All applications for Long Term Care Homes must go through your Local Health Integration Network’s (LHIN) Home and Community Care. The branch covering the Ottawa region is called Home and Community Care Support Services Champlain LHIN.
LHIN's were created in 2006, with the mandate to plan, fund and integrate health care services for more efficient care in their regions. The LHIN provides information and coordinate access for those seeking care either for themselves, or helping relatives, and friends find the most suitable care options. Depending on the professional evaluation by LHIN staff members based on prescribed criteria, Hillel Lodge or any long-term care facility may or may not be recommended. If not, other options will be discussed with you.
If the LHIN determines that a long-term care home best meets a person's needs, the application process begins, under the guidance of the LHIN. It is important to note that even if you prefer to be in Hillel Lodge and are eager to be admitted, it may be advisable to consider additional applications to other long-term care facilities. There is no getting around this important fact: Hillel Lodge and other Homes have waiting lists of various lengths and wait times.
For more information about eligibility and admission, visit the Home and Community Care Champlain Website.
For advice and direction regarding admissions, please feel free to contact our Director of Resident Experience, Lisa Rossman at 613-728-3900 Ext. 108, or our Resident Services Coordinator, Julie Mitchell at 613-728-3900, ext. 370.
For more information, please review our Resident Handbook and Visitor Policy
View our Resident Rooms
Basic Room
One room shared by two residents
320 sq. ft. (Approx.)
Semi-Private Room
Two resident rooms joined by a shared washroom
175 sq. ft. (Approx.)
Private Room
Private room with private washroom
175 sq. ft. (Approx.)