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Headwaters2Home
100 Rolling Hills Dr
Orangeville, ON
L9W 4X9
Orangeville, ON
L9W 4X9
Switchboard: 519-941-2410 * Program Contact: 519-941-2410 ext 2644
Call 911 in emergencies
Télécopie: 519-942-0483
Hospital Hours: Daily 24 hoursAdministration: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
Dernière mise à jour: Dec 4, 2025: Suggérer une modification
Procédé et formulaires
Patient and/or loved one discuss with the hospital care team any support, home care services and/or equipment that are being scheduled following patient discharge
Admissibilité / population desservie
Hospital patient and or loved ones
Frais
Most services are covered by OHIP
Cadres supérieurs
Kim Delahunt - President and Chief Executive Officer
kdelahunt@headwatershealth.ca
kdelahunt@headwatershealth.ca
Contacts
Linda Green - Headwaters2Home Coordinator
lgreen@headwatershealth.ca
lgreen@headwatershealth.ca
Langues
English
Zone(s) desservie(s)
Caledon and Dufferin County
Accessibilité
Accessible en fauteuil roulant
Description des services:
For a smooth transition and recovery at home, the patient, their loved ones and the healthcare team identify what is needed for patient to safely return home or back into another setting in the community
To ensure a smooth transition back home from the hospital, the patient should consider the following:
The whiteboard - located near patient's bedside, contains important information such as the names of the care team, messages, appointment times and expected date of discharge, its a means of communication between the healthcare team and the patient
Whether the patient is being discharged from the hospital or seeking health care services in the community, the hospital healthcare team can help assess patient needs and develop a customized care plan to help the patient remain safe and independent
To ensure a smooth transition back home from the hospital, the patient should consider the following:
- does the patient have concerns about falls at home?
- is there medical equipment the patient will need to arrange or purchase, such as mobility aids?
- will the stairs at home be a challenge?
- does the patient have any concerns about transportation back home?
- are there skills the patient will need to learn to take care of themself?
- does patient's family or caregiver understand their care needs and how best to support them?
- the patient may also request a family meeting with the health care team and loved ones to ensure all support is in place and patient needs are met prior to leaving the hospital
The whiteboard - located near patient's bedside, contains important information such as the names of the care team, messages, appointment times and expected date of discharge, its a means of communication between the healthcare team and the patient
Whether the patient is being discharged from the hospital or seeking health care services in the community, the hospital healthcare team can help assess patient needs and develop a customized care plan to help the patient remain safe and independent
Dernière mise à jour: Dec 4, 2025: Suggérer une modification