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The Regional Municipality of Durham's four long-term care homes are accredited. The Ministry's Fixing Long Term Care Act (FLTCA), 2021 regulates them.

Each home area has its own dining room, lounge area, activity room, nurses' station, and balcony overlooking our landscape and gardens.

We encourage regular visits from family and friends. Family and friends are welcome to participate in our social programs, Family Council and resident care conferences. There are no restricted visiting hours. However, we ask visitors to check with staff if they want to visit between 8 p.m. and 7 a.m.

Hillsdale Estates

Hillsdale Estates
590 Oshawa Boulevard North
Oshawa, Ontario
Telephone: 905-579-1777

For questions/concerns related to visiting guidelines, Essential Caregivers (including to be registered as an EC) and testing requirements, please call our receptionist at (905) 579-1777 Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and reception can direct your call accordingly.

For questions/concerns related to resident care, status, absences, and other resident matters, please contact the nursing station directly, available 24 hours a day. 

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About

Hillsdale Estates has 300 beds, and is located on a beautiful property adjacent to 25 acres of parkland. Hillsdale Estates offers residents a secure and safe home-like atmosphere.

Hillsdale Estates has:

  • A solarium filled with tropical plants and a water wall.
  • An enticing, warm, inviting fireplace.
  • A cozy and quaint sitting area.
  • A library.
  • Hairdressing salon.
  • A banking area.
  • Staff with a wide range of health care skills that care for residents with multiple, complex needs.

Services

Hillsdale Estates offers a wide range of specialized services, supportive care and programs for all residents. These include:

  • Twenty-four-hour nursing care provided by Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Personal Support Workers.
  • A dedicated Medical Director delivering 24/7 physician coverage.
  • A Nurse Practitioner.
  • Occupational Therapists.
  • A Physiotherapist.
  • Adjuvants.
  • Recreation programmers that deliver day, evening and weekend social programming.
  • Social workers.
  • A Worship Centre.
  • Infection Control Practitioners.
  • Registered Dietitians.
  • Seasonal menus and food.
  • Activity and dining rooms in each resident home area.
  • A hair salon.
  • A Dementia Care Unit.
  • Outdoor areas, patios and gardens.
  • Residents' Council.
  • Family Council.
  • An Adult Day Program.

Tour information

Hillsdale Estates provides group and single tours. For more information, or to book a tour, please call 905-579-1777. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Take a virtual tour of Hillsdale Estates

Resident events

Activity Calendar - Our homes are continuing to provide individual socialization and activity, but large group programs are on hold in order to focus on social distance practices.

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Hillsdale Terraces

Hillsdale Terraces

600 Oshawa Boulevard North
Oshawa, Ontario
Telephone: 905-579-3313

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About

Hillsdale Terraces has 200 beds and sits on a beautiful piece of land. It used to be the Hillsdale Manor South Building.

We have:

  • A warm, comfortable and caring atmosphere.
  • Staffed with many skilled health care professionals who care for residents with complex needs.
  • Beautiful landscape.
  • A gazebo in our therapeutic garden.
  • Family dining rooms.
  • Indoor common areas/lounges.

Services

Hillsdale Terraces offers a wide range of specialized services, supportive care and programs for all residents. These include:

  • Twenty-four-hour nursing care provided by Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Personal Support Workers.
  • A dedicated Medical Director who ensures 24/7 physician coverage.
  • A Nurse Practitioner.
  • An Occupational Therapist.
  • A Physiotherapist.
  • Adjuvants.
  • Recreation programmers deliver day, evening and weekend social programming.
  • A Social Worker.
  • Pastoral care.
  • A worship centre.
  • An Infection Control Nurse.
  • A Registered Dietitian.
  • Seasonal menus and food.
  • Activity and dining rooms in each resident area.
  • A hair salon.
  • A dementia care unit.
  • Outdoor areas and patios.
  • Therapeutic garden and gazebo.
  • Residents' Council and Family Council.

Tour information

Hillsdale Terraces provides group tours and individual tours. For more information, or to book a tour, please call 905-579-3313. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Take a virtual tour of Hillsdale Terraces

Resident events

Activity Calendar - Our homes are continuing to provide individual socialization and activity, but large group programs are on hold in order to focus on social distance practices.

Newsletter

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Fairview Lodge

Fairview Lodge
632 Dundas Street West, Box 300
Whitby, Ontario
Telephone: 905-668-5851

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About

Fairview Lodge has 198 beds. This is a brand-new, three-storey home, which sits on a beautiful 12-acre piece of land. It exceeds Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) Silver standards and is a modern, comfortable, state-of-the-art home. We have a warm welcoming environment for residents, families and staff.

Services

Fairview Lodge offers a wide range of specialized services, supportive care and programs for all residents. These include:

  • Twenty-four-hour nursing care provided by Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Personal Support Workers.
  • A dedicated medical director who ensures 24/7 physician coverage.
  • A Nurse Practitioner.
  • An Occupational Therapist.
  • A Physiotherapist.
  • Adjuvants.
  • Recreation programmers deliver day, evening and weekend social programming.
  • A Social Worker.
  • Pastoral care.
  • A worship centre.
  • An Infection Control Nurse.
  • A Registered Dietitian.
  • Seasonal menus and food.
  • Activity and dining rooms in each resident home area.
  • A hair salon.
  • A Dementia Care Unit.
  • Residents' Council and Family Council.

Learn more about the Fairview Lodge Behavioural Specialized Unit pilot

Tour information

Fairview Lodge provides group tours and individual tours. For more information, or to book a tour, please call 905-668-5851. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Take a virtual tour of Fairview Lodge

Resident events

Activity Calendar - Our homes are continuing to provide individual socialization and activity, but large group programs are on hold in order to focus on social distancing practices.

Newsletter

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Lakeview Manor

Lakeview Manor
133 Main Street
Beaverton, Ontario
Telephone: 705-426-7388

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About

Lakeview Manor has 149 beds. This home sits on a beautiful, park-like piece of land close to Lake Simcoe. It features outdoor courtyards and patios.

Services

Lakeview Manor offers a wide range of specialized services, supportive care and programs for all residents. These include:

  • 24-hour nursing care provided by Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Personal Support Workers.
  • A dedicated Medical Director who ensures 24/7 Physician coverage.
  • A Nurse Practitioner.
  • An Occupational Therapist.
  • A Physiotherapist.
  • Adjuvants.
  • Recreation Programmers deliver day, evening and weekend social programming.
  • A Social Worker.
  • Pastoral care.
  • A Worship Centre.
  • An Infection Control Nurse.
  • A Registered Dietitian.
  • Seasonal menus and food.
  • Activity and dining rooms in each resident home area.
  • A hair salon.
  • A Dementia Care Unit.
  • Residents' Council.
  • Family Council
  • Adult Day Programs
  • Short Stay and Respite Care

Tour information

Lakeview Manor provides group tours and individual tours. For more information, or to book a tour, please call 705-426-7388. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Take a virtual tour of Lakeview Manor

Resident events

Activity Calendar - Our homes are continuing to provide socialization and activity, but large group programs are on hold in order to focus on social distancing practices.

Newsletter

View our latest newsletter 

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Family Councils

A Family Council is a group made up of family and friends of residents who live in a long-term care home. The idea is for this group to have regular meetings, be self-led, democratic and driven by the goals of the particular Family Council.

What is the purpose of a Family Council?
The primary purpose of a Family Council is to ensure the highest quality of life for residents, and to aid in communication between the home and the families and friends of residents.
What are the goals of a Family Council? 

The goals and direction of a Family Council vary from home to home. Some examples are:

  • To welcome and support new families and friends.
  • To serve in an advisory capacity to the home.
  • To provide educational opportunities and sponsorship activities.
  • To advocate on behalf of residents and families.
  • To share ideas, in an effort to problem solve.
  • To connect with other Family Councils through networks.
Why should I join the Family Council?

Family Councils benefit their membership through support and education. It is a forum to have concerns and ideas presented, so positive changes can occur within the home. Family Councils have been very successful in making changes that benefit all the residents of a home.

Where can I get more information?
Visit the Family Councils Ontario website or call 647-427-5551 or 1-877-622-9968.
Family Council contacts

For specific information about each home's Family Council, please email the following:

  • Hillsdale Estates: hillsdalefamilycouncil@gmail.com
  • Hillsdale Terraces: htfamilycouncil@gmail.com
  • Fairview Lodge: FairviewLodgefamilycouncil@rogers.com
  • Lakeview Manor: lakeviewfamilycouncil@durham.ca

Rates

We offer basic rooms, semi-private rooms and private rooms. Subsidized rates may be offered for basic rooms, based on the resident's annual income.

Accommodation rates are set each July by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.

How to apply

Contact the Home and Community Care Support Services - Central East by telephone: at 310-2222 (no area code required), or toll-free: 1-800-263-3877.

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