In response to COVID-19, the only people permitted to enter long-term care homes are essential visitors (end of life) and essential caregivers (registered and trained). Upon arrival, required screening will determine if you may proceed with your visit. Stay up to date on changes to City services and help keep all residents safe.
Wesburn Manor provides individualized care to each of its 192 residents within a safe and friendly environment. Guided by the CARE values – Compassion | Accountability | Respect | Excellence, we are committed to improving quality of life and support for healthy aging. To learn more, watch the Commitment to Care video.
Wesburn Manor is one of 10 City-operated long-term care homes and was recently recognized with the City Manager’s Award for Leadership. To learn more about Wesburn Manor’s approach, Supporting Seniors with Dementia Transition from Community to Long-Term Care, watch the video.
Opened in 2003 in south Etobicoke, the home features:
Wesburn Manor offers the following specialized services:
As recognized leaders in behavioural support programs, we have a long history of demonstrated knowledge of dementia, delirium and mental health in the delivery of care.
Staff and medical professionals are knowledgeable in the most prevalent types and related causes of behavioural issues, understand disease processes, stages and progression, diagnostic and assessment process, cognitive or neurological symptoms, treatment interventions, appropriate communication to address resident needs, strategies to promote optimal quality of life and experience of the behaviour(s) from the perspective of the resident, family members and other partners in care.
The short-stay admission program supports families seeking respite from the caregiver role for a period of up to 60 continuous days to a maximum of 90 days per year.
We provide an environment in which end of life residents will be cared for in a manner that supports their goals and choices to minimize discomfort and promote quality of life. Overnight accommodation can be provided, upon request, to support families traveling from out of town.
We ensure an approach to improving and maintaining residents’ optimal level of mobility related to transfers, independence and distance.
Families are an integral part in helping make the best decisions for their family member. We offer many opportunities for families to be involved:
Please note, personal tours are currently suspended as a result of COVID-19. For further information please call 416-394-3600.