Creating Caring Environments for seniors.
Cambridge, Ontario
Creating Caring Environments for seniors. Managing over thirty long term-care homes, retirement and independent living communities across Ontario, we strive to ensure our residents feel connected, supported, loved and cared for. We plan to redevelop our communities so that we may continue to provide consistent, high-quality care for our residents now and in the future.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Registered Nurse is responsible for administering medications, treatments, and assessments while ensuring resident care aligns with nursing standards. They also supervise nursing staff, participate in multidisciplinary meetings, and manage the facility in the absence of the Director of Care.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Personal Support Worker provides direct personal and nursing care to residents to meet their physical, emotional, and social needs. Responsibilities include assisting with daily living activities, documenting care, and participating in care conferences.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Registered Nurse is responsible for providing high-quality resident care, including medication administration, treatment, and the development of care plans. They also supervise nursing staff, participate in multidisciplinary meetings, and ensure compliance with nursing standards and facility policies.
On-site · London
The Maintenance Aide is responsible for performing mechanical, electrical, and general facility maintenance tasks to ensure company standards are met. Duties include painting, property upkeep, snow removal, and serving as the primary point of contact for facility-related concerns.
On-site · Toronto
The Housekeeping Aide is responsible for cleaning and sanitizing the residence, including bathrooms, dining areas, and common spaces. They also manage laundry tasks such as washing, folding, and stocking linens to ensure a clean environment for residents.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Registered Practical Nurse is responsible for administering medications, treatments, and assessments to residents in a long-term care setting. They also lead multidisciplinary meetings and supervise nursing staff to ensure high standards of resident care.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Registered Nurse is responsible for administering medications, treatments, and assessments while ensuring resident care plans are implemented and evaluated. They also supervise nursing staff, participate in multidisciplinary meetings, and maintain compliance with nursing and long-term care standards.
On-site · Toronto
The Executive Director provides strategic leadership and operational management for the long-term care home, ensuring high standards of resident-centered care and financial sustainability. They are responsible for regulatory compliance, staff mentorship, and maintaining positive relationships with stakeholders and government agencies.
On-site
Provide professional hair services including haircuts, styling, and coloring to residents in a long-term care setting. Maintain a clean, sanitary salon environment while managing appointments and building positive relationships with residents and staff.
On-site · Pickering
The Nursing Unit Clerk coordinates staffing schedules and provides essential clerical and administrative support to the nursing department. This role ensures accurate record-keeping, effective communication, and smooth daily operations within the long-term care facility.
On-site · St. Catharines
The Dietitian is responsible for conducting nutritional assessments, developing care plans, and providing interventions for residents using the RAI MDS 2.0 framework. They also collaborate with the interdisciplinary team and advise management on nutrition and hydration program needs.
On-site · Kitchener
The Activity Aide plans, implements, and evaluates individual and group activation programs to enrich the lives of residents. They are also responsible for setting up activity areas, monitoring resident behavior, and maintaining accurate program records.
On-site · Stratford
The Dietitian is responsible for conducting nutritional assessments, developing care plans, and providing follow-up for residents using the RAI MDS 2.0 framework. They also consult with the clinical team and educate residents and families on nutrition and hydration needs.
On-site · Kitchener
The Activity Aide plans, implements, and evaluates individual and group activation programs to enrich the lives of residents. They are also responsible for monitoring resident behavior, maintaining accurate records, and collaborating with nursing staff to meet resident needs.
On-site · Ottawa
The Executive Director is responsible for providing overall leadership to ensure high-quality resident care and a safe environment for staff and residents. They manage all human, financial, and physical resources while overseeing budgeting and accounting operations for the facility.
On-site · London
The Personal Support Worker provides direct personal and nursing care to residents to fulfill their physical, emotional, and social needs. Responsibilities include assisting with daily living activities, meal service, and participating in care conferences and documentation.
On-site · Stratford
The Director of Care provides clinical leadership and oversees nursing and personal support staff to ensure safe, high-quality, resident-centred care. They are responsible for maintaining compliance with the Fixing Long-Term Care Act and managing clinical programs, quality improvement, and staff performance.
On-site · London
The Personal Support Worker provides direct personal and nursing care to residents to meet their physical, emotional, and social needs. Responsibilities include assisting with daily living activities, documenting care plans, and participating in unit activities.
On-site · Toronto
The cook is responsible for preparing and serving meals for residents, including therapeutic diets and complex meal components. They also oversee kitchen operations, monitor food supplies, and provide direction to dietary aides.
On-site · Oshawa
The Recreation Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and executing engaging activities to enhance the physical, social, and spiritual well-being of residents. They also oversee department staff, manage budgets, and ensure compliance with long-term care standards.
