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Port Hope Extendicare Long Term Care Facility

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  • Client

    Extendicare Canada Inc.

  • Size

    70,000 SF

  • Completed

    2004

  • Location

    Port Hope, ON

  • Delivery Models

    Design/Bid/Build

  • Market

    Multi-Residential

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Extendicare Long-Term Care Facility – Port Hope

Maple Reinders was awarded the contract to construct a new 128-bed Long-Term Care Facility in the town of Port Hope, Ontario.

The building is a two-storey wood frame construction building, with exterior finishes of brick veneer, pre-finished wood siding, and vinyl siding. The facility also incorporates a wood front entry porch, second-floor balcony, and courtyard trellis elements.

Residents live in four separate “home areas” of 32 beds each, making for a more intimate living, lounging and eating spaces.

Extendicare residents also have the use of common rooms, an interfaith chapel, a “celebration” dining room, a beauty salon and a full conventional cooking central kitchen and central laundry.

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Previous Project

Elgin Lodge

Maple Reinders was awarded the contract to provide construction services for two separate additions to the home, as well as interior alterations.

Next Project

Lee Manor Home for the Aged

Maple Reinders was contracted to update the Lee Manor Home for the Aged facility, including two new wings, an addition of two-storeys above an existing single floor wing, and new service connections.

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