Union Villa is a charitable long-term care facility licensed by and operating under the authority of the Ministry of Long-Term Care. Union Villa accommodates 160 residents in single and double rooms in an attractive three storey building. The Villa is surrounded by a beautiful, park-like "campus".
The original Union Villa (1970) was demolished and rebuilt in 2005. It is a home where individual wishes, interests and preferences direct our Resident First philosophy for providing care and services.
UPDATE - VISITOR POLICY
All visitors must follow proper infection control practices, including social distancing. Masks must be worn at all times.
When Union Villa is in outbreak, no General visitors will be permitted during this time. Essential caregivers may continue to visit.
Screening and rapid testing of all essential caregivers, staff and support workers continue.
Please follow the direction of the screeners at our reception area and the nurses on the unit. If you have questions, please ask the unit nurse, nurse manager or a member of our management team. Our goal is to keep everyone safe.
UPDATE - AIR CONDITIONING AT UNION VILLA LTC (July 2022)
Union Villa currently has air conditioning in all common areas throughout the Home. We are pleased to report that we are actively upgrading/extending air conditioning to all resident rooms thanks to funding from the Ministry of Long-Term Care.
In addition, over the next few months, we will be conducting air balancing on each resident home area and making any needed repairs or adjustments so that the temperature is consistent across the LTC.
UPDATE - CONTINUOUS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT REPORT (July 2022)
Click HERE to view our Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) - July 2022
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLANNING
Unionville Home Society (UHS) is committed to ensuring the health, safety, security and protection of its staff, residents, visitors, volunteers, students and contractors. As such, UHS has created a comprehensive Emergency Management Plan which includes identifying and avoiding or reducing risks, preparing for those that cannot be avoided, activating an emergency plan to respond to an emergency, and returning to normal functioning. This is called the 5 components of emergency management,
1. Prevention 2. Mitigation. 3. Preparedness 4. Response 5. Recovery
UHS has developed its emergency plans in consultation with staff, residents, resident/ family councils, and our community partners and have been updated within the framework of the legislation, regulation and standards set out by the provincial government in the FLTCA 2021.
UHS has adopted Standardized Emergency Colour codes enabling the organization to alert staff, residents and visitors and to respond in a consistent, efficient and effective way to specific emergency situations. These codes and response plans are the foundation on which our emergency plans are based.
EMERGENCY COLOUR CODES
All staff are trained in the communication of these codes and the associated emergency response processes for each. UHS has written procedures for the above noted emergency situations that include immediate actions, roles and responsibilities, community resources key contacts documentation requirements, supply access and provisions, lines of command, communication, procedures, staffing contingency plans, and plans for recovery. Our emergency plans are regularly tested in accordance with regulations and legislation.
UHS Emergency Management Resources (please click on the links below to access):
Union Villa LTC FIRE SAFETY PLAN 2022
UHS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT POLICY
For access to specific plans please contact the office of the CEO at (905) 477 -2822 extension 4234.
UNION VILLA HOME TOURS:
Please note that we are currently not offering in-person tours of the facility. For more information, please contact Customer Service at (905) 477-2822.
Union Villa is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
Funding support provided by:
