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4worldlovers: Home and Community Care Support Services is pleased to present our Annual Business Plan (2023-24), which guides our work and supports us in achieving our mission of helping everyone to be healthier at home through connected, accessible, patient-centred care.

The plan was framed by direction from the Ontario government, which set a clear and important mandate for Home and Community Care Support Services to play a pivotal leadership role in supporting the modernization of home and community care across Ontario.

Last fall, Home and Community Care Support Services reached out across the province to partners, staff and the people we serve to help determine where we should focus our collective energies and efforts for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. We engaged with more than 1,600 people, including health system partners, service provider organizations, Indigenous and Francophone health leaders, our staff and our provincial community of advisors who represent the patients, families and caregivers we serve.

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Arbour Creek Care Centre has been providing quality care within our community since 2004. Located at the corner of King St. East and Nash Road, the Home is steps away from public transit, shopping, eating establishments. Our neighbours include St. Joseph’s Centre for Ambulatory Health Services and Battlefield House, which is a living history museum and site of the historic Battle of Stoney Creek on June 6, 1813, which was fought during the War of 1812.


We are a 128-bed home, offering basic and private accommodations along with a wide variety of services. Our trained staff is dedicated to creating a safe, healthy and supportive environment for our residents, families and visitors.


We invite you to experience the terraced, outdoor garden balconies with stunning views of historic Stoney Creek, the Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario.

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At the core of everything we do, is our commitment to helping people live better. This acts as a foundation for the happiness and comfort found in our home.


Today, there are more options than ever when looking for care. We try to make your decision easier by offering helpful information and resources to answer your questions.

Skilled and compassionate health care professionals, activity aides, dietary specialists and others collaborate to support your loved one’s individualized needs.

Celebrating Pride in long-term care | Supporting LGBTQ2+ communities all year long

Amy, a social worker from one of our Greater Toronto Area (GTA) homes, recently spoke with us about what it means to be a strong advocate for inclusion and diversity (all year long) in her community. continue

June is Seniors’ Month | 104 year old Extendicare London resident Vera gives back to her Extendicare family

Each Seniors’ Month, we celebrate those who have built our communities, shaped our families and who continue to share their wisdom with those around them. continue

Strengthening quality of care | Nurses across our Ontario long-term care homes receive specialized skin and wound care training

We're happy to announce that 22 nurses at our Ontario long-term care homes have graduated from a specialized training program for skin and wound care, ostomy, and continence management, expanding our advanced practice capacity in this critical area of seniors’ health care. continue

Happy Mother’s Day! Extendicare Viking team member starts each day with a hug from a very special resident: her mom

In celebration of Mother’s Day, we talked to Christina, the Office Coordinator at Extendicare Viking in Alberta. Every day, when Christina goes to work, she gets to spend time with one very special resident: her mom. continue

Celebrating Nurses | Nursing team at Extendicare Tri-Town motivated by personal connections to residents in their care

It’s National Nursing Week! We are joining the Canadian Nurses Association in celebrating the commitment of nurses and the important role they play in their communities. continue

Extendicare women continue to lead the way to improve seniors' care

For the second year in a row, Extendicare has been named to the Globe and Mail’s Women Lead Here list, an annual benchmark of executive gender diversity in large Canadian corporate organizations. continue

We’ve known Mr. C. since 1999 when his wife first moved in with us. continue