Accommodations

The first thing you’ll notice about Park Lane is that it doesn’t feel like a long-term care home. Residents roam freely, enjoying all of our included amenities, giving our secure, temperature controlled building a community-based feel. Park Lane is a 132 bed home that provides basic, semi-private, and private rooms with ensuite washrooms to accommodate both single and coupled residents. Additionally, every room has access to a telephone and cable outlet. To ensure safety, entrance doors, stairwells, and elevators all have controlled access with codes being provided upon request. No matter your age, moving can be a difficult process. That’s why we encourage residents to personalize their spaces with art, photography, afghans, furniture, pillows, etc. to help settle in. Filled with natural light during the day and a roaring fireplace in our meeting rooms at night, residents enjoy the unique tranquility of being surrounded by 30 acres of nature and landscaped gardens, perfect for quiet time with one of the books from our large-print library. Our Chapel was dedicated in 2002, and is a place of prayer, worship, and meditation for all faiths. Interdenominational services are hosted weekly by members of the Paris PAstoral Services Group. To ensure ease of access and safety, each floor in our building hosts a dining room with assigned seating. This is done both to provide routine for residents and facilitate attendance checks. For those requiring assistance with meals, we have on-site staff ready to accommodate.

Televisions: We have provided televisions in resident lounges for resident’s use. Should a resident prefer their own television in their room, they may have cable installed. The resident or family member assumes the installation (provided by Rogers Cable) and financial responsibilities. In the interest of safety, we request that any electrical equipment brought into the home is checked by our Maintenance Department to ensure it is CSA-approved before it is used. Residents making use of radios and televisions will be expected to respect the rights of other residents. Telephones: Should daily telephone calls be part of the resident’s routines, we suggest that installation of a private line. You may contact Bell Canada directly to arrange the installation. Residents are not permitted to use the telephones located at the nursing stations.

Annual inspections are completed by the Ontario Ministry of Long Term Care.

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Park Lane Terrace is pleased to offer tours of our home. We believe that it is important that families view several homes prior to placing their loved ones' name on the Long Term Care waiting list. Please feel free to contact our home to have your questions answered or book a tour. The staff at Park Lane Terrace is here to assist you at this difficult time of transition, and we will be pleased to help in any way we can.