CAMBRIDGE, ON – APRIL 27, 2018 – The Ministry of Health and Long Term Care has created 53 new long term care beds at Port Perry Place in the Township of Scugog. Granville Anderson, MPP for Durham, was in Port Perry to make the announcement in the existing long-term care home, alongside Southbridge Care Homes' CEO, Keith McIntosh.
Currently, Port Perry Place is home to 107 seniors and is the sole provider of long-term care services in the Township of Scugog. The addition of 53 long term care beds will allow for more seniors to receive the care they require.
Operated by Southbridge Care Homes, Port Perry Place works closely with the Central East LHIN, which helps fund and coordinate services for residents in the Durham area. For more information about Port Perry Place, please visit www.portperryplace.ca.
Creating Caring Environments for seniors is a remarkable responsibility that Southbridge Care Homes takes seriously. Managing 37 long term-care, retirement and independent living communities across Ontario, we strive to ensure our residents feel connected, supported, loved and cared for. We plan to redevelop our communities so that we may continue to provide consistent, high-quality care for our residents now and in the future. For more information, please visit www.southbridgecarehomes.com.