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[…] Care Homes 5 2. Visit the homes you would like to consider  Visiting homes or learning more  about your top    choices by visiting    Ontario.ca/LongTermCare   will help answer some of your  questions. By taking a tour,  you can get a better feel for the  surroundings and the people who work and live  in the home.   When you visit a long-term care home, you may  want to ask:    z for an information package on the home    z for copies of recent inspection reports – the  province conducts regular inspections, as  required under the Fixing Long-Term Care  Act, 2021. You can also fnd the reports  online  at  publicreporting.ltchomes.net     z to speak to a member of the home’s  Residents’ Council    z to speak to a member of the home’s Family  Council, if available  Before touring the long-term care homes you are  considering, list the features that are important  to you and pre-book the visit so that you will be  able to get an informative tour. Some things to  consider for your list:     z Location:  Is the home close enough for  family and friends to visit?    z Cultural/language/religious preferences:  Do these factors need to be considered?    […]

[…] Care Homes 5 2. Visit the homes you would like to consider  Visiting homes or learning more  about your top    choices by visiting    Ontario.ca/LongTermCare   will help answer some of your  questions. By taking a tour,  you can get a better feel for the  surroundings and the people who work and live  in the home.   When you visit a long-term care home, you may  want to ask:    z for an information package on the home    z for copies of recent inspection reports – the  province conducts regular inspections, as  required under the Fixing Long-Term Care  Act, 2021. You can also fnd the reports  online  at  publicreporting.ltchomes.net     z to speak to a member of the home’s  Residents’ Council    z to speak to a member of the home’s Family  Council, if available  Before touring the long-term care homes you are  considering, list the features that are important  to you and pre-book the visit so that you will be  able to get an informative tour. Some things to  consider for your list:     z Location:  Is the home close enough for  family and friends to visit?    z Cultural/language/religious preferences:  Do these factors need to be considered?    […]

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