“My mother was reluctant to move to Long Term Care. The staff have made her feel comfortable living here and we feel much better about this choice”

~ Family Member of St. Peter’s Resident
“Mom has many social activities to choose from and we love participating with her when we can”

~ Family Member of St. Peter’s Resident
“I enjoy being involved on the Residents Council and making decisions”

~ St. Peter’s Resident
“My family can visit with me in many different places at St. Peter’s”

~ St. Peter’s Resident

Welcome to St. Peter’s Residence at Chedoke, located on the west mountain in Hamilton.

At St. Peter’s Residence we provide a home-like environment for all our residents and family members with special attention to high quality, person centred care. Whether you prefer to socialize in our café, enjoy regular entertainment, or participate in our many recreation programs, there is something for you at St. Peter’s. Our highly trained staff deliver care and services in a way that meets individual needs and preferences.

St. Peter’s is a Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO)

What is a BPSO anyway? Best Practice Spotlight Organizations (BPSOs) are health-care and academic organizations selected by the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) to implement and evaluate the RNAO’s best practice guidelines. St. Peter’s is committed to continuous quality improvement and is thrilled to work in partnership with the RNAO to ensure the advancement and delivery of best practices in the health care sector.

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Partnership for Namaste

McMaster University is pleased to announce their partnership with St. Peter’s Residence at Chedoke and the launch of the Namaste Care program. Namaste Care provides a designated space and time for residents who have difficulty engaging in other programs due to physical or cognitive decline. The program aims to provide residents with meaningful and therapeutic activities with a trained carer to promote dignity and person-centered engagement. McMaster University will study the effects on resident quality of life by measuring:

The effects of increased socialization and therapeutic activities on residents with advanced dementia and other advanced chronic illnesses
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Thrive Group

We serve over 600 clients with a staff of 285. Our wait list is over 800 people. Our roots stem from the Hamilton Cerebral Palsy Parent Council, but we have grown substantially over the past three decades to help individuals not only with cerebral palsy but with any disability, which may include muscular dystrophy, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, developmental delay, brain injury, spina bifida, visual impairment, etc. Opening in Binbrook in 1978 with a congregate setting home for 35 adults with physical disablities, we expanded to include seven housing projects, some of which have short-term rental units. AbleLiving also provides outreach services in clients’ homes, including both attendant and homemaking services. Our new ReCharge programme offers in-home respite in the Mississauga / Halton regions which enables an individual's regular caregiver an opportunity to take a much needed break from their duties.

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Who is ready for the holiday party on Friday? To those who are working, thank you for everything you do!

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“I just love being able to share my knowledge and skills with my colleagues so that together we can make sure we provide the best care possible to all our residents.”

~ Ashley Lishman (St Peter’s Staff)
“You have very caring staff who understand that so many of the residents are fully dependent on them”

~ Family Member of St. Peter’s Resident
“There are lots of activities here and I have made new friends”

~ St. Peter’s Resident
“I am a member of the food committee and I really like trying the new options”

~ St. Peter’s Resident

Thrive Group Partners

Not-for-profit 210 bed long-term care residence in Hamilton’s Chedoke community. Featuring quality care in a home like environment, nurturing the body, the mind and spirit.

AbleLiving is a non-profit charity that has been serving adults with physical disabilities for more than thirty-five years. Our services are located throughout Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe area.

Capability Support Services Inc. is a not-for-profit organization funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to provide quality attendant services to seniors and individuals with a physical disability in Supportive Housing, Assistive Living and Attendant Outreach environments.