Brantford, Ontario
John Noble Home
97 Mt Pleasant St, Brantford, ON N3T 1T5
- Location
- Brantford, ON
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About this community
John Noble Home is a 156-bed long term care home in Brantford, Ontario, owned and operated by the City of Brantford and the County of Brant. The care campus also includes the Day and Stay Program for people with memory loss and Bell Lane Terrace, a 26-unit seniors apartment complex. The home traces its care-giving tradition back to 1881.
Care & daily life
These care categories are listed for John Noble Home. Confirm the specific services, staffing and suitability directly with the community.
Long-Term Care / Nursing Home
Settings offering continuous nursing or complex care where supported.
About this care categoryA closer look at the community
Explore the published details below. Confirm current arrangements and individual needs with John Noble Home.
Care & support
Long term care includes 156 beds, three of which are priority access beds for qualifying veterans.
An on-site physiotherapy team includes a full-time registered physiotherapist and a part-time physiotherapy assistant, and services are provided on referral after an assessment.
Pastoral care includes palliative care visits, spiritual programs and emotional support for residents and families.
Contracted services include foot care, dental care, optometry, auditory service, hairdressing and oxygen therapy.
The Day and Stay Program offers a day program, an afternoon program and an overnight stay program for people with dementia who live in Brantford and Brant County, with door-to-door transportation for the day and afternoon programs.
Rooms & living spaces
The home has six resident home areas, and each is staffed to meet the care level of the residents who live there.
Room types are basic (two beds with a shared bathroom), semi-private (two rooms connected by a shared bathroom) and private (a private room with a private bathroom).
Bell Lane Terrace has one bachelor-sized, 21 one-bedroom and four two-bedroom apartments, 18 of which are rent-geared-to-income.
Everyday life
Daily laundering of clothing is included in the monthly room rate, and bed linen, wash cloths and towels are provided.
Visitors are welcome at any time, and sign in and out at the front door.
A resident trust account can be set up on admission to pay for services such as hairdressing, foot care and recreation trips.
Dining & meals
Meals are prepared daily on site and served in a dining room setting with two choices, and beverages and snacks are offered between meals and at bedtime.
Regular, modified texture and therapeutic diets are offered, and a registered dietitian assesses each resident on admission.
Activities & connection
Recreation programs run on all home areas seven days a week, including pub night, coffee time, outings, horticulture, music, trivia, exercise, shuffleboard and bowling.
A non-denominational worship service is held in the chapel each Sunday morning, along with regular services of various denominations.
Shared spaces & amenities
The sunny Skylight Cafe inside the front entrance sells snacks and beverages, and residents receive complimentary coffee and tea.
A family lounge and meeting rooms are available on the home areas for visits.
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Before you decide
Use these questions when you contact John Noble Home. They are conversation starters, not claims about what this community offers.
Rooms & accessibility
Which room or suite options are available? Can we see the bathroom, entrances and shared spaces to check whether they meet our accessibility needs?
Dining & everyday life
What meals and dietary options are offered? May we see a current activity schedule and ask how residents choose what to take part in?
Support as needs change
What support is included, who provides it and when? What happens if a resident needs more help than the community can provide?
Costs & moving in
Can we get an itemized quote, including fees and optional services? Is there a waiting list, and what assessments or agreements are needed before moving in?
