Carleton Manor Nursing Home
We specialize in providing Nursing care and services to adult clients who come to the Manor through the Long Term single point of entry of the Department of Social Development.
The concept of Carleton Manor Inc. originated with the Woodstock Rotary Club in 1967. The first Carleton Manor became a reality in July 1970, opening it's doors to a bed capacity of 63 at the 106 Elizabeth Street location. Several years later, the Manor was expanded to accommodate 93 residents, later reducing to 80.
In January 2007 this building was replaced with a modern state of the art facility at a new location on Burtt Street. In November 2016 an additional 30 bed wing was opened. The state of the art building provides new technology and many added features to better meet the needs of today's senior population: in floor heating, air conditioning and internet access in each resident's room. Five large lounge areas and a special external Courtyard offer opportunity for socialization for residents, family and friends. Other special attractions include a solarium, a library, and a live fish tank.
Remembering our dear friend, Brian Hayden
Brian's enthusiasm for our Neighbours was a site to behold each time he showed up at Carleton Manor...whenever we saw him, we could tell he was on a mission...to talk business as a Board Member, or to share a funny story, but probably his favourite mission was to take the time to visit and chat with our Neighbours.
When his visits were focused on the people Carleton Manor served, you might not have recognized him. Sometimes he was in costume as the Easter Bunny passing out treats. Other times he was the Grinch bringing giggles and glad tidings to staff. Most often he was found having early-morning visits with our Neighbours, sharing Tim bits with everyone he encountered.
On January 26, volunteers, board members, friends and family gathered in our Activity room to launch our first Brian Hayden Drive-Thru Social to pay tribute to Brian and relive the happiness he brought to all of us at Carleton Manor.
We all lined up and handed our hand-made Tim Horton cards to staff members working hard behind the makeshift window then exited with our delicious donut or Tim Bit and coffee. We chatted, we reminisced about our favourite Brian stories and the room was brimming with conversations and smiles.
A special heart-felt shout out to our very own Chelsey Cerro, for suggesting we remember Brian in this super fun and super sweet way.
Brian's enthusiasm for our Neighbours was a site to behold each time he showed up at Carleton Manor...whenever we saw him, we could tell he was on a mission...to talk business as a Board Member, or to share a funny story, but probably his favourite mission was to take the time to visit and chat with our Neighbours.
When his visits were focused on the people Carleton Manor served, you might not have recognized him. Sometimes he was in costume as the Easter Bunny passing out treats. Other times he was the Grinch bringing giggles and glad tidings to staff. Most often he was found having early-morning visits with our Neighbours, sharing Tim bits with everyone he encountered.
On January 26, volunteers, board members, friends and family gathered in our Activity room to launch our first Brian Hayden Drive-Thru Social to pay tribute to Brian and relive the happiness he brought to all of us at Carleton Manor.
We all lined up and handed our hand-made Tim Horton cards to staff members working hard behind the makeshift window then exited with our delicious donut or Tim Bit and coffee. We chatted, we reminisced about our favourite Brian stories and the room was brimming with conversations and smiles.
A special heart-felt shout out to our very own Chelsey Cerro, for suggesting we remember Brian in this super fun and super sweet way.
