St. Lawrence Lodge

St. Lawrence Lodge in Brockville is a comprehensive long-term care facility situated along the scenic St. Lawrence River at 1803 County Road #2 East. Established to serve the senior community of Brockville and surrounding areas, this accredited nursing home provides 24-hour nursing care and support services for residents requiring various levels of assistance. The 224-bed facility features a mix of private, semi-private, and basic accommodations designed to meet diverse needs and preferences of seniors in the Brockville region. The nursing home offers specialized care programs including dementia support, palliative care, and rehabilitation services. St. Lawrence Lodge's interdisciplinary team includes registered nurses, personal support workers, physicians, dietitians, physiotherapists, and recreational therapists who collaborate to deliver personalized care plans for each resident. The facility's approach emphasizes dignity, independence, and quality of life for seniors requiring long-term care in Brockville. St. Lawrence Lodge features multiple dining areas serving nutritionally balanced meals, spacious common areas for socialization, and dedicated activity spaces where residents participate in therapeutic recreation programs. The facility's location provides pleasant views of the St. Lawrence River, with accessible outdoor spaces for residents to enjoy the natural surroundings. Family members appreciate the clean environment, regular communication from staff, and the facility's efforts to create a home-like atmosphere. Community integration is a cornerstone of St. Lawrence Lodge's philosophy, with regular events, volunteer opportunities, and intergenerational programs connecting residents with the broader Brockville community. The facility operates under the governance of the St. Lawrence Lodge Board of Management, representing the City of Brockville and surrounding municipalities. Families considering senior care options in Brockville should contact St. Lawrence Lodge directly to arrange a tour, discuss current availability, and review the application process through the regional access system.