Stouffville Long-Term Care Centre
Licensed Beds: 320
162 Sandiford Drive, Stouffville, Ontario
L4A 3S3
Tel: 289-469-0323 Enquiry ext. 8628
Fax: 905-237-9518
Stouffville Long-Term Care Centre
Visitors, families and caregivers are an important part of a resident’s care and social support. Please see our Visitor Policy for the latest information.
Precautions for entering the Home
When entering Home, everyone must take the following steps:
Step 1: Review Screening Questions at the entrance. Do not enter if feeling unwell, showing symptoms, are COVID-19 positive, awaiting results of a COVID-19 test, or in close contact with a COVID-19 positive person.
Step 2: Clean your hands with hand sanitizer available from a provided dispenser.
Step 3: Masking is strongly recommended during your visit. Masks are available to all visitors at the Home’s entrance.
Step 4: Complete the Visitor Log.
Visiting Arrangement
Visiting might be restricted if the Home/ Unit is in a Surveillance Outbreak/ Suspected Outbreak/ Confirmed Outbreak.
Visitors may consume foods or drinks in Resident Home Area.
COVID-19 Vaccination
No vaccination requirement for visitors.
Preventing the spread of infection diseases
- Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
- Avoid close contact with people who are sick
- Stay home when you are sick
- Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces
Mon Sheong Long Term Care Centre is a home for our residents and a workplace for our staff. Respectful sharing of spaces and resources ensures an enriching experience for all personnel. Appropriate behaviour, decorum and conduct are required from visitors at all times. This ensures that everyone is treated with respect, and that everyone has an equal opportunity to enjoy a meaningful experience. Activities and/or actions inconsistent with the Home values will not be tolerated. We ask that all visitors follow the guidelines below.
The Quality Improvement Plan is part of the Government of Ontario’s Excellent Care for All Act. The Plan is helping long term care sector to track improvement performance across the system.
Our Quality Improvement Plan is one tool that we are using to help us document and review our current performance in a variety of areas. Through this plan, we identify our targeted areas for improvement and chart our progress towards creating a positive resident experience, meeting community’s expectations and delivering a safe and high quality health care.
More information on Quality Improvements Plans and the Excellent Care for All Act and its requirements are available on the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Long-Term Care websites.
We are committed to protecting our residents, staff and property, and works collaboratively with all externals partners to ensure everyone’s safety and security.
How to respond in case of Emergency?
Code Red: Fire
If you discover a fire or smoke
Leave the area immediately, assisting residents/occupants to leave the area.
Close doors behind you.
Activate a fire alarm pull station.
If evacuation from the building is required, use the nearest exterior exit or exit stairwell to evacuate the building.
Call the Fire Department at 911 [from a safe location].
Remain calm.
Do not use elevators.
Upon hearing fire alarm:
Stand by and prepare to leave the building.
Listen for a change in the fire alarm signals, instructions over the voice communication system or from the Fire Department.
Remain Calm.
Other emergencies or codes
- Remain calm
- Do not enter the affected area
- If within the affected area, stay with the resident/ support network
- Await direction from our staff
Our Emergency Plan helps staff, emergency personnel and residents during emergency situations such as
- Outbreaks of communicable diseases, outbreaks of disease of public health significance, epidemics and pandemics
- Fire (as part of the Ontario Fire Code)
- Community disasters
- Violent outbursts
- Bomb threats
- Medical emergencies
- Chemical spills
- Situations involving a missing resident
- Loss of one or more essential services (Water supply, Power outage, Gas supply)
- Gas leaks
- Natural disasters or extreme weather events (e.g. earthquakes, tornadoes, extreme heat or cold, drought)
- Boil water advisories
- Floods
We welcome feedback about your experience such as compliments, concerns and questions. Hearing from the resident and family are important to us as it provides a greater understanding of how our care and services are experienced and enables us to make improvements where needed.
Here are a few suggested routes:
- Discuss with a staff member
- Discuss with charge nurse on duty
- Discuss with our supervisor or managers
- Discuss with our Administrator
- Discuss with our Senior Administrator
- Discuss with our CEO
Residents and families may also provide feedback through our suggestion box located in the Home.
If you contact us with a complaint, please be assured the healthcare or service you are receiving will not be negatively affected in any way.
What information to include
Give as much information as you can about your concern. This will make it easier for the home to look into your complaint.
Please include:
- name of the home
- address of the home (including town or city)
- a description of what happened (is the concern an ongoing problem?)
- for a specific event: when and where it happened (for example, outside or inside the home)
- who was involved
- what you would like the home to do to resolve your complaint
Residents and families may also call the Long-Term Care Family Support and Action Line: toll-free 1-866-434-0144.
Mon Sheong Foundation, as a Healthcare Service Provider (HSP) has entered into a Long-Term Care Home Service Accountability Agreement (L-SAA) with Home and Community Care Support Services. The documents are available for reference.
