[…] Visitor number to one from the current two. Exceptions to the restrictions will be on a case-by-case basis as outlined by Public Health. read the full memo… Latest Information on DLC Outbreak – Tower 3 October 27, 2020 Dear Family Members of Patients and Residents, This message is to advise you that two Deer […]

[…] the Workers’ Compensation Board, the Department of Veterans’ Services or by other statute services that are not medically required preparation of records, reports, certificate or communications, or testimony in a court drugs, medications, vaccines, sera or biological products, materials and surgical supplies, except as provided under the regulations ambulance and transportation subsidies except as […]

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[…] follow-up care; Organizing Home Care or other health programs; Providing information about other community resources that you may need. It is normal to have a lot of questions. Talking about your questions with the health care team allows us to plan and help you prepare for discharge. L2 East side Desk – 204-831-2522 L2 […]

[…] library contains both general information for patients and their families on a wide range of health topics, as well as a substantial body of technical and academic materials of interest to students and professionals. Current holdings include nearly 300 monographs and nearly two dozen films on combat stress. Although the collection is non-circulating and […]

Frequently Asked Questions How do I get referred to the clinic? See our page explaining OSIs and the referral process. You need to be referred by a specially authorized clinician to come here. How long will I wait for services? New referrals are evaluated for urgency and other factors. Once your referral is received, […]

[…] move and the changes, the anxiety of moving can be lessened. For families of newly admitted residents, the move to a long-term care facility can trigger many questions such as: Have I done the right thing? How will the staff know dad or mom as well as I do? How will they know what […]

[…] welcome visitors to the Centre.  Here are some details of what to expect when visiting here: Thank you for Visiting! Here are some answers to commonly asked questions to help make your visit safe and enjoyable for everyone. When can I visit at Deer Lodge Centre? Visitors are always welcome at DLC however, there […]

[…] to be involved in decision-making regarding Centre activities. The Resident Handbook gives you a great deal of information about the Centre. I also encourage you to ask questions of the staff when you are uncertain. I hope we are able to meet your expectations of high quality care during your time at the Centre. […]

[…] when you are unable to solve a problem that concerns you or your family and friends. As a patient or resident, you have the right to ask questions about your care and share your concerns with us. For questions, concerns or to share feedback, here’s the process: Speak with a member of your health […]