It’s shaping up to be an exciting year for OMNI Health Care. The big news, of course, is that four OMNI homes – Riverview Manor, Pleasant Meadow Manor, Almonte Country Haven and Woodland Villa – are expected to start construction projects in the fall as part of the province’s strategy to redevelop 30,000 long-term care […]
What a year 2018 has been for OMNI Health Care’s quality journey.
OMNI Health Care hosted its 2018 Quality Forum at Fern Resort Sept. 26-28, an event that brought managers from the organization’s 18 long-term care homes together to learn from others, share ideas with colleagues and experience the solidarity of the OMNI family.
Community engagement is an important part of life at OMNI Health Care, and it’s a facet of the organization’s culture OMNI’s 18 long-term care homes have been focusing on enhancing.
This spring, OMNI Health Care was awarded funding from the province to build a new Riverview Manor and renovate three of its other long-term care homes – Pleasant Meadow Manor, Almonte Country Haven and Woodland Villa. Construction on the four projects will start in fall 2019 and will be completed by December 2022.
Judging by many of the stories The OMNIway has covered recently, it’s hard not to notice the spirit of community that flows through each of OMNI Health Care’s 18 long-term care homes.
We’re in a new year, and 2018 is stacking up to a busy one for OMNI Health Care, with a lot going on within the organization and the long-term care sector at large.
The OMNIway would like to wish all of our readers a happy and healthy holiday season. We will resume publishing on Tuesday, Jan. 2.
The main ingredient that makes OMNI Health Care’s culture vibrant and the quality of care high in the organization’s 18 long-term care homes has always been its people.
National Seniors Day was recognized across Canada on Oct. 1. The day, which is endorsed annually by the Government of Canada, is aimed at honouring older adults and celebrating their achievements and gifts.
