The St. Peter’s Difference
Person Centred Care
At St. Peter’s we care for our residents as we would our own family. We understand that each person is unique and ensure care is delivered in a way that meets individual needs and preferences. St. Peter's team of health care professionals deliver customized care plans developed for each resident. We have a dedicated team of on-site physicians and care professionals who work together to provide a full range of health services.
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Our Approach to Quality Care
Committed Care Teams
Our registered staff are on-site 24 hours a day, ensuring resident needs are met. Customized care plans are developed for each resident, reflecting their individual needs and preferences. We believe partnering with family members where possible elevates the overall level of care and creates a stable support system.
Our multi-disciplinary care teams include:
Quality Service
Our Services Also include:
- Secure terrace available for residents with an elopement risk.
- Daily recreation programs and activities.
- Daily menu offering delicious meals with substantial variety and choice.
- Wellness Centre for therapy and rehabilitation.
- Active volunteer program.
- Spiritual Care & Interdenominational services.
- Full service Hair Salon.
- Foot Care.
- Dental Services.
St. Peter’s Residence is CARF Accredited. CARF provides accreditation services worldwide at the request of health and human service providers. St. Peter’s has met the rigorous standards established and evaluated by CARF demonstrating commitment to delivering the highest quality service to our residents.
Recreation, Events and Activities
Stay Busy and Active
St. Peter’s Residence offers an inviting range of daytime, evening, and weekend recreation programs. Upon admission, each resident is individually assessed and asked (with the family input where required) to identify their social history and leisure interests. The recreation team works with each resident and plans programs based on individual interests, needs and abilities.
Nutrition and Dining
- Residents are encouraged to take their meals in our spacious dining rooms as meal times are a great opportunity for social connections.
- Each terrace in the home has its own dining room, allowing residents to get to know one another.
- We provide three meals per and three healthy nourishments each day.
- We have an on-site Dietitian who works with the Food Service Manager to ensure all residents receive appropriate nutrition. Meal plans are customized when needed to meet individual needs.
Our Facilities
St Peter's Residence at Chedoke is a not-for profit 221 bed long term care residence located on the west mountain in Hamilton. Our space is designed to encourage impromptu meeting of friends and family, whether in the common gathering space or at Arrabella’s Café. We strive to create a home-like environment where everyone is welcome and feels comfortable.
Accommodation Options
- Private Room: large room with private bathroom.
- Basic Room: shared room with shared bathroom.
Room Bookings
We have a Reception Room and Family Dining Room which residents and their families can reserve to meet and celebrate significant milestones such as birthdays and anniversaries in a pleasant and safe environment.
To make reservations, residents and family members can contact reception.
All bookings are on a first-come-first-serve basis, but we are happy to work with our residents and their families to find alternate options. More information on how to reserve rooms is provided with the Resident Admission package.
Medical Care
Medical care that is available in the facility:
- St. Peter's Residence has physicians and nurse practitioners available to provide you with medical care that aligns with your goals of care. We also welcome, and are happy to work in collaboration with, our residents’ family physicians. We encourage any attending physicians to review the home’s Medical Standards for further information on standards of practice and what is required to maintain practice here for a resident.
- Medical supplies and nursing equipment necessary for the care of residents, including the prevention or care of skin disorders, continence care, infection control, and sterile procedures.
- Medical devices, such as catheters, colostomy and ileostomy devices.
- Supplies and equipment for personal hygiene and grooming, including skin care lotions and powders, shampoos, soap, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, denture cups and cleansers, toilet tissue, facial tissue, hair brushes, combs, razors/shavers, shaving cream, and feminine hygiene products.
- Equipment for the general use of residents, including wheelchairs, geriatric chairs, canes, walkers, toilet aids and other self-help aids for the activities of daily living.