Carleton Lodge Long-Term Care

About Us

Carleton Lodge Long-Term Care is a welcoming community that offers a comprehensive range of therapeutic and recreational activities designed to enhance the quality of life for its residents. With a total of 161 beds, including 95 private rooms and 66 basic two-bed rooms, the home is equipped to provide personalized care in a comfortable environment. The facility, built in 1989, spans three floors and is fully accessible, featuring two elevators to ensure ease of movement for all residents. The long-term care home is committed to addressing the diverse needs of its residents through specialized programs such as the Behavioral Support Program and the Psychogeriatric Program. For those requiring additional security, the home includes a secure unit dedicated to specialized dementia care. The residence is equipped with modern amenities, including an emergency call system, air conditioning throughout the facility, and a wander management system to ensure safety and comfort. Nightly resident checks further enhance the supportive atmosphere within the home. Dining at Carleton Lodge is a communal experience, with a central dining area and dining facilities available in each unit, allowing residents to enjoy meals together. The home also accommodates special dietary needs and offers meal tray service for residents who may be ill. Social events, including pub nights, are organized, and alcohol may be served at the discretion of a doctor. In addition to dining, residents can engage in a variety of recreational services, including a therapy pet visiting program, access to a library, and opportunities for entertainment and personal care services such as hairdressing. Overall, Carleton Lodge Long-Term Care is dedicated to providing a nurturing and supportive environment where residents can thrive. With a focus on individualized care and a wide array of activities, the home fosters a sense of community and belonging, ensuring that each resident feels valued and engaged in their daily lives.