addition to essential services such as bedding, laundry, housekeeping, meals, and personal hygiene supplies, Huronview Home is equipped with medical supplies and equipment, including catheters, ostomy bags, and wound care supplies. Staff members are dedicated to assisting residents with medication management and all activities of daily living, promoting dignity and comfort in every aspect of care. The home also features a range of recreation and social programs designed to enhance the residents' quality of life. Huronview Home offers additional services that further enrich the living experience, including palliative care, restorative care, and access to a social worker and physiotherapist. Residents can also take advantage of specialized services such as consultations with a pharmacist, foot care, hair care, and pet therapy. The residence is complemented by inviting outdoor spaces and courtyards, as well as pastoral care to support the spiritual needs of residents. For those seeking independent living, Heartland Apartments provides 20 senior apartments, fostering a sense of community while offering varying levels of support. The home is affiliated with Ontario Health at Home in the South West Region, ensuring continuity of care and access to essential community services. Current inspection reports are published by the Ministry of Long-Term Care, reflecting the home’s commitment to transparency and high standards of care. Overall, Huronview Home for the Aged is dedicated to creating a compassionate and engaging long-term care environment where residents can thrive in a safe and supportive setting.