-Nursing and personal care on a (twenty-four) 24-hour basis, including care given by or under the supervision of a registered nurse or registered practical nurse, the administration of medication and assistance with activities of daily living. 
-Medical care by physicians and nurse practitioners contracted by the Home.  
-Medical and nursing supplies and equipment necessary for the care and safety of the residents, including the prevention or care of skin treatment, continence care, infection control and sterile procedures. 
-Non-prescription drugs, medical treatment products and supplies. 
-Supplies and equipment for personal hygiene and grooming, including skin care lotions and powders, shampoos, soaps, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, denture cups and cleaners, toilet tissue, facial tissue, hairbrushes, combs, razors, shaving cream, feminine hygiene products.  
-Meal service and meals, including three meals daily, snacks between meals and at bedtime, special and therapeutic diets, dietary supplements, and devices enabling residents to feed themselves.  The Residents’ Council approves menus.  
-Social, recreational, and therapeutic activities and programs, including the related supplies and equipment. 
-Both recreational and therapeutic activities and entertainment are planned for the benefit of the residents. Residents are encouraged to participate.
-A monthly schedule of events is posted on each floor of The Home.
-Input into the plan of events is also encouraged by residents and approved by the Residents’ Council.  
-Multi-faith and non-denominational services are provided on-site.   
-Laundry, machine washing, drying and folding of personal clothing.  
-Bedding and linen including firm, comfortable mattresses with waterproof covers, pillows, facecloths and towels.  
-Bedroom furnishings, including bedside tables, dresser/wardrobe, and supportive chair.  
-Daily housekeeping/ cleaning and maintenance services.  
-Restorative Care services to help improve or maintain independence such as exercise, walking, eating and self-care i.e. hygiene, dressing etc.  
-Use of “Tranquility Care Room” if available, for palliative care.  
-Reading materials, CDs, and DVDs are available to residents through the Life Enrichment Department.
-Audio cassettes and large print books are also available.

The cost of long term care accommodation is regulated by the Ministry of Long Term Care (MLTC).

Rates are established by the MLTC and are standardized across Ontario. Maple Villa offers two types of accommodation for residents: Basic and Semi-Private accommodation. We do not provide private accommodations.

These rates increase on July 1 st every year. For individuals with lower incomes who may have difficulty affording Basic Accommodation in long term care, the government offers an accommodation cost subsidy. The subsidy is not available to people requesting Semi-Private or Private accommodation.

If you require a subsidy, you will be asked to provide the Home with a copy of the resident’s Income Tax Notice of Assessment from Revenue Canada for the previous tax year. The Home will in turn apply to the MLTC for subsidy consideration on your behalf.

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Maple Villa is a fully licensed facility governed by the Ministry of Long Term Care and accredited through Accreditation Canada. Maple Villa is privately owned. Click here for more information (hyperlink to https://www.ontario.ca/locations/longtermcare/homes/2408-maple-villa-long-term-care- centre)

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