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Amending Agreement – 2014 and 2018 Consolidated Services Version – April 2022 [ In accordance with the May 1, 2022 revocation of the Home Care and Community Services Act, 1994 , references contained in the General Conditions have been revoked and, where appropriate, replaced . As per HCCSS’ instruction, both the temporary and permanent […]

Amending Agreement – 2014 and 2018 Consolidated Services Version – April 2022 [ In accordance with the May 1, 2022 revocation of the Home Care and Community Services Act, 1994 , references contained in the General Conditions have been revoked and, where appropriate, replaced . As per HCCSS’ instruction, both the temporary and permanent […]

[…] your home are well lit, clear of obstacles, clutter, snow or ice. Expectations About Your Care and Services • The Service Provider agency will call to arrange visit times and days. • The staff may need to attend the visit up to an hour before, or after the scheduled time in order to flexibly […]

Effective Date : January 21 , 2026 Note: Manufacturer Back Order and Discontinuation lists are reviewed and validated on a weekly basis and will be updated if there are changes to the list. Manufacturer Back Orders Manufacturer B ack Order (MBO): An item that is not currently available to order from the manufacturer. Vendors […]

[…] your home are well lit, clear of obstacles, clutter, snow or ice. Expectations About Your Care and Services • The Service Provider agency will call to arrange visit times and days. • The staff may need to attend the visit up to an hour before, or after the scheduled time in order to flexibly […]

[…] with people you trust, including your friends,  family, doctor or religious/spiritual leader.   HOW MUCH DOES    IT COST? Once you are admitted to a long-term  care home, you are required to contribute  to the cost of your stay. The Ministry of  Long-Term Care publishes accommodation  costs for all long-term care homes at  Ontario.ca/LongTermCare  and you may  qualify for fnancial assistance to help ofset  these fees. You can speak with your care  coordinator for more information on costs.  | Guide to Placement in Long-Term Care Homes 4 HOW DO I APPLY TO A LONGTERM CARE HOME? 1. Referral 2.  Visit the homes you would  like to consider 3. Assessments and forms 4. Wait lists and    wait times 5. Bed offer 6. Admission  Day 1. Referral  You can work with a care coordinator to determine whether you are eligible for   admission to a long-term care home and to identify homes appropriate for you.  You can refer yourself or a referral can be made for you by a family member/ caregiver, physician, nurse or community worker. If a person is not capable o f  making an informed decision about long-term care, the substitute decis ion- maker (for example, the person who holds a Power of Attorney for Personal  Care or certain family members) may do so on their behalf. It is a good idea to  talk openly and respectfully with the person who might need long-term care   before applying.  | Guide to Placement […]

[…] with people you trust, including your friends,  family, doctor or religious/spiritual leader.   HOW MUCH DOES    IT COST? Once you are admitted to a long-term  care home, you are required to contribute  to the cost of your stay. The Ministry of  Long-Term Care publishes accommodation  costs for all long-term care homes at  Ontario.ca/LongTermCare  and you may  qualify for fnancial assistance to help ofset  these fees. You can speak with your care  coordinator for more information on costs.  | Guide to Placement in Long-Term Care Homes 4 HOW DO I APPLY TO A LONGTERM CARE HOME? 1. Referral 2.  Visit the homes you would  like to consider 3. Assessments and forms 4. Wait lists and    wait times 5. Bed offer 6. Admission  Day 1. Referral  You can work with a care coordinator to determine whether you are eligible for   admission to a long-term care home and to identify homes appropriate for you.  You can refer yourself or a referral can be made for you by a family member/ caregiver, physician, nurse or community worker. If a person is not capable o f  making an informed decision about long-term care, the substitute decis ion- maker (for example, the person who holds a Power of Attorney for Personal  Care or certain family members) may do so on their behalf. It is a good idea to  talk openly and respectfully with the person who might need long-term care   before applying.  | Guide to Placement […]

[…] studies are provided at end of PPS section.) When to do the PPS a) Pati ents at Home It is good practice to complete the PPS each visit. The PPS should only be completed on a daily basis for those patients receiving more than one nursing visit per day. b) Patients Admitted to Hospital, […]

Central – Patient Checklist – Staying safe in the community during the winter and holiday

[…] holiday period The process for monitoring and responding to surge capacity issues includes:  Daily occupancy monitoring process o Each hospital will populate occupancy/census data into an online tool o Each hospitals “Decision Maker” will review and sign-off on hospital census data with yes/no decision for triggering a triage huddle call, within a sub-region […]