Kitchener LTC Redevelopment
369 Frederick Street Kitchener, ON
peopleCare is pleased to share that the Ministry of Long-Term Care has awarded us 80 new long-term care beds, enabling us to redevelop AR Goudie in Kitchener. When construction of a new 128-bed addition is complete, the redeveloped Home will include a total of 208 LTC beds.
As part of a long-planned campus, the Home will anchor our vision to create a vibrant community of care that helps local seniors to live and age well, and more independently, with their needs met by a range of housing options, services and community based health and social supports, all in one place.
peopleCare AR Goudie, and the beautiful Frederick Street property on which it stands, is part of a long and rich history of helping those in the community who need support. The current building is of significant cultural and architectural value and built in 1993. AR Goudie LTC became a part of the peopleCare family in 2013.
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With the complexity of care needs on the rise for LTC residents, innovative approaches to better manage their medications are very much needed. That’s why @peopleCare_ca and its partners developed a ground-breaking clinical pharmacy model. Learn more:
Kudos to our senior living colleagues on this milestone. With so many people waiting urgently for the #LTC they need, it's fantastic to see shovels in the ground across Ontario!
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Today we’re embracing #EarthDay by reflecting on how we’re partnering with @SRMArchitects, DER Solutions and others to contribute to a greener tomorrow through sustainable development.
You can learn more about our developments here: https://peoplecare.ca/changing-the-world-of-senior-living/our-developments/
Excited for #TWC2024! Join us April 9 at 3pm to hear @JennKilling speak on a panel about our person-centred care approach to LTC capital development.
Then on April 10 at 1pm our team will present "Improving Resident, Family, Staff Experience on Admission." See you there!
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Have a question about this development?
Applications and admission to long-term care homes in Ontario are managed by local Home and Community Care Support Services (HCCSS).
HCCSS care coordinators determine eligibility and provide information about waitlists, placements and fees.
For peopleCare AR Goudie, please contact HCCSS – Waterloo Wellington, or call 310-2222.
For other questions about this development, please fill out the form below and we will get back to you shortly.
