Our Accommodations

Residents are encouraged to bring a favourite chair, pictures, etc., to make their room more home-like, personal and comfortable.

Call bells are located at the bedside and and in the bathroom to use in the case of an emergency.

Bathrooms are located in each room and are equipped with raised toilet seats and grab bars to assist residents with transferring safely

Hospital room with bed, flowers, TV, and armchair

Rates

Accommodations are available in ward, semi-private and private rooms. The daily and monthly rates are as regulated by the Ministry of Health.

For specific details please contact us or see the update for Room Rates from the Ministry below.

Bulletin to Residents of Long­ Term Care Homes: Important News Regarding Long-Term Care Home Accommodations Charges

Basic Accommodation Rates

On July 1, 2023, the maximum co-payment that residents pay for basic accommodation in Long-Term Care (LTC) homes will increase by $1.59 per day from $63.73 per day to $65.32 per day, consistent with recent inflationary increases. This will help cover the rising costs of meals and accommodation.

Preferred Accommodation Rates

The maximum charges will also be increasing for residents admitted to newer preferred accommodation beds on or after July 1, 2023. The premium charged for semi-private accommodation will increase by $0.33 from $13.10 to $13.43 per day, and the premium for private accommodation will increase by $0.69 from $27.31 to $28.00 per day.

Download the Full PDF to see the Complete Rate Table

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A hospital room with a bed, chairs, window, and various personal items and decorations.
Hospital room with a bed, a TV, a small dresser, and a recliner chair, decorated with flower pots on the windowsills.
A hospital room with two beds, one with pink sheets and one with gray sheets, each with pillows and blankets. There is a white chair with armrests next to a wooden nightstand, and another wooden dresser with a phone and photo frames. A window with bl
Hospital corridor with cream walls, wood flooring, handrails, framed artwork, a fire alarm, and colorful decorations on bulletin boards, leading to a well-lit room at the end.
A backyard patio with two black tables, each with four black chairs, shaded by two red umbrellas. There is a charcoal grill covered with a black cover near one of the tables. The patio is paved with grey bricks and surrounded by green grass, trees, a
Dining room with round tables covered in white tablecloths and dark blue table runners, decorated with pink and purple flowers in clear vases, set with napkins and silverware, and surrounded by chairs and small stools, with colorful butterfly decorat
A white sign with the text '38 E.J. McQuigge Lodge' and a colorful logo, along with the message 'Life is a Story. Live it Well.' It is mounted on a white post in front of green bushes and some trees.