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The Heritage Nursing Home

1195 Queen Street East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Long-Term Care · Memory Care · Respite & Short-Stay · Toronto, Ontario

Care levels offered

  • Long-Term Care

    24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs who can no longer live safely at home.

  • Memory Care

    A secure setting with specially trained staff and programming for residents living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia.

  • Respite & Short-Stay

    Temporary stays that give family caregivers a break or support recovery after a hospital stay.

Activities & programs

The Heritage Nursing Home provides diverse recreational and social programming to promote engagement and quality of life. Programs include music therapy, creative arts, organized events, and mental stimulation activities. Chinese cultural programming features Mahjong, bingo in Chinese, and Cantonese opera performances. Spiritual support is available through services from two Chinese churches. The active Residents' Council and Family Council provide advocacy and community connection.

Dining

Residents enjoy three nutritious meals daily prepared to accommodate various dietary requirements and cultural preferences. The Heritage Nursing Home offers a specialized Chinese menu featuring familiar dishes to support nutrition and well-being for Chinese residents. Professional dietary services ensure therapeutic nutritional care tailored to individual health needs. Meals are served in communal dining areas, promoting social connection and community engagement among residents.

The neighbourhood

Leslieville offers a vibrant yet laid-back, family-friendly atmosphere. Public transit is excellent, with TTC streetcars (504 King, 305 Dundas, 135 Gerrard) readily available. Wheelchair-accessible subway stations (Broadview, Chester, Pape) are to the north. Wheel-Trans and Toronto Ride provide specialized transportation. Green spaces include Jimmie Simpson, Greenwood, and Tommy Thompson Park. Numerous senior resources are nearby: Woodgreen Community Care offers supportive housing, meals, day programs, and transport. The Ralph Thornton Centre provides arts, education, and social programs. Dixon Hall features choir, yoga, crafts, luncheons, and volunteer home support. The Second Mile Club of Toronto has social activities like line dancing, mahjong, bingo, arts, and euchre. Healthcare access is convenient with walk-in clinics, family doctors, and dentists. Michael Garron Hospital is easily accessible just north. Leslieville is considered a safe neighborhood with lower crime rates than downtown, supported by community vigilance.

Frequently asked questions

What types of senior living does The Heritage Nursing Home offer?
The Heritage Nursing Home in Toronto, Ontario offers Long-Term Care, Memory Care, Respite & Short-Stay. 24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs who can no longer live safely at home. Confirm the specific care options for your situation directly with the community.
Where is The Heritage Nursing Home located?
The Heritage Nursing Home is located in Toronto, Ontario. Use the map on this page to see the surrounding neighbourhood and what's nearby, and confirm the full address with the community before you visit.
Who is The Heritage Nursing Home a good fit for?
The Heritage Nursing Home suits older adults in or around Toronto looking for long-term care, memory care, respite & short-stay. Because it offers more than one level of care, it can be a fit for couples or residents whose needs may change over time. The best way to know if it fits is to compare it against your own priorities and budget.
How can I tour The Heritage Nursing Home or speak with an advisor?
You can explore The Heritage Nursing Home and ask questions through Agewise, where a free advisor can help you book a tour, understand what to ask, and compare it with other Toronto communities. Use the "see if this fits" option on this page to get started.
What should I consider when comparing communities like The Heritage Nursing Home in Toronto?
When weighing The Heritage Nursing Home against other Toronto, Ontario communities, look at the levels of care offered, location and proximity to family, the lifestyle and atmosphere (the sections above describe The Heritage Nursing Home in more detail), and your overall budget. Agewise can help you shortlist and compare options side by side.

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