Maison des aînés et alternative à Maniwaki

The Maison des aînés et alternative à Maniwaki is a public long-term care home run by the CISSS de l’Outaouais, serving the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau. It has 100 places: 88 for seniors and 12 for adults with special needs. The home is made up of 8 households of 12 or 13 people, and each resident has a private room with an adapted toilet and shower. One 12-place household is reserved for Indigenous residents, with a layout that respects their culture and needs.

The home was designed to recreate the feel of a real home and offer a human-scale living environment. Open to the community, it encourages human contact and a more active lifestyle, with indoor and outdoor spaces adapted to residents and their family caregivers. The layout makes it easy for loved ones to take part in daily life and helps maintain ties that are essential to well-being. Beneficiary attendants and nursing staff provide care. Admission is by referral through the CISSS de l’Outaouais.

Maniwaki Hospital is nearby, making it easy for residents and their families to access care. The home also enjoys a natural setting near a waterway, ideal for walks. The building is wheelchair accessible with an elevator, and free parking is available for visitors. The home is served by public transit, and pets are allowed.

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