Kipling Acres

Kipling Acres is a city-operated long-term care home located in the Etobicoke area of Toronto, providing comprehensive senior care services at 2233 Kipling Avenue. This Toronto long-term care facility offers 337 beds across multiple specialized units, including dedicated spaces for residents with dementia and those requiring complex physical care. The recently redeveloped Kipling Acres Toronto facility features modern amenities including private and semi-private rooms, spacious dining areas, therapeutic gardens, and multi-purpose activity spaces designed to enhance quality of life for seniors. As part of Toronto's municipal long-term care system, Kipling Acres in Etobicoke maintains staffing levels that exceed provincial requirements, with 24-hour nursing care provided by registered nurses and personal support workers trained in geriatric care. The facility implements person-centered care approaches, honoring residents' individual preferences and life histories. Rehabilitation services at Kipling Acres Toronto include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and recreational programming tailored to various cognitive and physical abilities. The Etobicoke senior living community at Kipling Acres benefits from its accessible location near public transportation and Kipling Subway Station, making family visits convenient. The facility's integration with the surrounding community is enhanced through intergenerational programs and volunteer initiatives. Residents appreciate the culturally diverse meal options that accommodate various dietary needs and preferences, reflecting Toronto's multicultural population. Families considering long-term care in Toronto's Etobicoke area choose Kipling Acres for its combination of professional medical supervision, engaging social programming, and commitment to maintaining residents' dignity and independence when possible. For current availability, admission requirements, and to schedule a tour of this Toronto nursing home, prospective residents should contact Kipling Acres directly through the City of Toronto's long-term care services department.