Saint Luke’s Place is a charitable, non-profit seniors’ residential community located in Cambridge, Ontario. Incorporated under the Charitable Institutions Act in 1974, we proudly opened our doors in 1976. Since then, we have been dedicated to providing compassionate care and services to both our Long-Term Care residents and the tenants in our Independent Apartments.

We are a fully accredited long-term care home, demonstrating our commitment to excellence, continuous quality improvement, and accountability in the services we provide.

As an active member of AdvantAge Ontario, we are part of a province-wide network that advocates for and supports the well-being of older adults across Ontario.

At Saint Luke’s Place, we offer basic, semi-private, and private rooms across our four Resident Home Areas, including a dedicated special care unit. Our home is licensed to operate 114 long-term care beds, with 4 beds designated as Veterans’ Priority Access beds.

We are committed to delivering the highest quality of care in a comfortable, safe, and clean environment. Our facility also includes a specialized palliative care room, ensuring residents receive the appropriate level of support throughout their care journey.

Saint Luke’s Place is a fully accredited long-term care home, reflecting our ongoing commitment to continuous quality improvement, community service, and responsiveness to feedback.

At Saint Luke’s Place, we provide high-quality nursing care to support residents with their activities of daily living and clinical care needs. Our residents benefit from 24-hour physician coverage through our Medical Director, Home Physician team, and after-hours medical service.

Our dietary team prepares and serves three meals and three snacks daily, seven days a week. Menus are thoughtfully developed by our Nutrition Manager and Registered Dietitian, offering a variety of nutritious and appealing choices that accommodate individual dietary needs.

To ensure a safe, clean, and welcoming environment, our Housekeeping, Laundry, and Maintenance teams work diligently throughout all resident home areas. We also offer on-site hairdressing services to support residents’ grooming and personal care preferences.

Residents benefit from a vibrant Life Enrichment program, offering meaningful activities that promote engagement, connection, and overall well-being. In addition, our Chaplain services provide spiritual care and support for residents of all faiths and backgrounds, as part of our holistic approach to care.

We are also proud to have a dedicated palliative care team that provides compassionate, person-centred support for residents and their families during end-of-life care—ensuring comfort, dignity, and emotional well-being.

Additional Services and Amenities at Saint Luke’s Place include:

• Restorative Care and Physiotherapy Services – Supporting mobility, strength, and independence
• Pharmacy Services – Ensuring safe and timely medication management
• Recreational, Social, Spiritual, and Cultural Programs – A wide range of activities and events tailored to residents’ interests and needs
• Specialized Staffing through the Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) Program – Providing enhanced support for residents with responsive behaviours
• Registered Social Worker and Chaplain – Offering emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual support
• Residents’ Council and Family Council – Encouraging resident and family engagement in home life and decision-making
• Resident Trust Account Service – Available at no charge for secure management of personal funds
• On-Site Coffee Shop and Tuck Shop – Convenient access to snacks, beverages, and essentials
• Chapel and Auditorium – Spaces for worship, reflection, and community gatherings
• Landscaped Grounds and Courtyard – Featuring an accessible walking path for outdoor enjoyment
• Lounges and Activity Rooms – Comfortable spaces for relaxation and social interaction
• Private Family Dining Room – Available at no charge for special gatherings and celebrations
• On-Site Hairdresser – Hair care services for both ladies and gentlemen

We warmly invite you to visit Saint Luke’s Place and discover the resident-centred care and services we proudly provide to our Long-Term Care residents. During your visit, a knowledgeable staff member will be happy to answer your questions, share information, and guide you through our Resident Home Areas.

Situated on seven beautifully landscaped acres, our home features accessible pathways and scenic views that we’re always proud to showcase.

To book a tour of our Long-Term Care home, please contact the Saint Luke’s Place Business Office at (519) 658-5183, click the “book a tour” button shown above, or email us at info@stlp.ca. We look forward to welcoming you!

Long-term care homes in Ontario are publicly funded and operated by licensed providers such as Saint Luke’s Place, offering health care and daily living support for individuals whose needs can no longer be met in the community.

These homes are licensed and regulated by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, which sets the standards for care and oversees compliance. The province has established laws and regulations to ensure a fair and equitable admission process, prioritizing individuals with higher care needs while also supporting those who remain relatively independent.

While the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care covers the cost of care services, residents are responsible for accommodation fees, which are standardized across Ontario and reviewed annually. Subsidies may be available based on income.

All applications and admissions to long-term care homes are coordinated through Ontario Health atHome (formerly Home and Community Care Support Services/CCAC). They will guide you through the process, including eligibility assessments, waitlists, and selecting preferred homes.

To learn more about how to apply, wait times, and current accommodation rates, please visit the Ontario Health atHome Long-Term Care Application page

• Information & Referral: 310-CCAC (310-2222 no area code required)
• Head Office: (519) 748-2222 or 1 (888) 883-3313 (toll free)
• Cambridge: (519) 748-2222
• Guelph & Wellington County: (519) 823-2550