Strathmere Lodge, a not-for-profit, long-term-care home is owned by the County of Middlesex. Opened in 2006, this facility sits on a five-acre site on the outskirts of Strathroy. The home provides care to 160 residents in accordance with Ontario legislation and standards established and monitored by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care.
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Our Mission
Strathmere Lodge is committed to providing competent and compassionate resident-centred and self-directed care to indiviuals in need of our services in an atmosphere of respect for the dignity, spiritual and cultural values of each resident. We strive for excellence in the provision of quality of life and care for our residents ensuring that their holistic (emotional, physical and social) needs are met. We value our employees and volunteers and are committed to a healthy, safe, productive and enjoyable work environment.
Our Vision
- To be the best Long Term Care Home in the Province and the employer of choice in the Country.
- To be an effective and efficient provider of Long Term Care.
- To meet or exceed all Ministry of Health and Long Term Care standards.
- To employ competent and compassionate staff who embrace the mission, vision and values of our Home.
- To create a challenging, open and engaging atmosphere where residents can be stimulated to continue to live a life of purpose and to function at the peak of their physical and mental abilities.
- Through our programs and activities to be an integral part of our community and to include the community and resident families as part of the Home.
- To promote ongoing staff education and self learning.
Our Values
Our History
Strathmere Lodge's long and rich history begins in 1880 when the County of Middlesex built the House of Refuge on a 46.5 acre site on the outskirts of Strathroy. The House was home to all who were destitute or otherwise unable to support themselves because of age or disability. Many men, women and children found their way to the home often known as the Poor House. A tornado struck the House in 1953 doing extensive damage to the top floor which was subsequently removed.
The role of the County changed during the fifties to providing care for the elderly and this led to the demolition of the old House and the building of Strathmere Lodge in 1962. Changing expectations on building design for seniors care was once again responsible for the construction of our new building opened in 2006.
Strathmere Lodge is a member of AdvantAge Ontario.
Contact Details
Strathmere Lodge
599 Albert Street, Box 5000
Strathroy, ON N7G 3J3
Phone: 519-245-2520
Fax: 519-245-5711
| Brent Kerwin x 6222 Lodge Administrator |
Crystal Brooks x 6228 Director of Resident Care |
Marcy Welch x 6226 |
| Lesleigh Morden x 6242 Food Services Manager |
Augustine Caines x 6246 Office Supervisor |
John Fournier x 6244 |
| Kelly Timm x 6235 Admissions Coordinator |
|
Inge Stahl x 6223 Chaplain |
Related Links
- Provincial Long Term Care Homes Legislation
- Ministry of Health Inspection Reports for Long Term Care Homes
- Annual Quality Improvement Plans
- Comparative Performance Information
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