Patients and relatives visiting Toronto Sick Kids Hospital with proof that they require accommodation related to a hospital visit (appointment confirmation, hospital card, letter from the hospital, etc).
Referred by a hospital or a health professional; self-referral is also acceptable.
CCACs are dedicated to getting you the care you need in your home and in the community. CCACs were established by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care in 1996 to help the public access government-funded home and community services, and long-term care homes.
A special hospital rate is provided to family members of a patient (including the patient) who has come to be treated at one of the local hospitals in Kingston.
The Daffodil Terrace Lodge is your home away from home while receiving treatment at the Northeast Cancer Centre at Health Sciences North (HSN). The Lodge is a warm and friendly environment that provides you with access to a number of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. The hours of operation for the Lodge are Sunday at 3 pm to Friday at 4 pm.
In order to stay at the Lodge while receiving treatment at the Northeast Cancer Centre (NECC), the patient must: Be registered with the NECC and have a scheduled visit with the oncologists or consultants at the centre.Live more than 40 kilometers away from the Lodge.Be able to manage your activities of daily living including.Book your room in advance by calling (800) 465-6343.You may require an authorized, full-time companion to stay with you if: you require some assistance with your activities of daily living, you are 16 years of age or under, or you would normally live in a nursing home. Please ask the Lodge staff for more information regarding your eligibility.
Accommodation fee of $10 per night.The accommodation fee will also be applied to the $25 per night that guests living 200 km or more away (one way) currently pay, totaling their stay to $35 per night.Patients that live 200 km and beyond (one-way) from the Lodge may be eligible to qualify for an accommodation allowance of $100.00 per treatment trip through the Northern Health Travel Grant.
A special hospital rate is provided to family members of a patient who has come to be treated at The Hospital for Sick Children or any other major hospital downtown (a member of the Shared Health Program).
A special hospital rate is provided to family members of a patient (including the patient) who has come to be treated at one of the local hospitals in Kingston.
Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre offers a discounted room rate of 10% for families who have other family members staying in a local Toronto hospital.
Family members of patients staying in one of the major hospitals downtown. Patients can also receive reduced rates, as long as they are receiving treatment.
No referral is necessary; however, an appointment letter or other confirmation is required.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The reservation line is available only during the day.
Yes
Please call in or visit the inn to make a reservation.
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital is Canadas largest childrens rehabilitation hospital focused on improving the lives of kids with disabilities. It is a global leader in applied research, teaching and learning, and client and family centred care. They pioneer treatments, technologies, therapies and real-world programs that give children with disabilities the tools to participate fully in life. They see children with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, muscular dystrophy, amputation, epilepsy, spina bifida, arthritis, cleft-lip and palate, autism and other developmental disabilities.
Larga has a residence in Ottawa which provides a safe and comfortable home-like atmosphere for Inuit travelling from the Baffin region of Nunavut for medical services. Larga also coordinates all local transportation and return travel.
The Ramada Kingston Hotel and Conference Center offers a discounted room for families who have other family members staying in Kingston General Hospital.
Ronald McDonald House in Hamilton is a "home-away-from-home" for families with children suffering from cancer or other serious illnesses being treated at the McMaster Childrens Hospital.
Out-of-town patients who are 21 years of age or younger being treated for a serious illness at a local Hamilton hospital and their parents, siblings and other family members. Please note that out-of-town means at least 45 km away.
Must have a referral from hospital staff social worker, nurse, or other medical staff for first-time visits.
Community
Paid staff and volunteers.
Registration: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m
Yes, a $12 donation per night but families are never turned away if they are unable to pay.
Ottawa's Ronald McDonald House is a "home-away-from-home" for families with children suffering from cancer or other serious illnesses being treated at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario.
Out-of-town patients who are 19 years of age or younger being treated at The Childrens Hospital of Eastern Ontario and their parents, patients and siblings and other family members. Please note that out-of-town means at least 80 km away.
Must have referral from hospital staff, social worker, nurse or other medical staff for first-time visits.
Community
Paid staff and volunteers.
Registration: 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Yes, a $10 donation per night but families are never turned away if they are unable to pay.
The Ronald McDonald House in London is a short-term residential facility where out-of-town families of seriously ill children can reside while their children receive medical treatment at nearby hospitals.
Out-of-town patients under 19 receiving treatment in London for a serious illness or injury and their parents, siblings and other family members. Please note that out-of-town means at least 30 km away.
Must have a referral from hospital staff social worker, nurse, or other medical staff for first-time visits.
Paid staff and volunteers.
Yes, a $10 donation per night but families are never turned away if they are unable to pay.
Complete a referral form in partnership with hospital staff for each visit and call in to make a reservation.
The Ronald McDonald House in Windsor is a short-term residential facility where out-of-town families of seriously ill children can reside while their children receive medical treatment at the Windsor Regional Hospital.
Patients under 18 receiving treatment in Windsor Regional Hospital for a serious illness or injury and their parents, siblings and other family members.
Must have a referral from hospital staff social worker, nurse, or other medical staff for first-time visits.
Paid staff and volunteers.
Yes, a $10 donation per night but families are never turned away if they are unable to pay.
Complete a referral form in partnership with hospital staff for each visit and call in to make a reservation.
Toronto's Ronald McDonald House is a "home-away-from-home" for out of town families while their children are receiving treatment from cancer and other serious illnesses in nearby Toronto hospitals.
Out-of-town patients who are 18 years of age or younger being treated at SickKids or another local hospital and their parents, patients and siblings and other family members. Please note that out-of-town means at least 55 km away.
Must have a referral from a hospital social worker.
Community
Paid staff and volunteers.
24 hours per day, seven days per week. Registration 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Weekdays.
Yes, a $15 donation per night but families are never turned away if they are unable to pay.
Sheraton Hamilton Hotel offers compassionate rates for families who have come to Hamilton for medical-related reasons (patient-visiting, funerals, appointments, etc).
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