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    Long-term care

    A long term care centre is a place where an individual, whose needs cannot be met in the community, lives and receives care and other services provided by highly trained staff.

    Long term care is for people who:

    • Need help managing their activities of daily living.
    • Require 24-hour nursing and personal care or supervision.
    • Meet the requirements for long term care services set by the Ministry of Long-Term Care.
    • Are 18 years or older and have a valid Ontario health card.

    Long term care homes are mandated by the Fixing Long-Term Care Act, 2021 and its Regulation 246/22.

    On this page

    • Eligibility
    • Fees
    • How to apply
    • Who to contact

    Eligibility

    Find out about different care options to help you decide if long term care is the right choice for you.

    • Care in your own home and community
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    Fees

    The Ministry of Long-Term Care provides funding for all long-term care homes in Ontario. Peel Region also contributes funding to the operations of our 5 long term care centres to enhance the lives of residents.

    All long term care home residents are required to contribute towards the cost of accommodation and meals. This is called a co-payment fee. The amount of your co-payment fee is based on whether you are in a basic, semi-private or private room.

    Regardless of room type, all long term care residents are entitled to the same level of care.

    The Ministry of Long-Term Care sets maximum co-payment fees each year. These are standard across all long term care homes in Ontario, whether for profit or not-for-profit.

    Refer to paying for long term care for details about rates.

    Financial assistance

    Available for residents who can't afford basic accommodation. A resident must meet certain eligibility criteria to qualify for a subsidy. Contact Ontario Health atHome for more information about qualifying for financial assistance.

    How to apply

    For residents of Ontario, all applications to a long term care centre are coordinated by local Ontario Health atHome.

    Call your local office to complete the application process:

    Mississauga Halton
    Call 310-2222 or 1-877-336-9090.

    Central West
    Call 310-2222 or 1-888-733-1177.

    Learn about the application process and how to get started.

    Book a tour

    You can book a tour of one of our centres to help in your application process and selection. Refer to our long term care centres for tour details.

    Who to contact

    For advice, support or help applying, contact your local Ontario Health atHome.

    If you have questions about Peel Long Term Care, email us or call 905-791-7800.

    Related information

    • Ontario Health atHome
    • Long term care in Ontario
    • Choosing a home
    • Paying for long term care
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