Long-Term Care
Woodingford Lodge is an Oxford County owned and operated, not-for-profit, long-term care facility providing personal and health care services to residents.
News & updates
Woodingford Lodge yard sale fundraiser |
Woodingford Lodge in Woodstock is hosting a yard sale fundraiser in support of the Residents' Council on Saturday, September 28 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Residents, families, staff and community members are welcome to attend and participate. The event is free to attend. Hot dogs, chips and drinks will be available for purchase. If you want to participate, reserve your space by September 23, 2024 by contacting Jenn Kairies at 519-421-5556 ext. 2085 or jkairies@oxfordcounty.ca. Simply reserve a space, arrive between 7:00-8:00 a.m. to set up, bring items to sell and keep your profits (and don’t forget a float). Cost to participate is $10.00. This is a rain or shine event; indoor space is available if needed. View the event poster |
Ontario’s Local Priorities Fund to support families in transitioning to long-term care |
Woodingford Lodge is thrilled to announce that the Family Transition Program has been awarded funding through Ontario’s Local Priorities Fund initiative. This significant support will enable Woodingford Lodge to expand and enhance its services dedicated to improving health outcomes and addressing local health priorities within our community. The Family Transition program aims to ensure a safe and smooth adjustment while also working to decrease the number of emergency visits to the hospital. This funding allows the Family Transition Program to further its mission and better serve the community. |
Volunteer at Woodingford! |
Are you looking for a way to make a difference in your community while fostering personal connections with people? Become a volunteer at Woodingford Lodge! |
Visitor guidelines |
Woodingford Lodge continues to follow heightened infection control practices so that we can maintain safe and secure homes for our residents, families and staff. Please check our Visitor Guidelines before your visit.
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Nutritional Services Review |
The Oxford County Long-Term Care Nutritional Review took place over 2022 with financial support from Ontario's Municipal Modernization Fund. The review looked at the quality and cost-efficiency of the existing nutritional service (meal) delivery at Woodingford Lodge’s three long-term care sites in Woodstock, Tillsonburg and Ingersoll. It found that Woodingford is providing high-quality meals to residents, but could consider more menu choices among other enhancements. Learn more in the Modernization Funding section of the website. |
Application for new Woodingford site in Ingersoll |
On January 25, 2023, Oxford County Council unanimously endorsed submitting an application for provincial funding to build a new, minimum 160-bed long-term care home in Ingersoll. If approved, this project would bring much-needed long-term care beds to the County, specifically Ingersoll, which has the lowest number of beds among the Oxford communities providing long-term care. The project would draw on the resources and staff expertise of Alexandra Hospital and the existing 34-bed Woodingford facility in Ingersoll under a “campus of care” model, providing exemplary service to seniors and others and potentially creating more than 200 jobs in our community. |
Working at Woodingford Lodge |
If you are a dedicated health professional looking for more than just “a job,” consider a rewarding career at Woodingford Lodge. Woodingford offers competitive wages and the opportunity to work as part of a highly specialized team, but it’s our residents who really make coming to work worthwhile. Woodingford operates homes in Woodstock, Ingersoll and Tillsonburg and recruits year round. |
Locations
Woodstock |
The largest of our homes is located in Woodstock. This facility is a beautiful 160-bed, 2-storey residence built into a hill and overlooking southern Woodstock. 300 Juliana Drive |
Ingersoll |
325 Thames Street South |
Tillsonburg |
52 Venison Street West |