Welcome to
Frost Manor
Frost Manor is a licensed and accredited long-term care residence. This 62 bed home with 34 wards, 20 semi private and 8 private rooms is located on a treed residential street in the heart of Lindsay. We are easily accessible by public transit and offer on-site parking facilities. Emergency medical services are easily accessed at Lindsay's Ross Memorial Hospital.

Our staff provides compassionate, supportive and professional care and services Our Behaviour Management Specialist offers leadership and support to staff and families concerning the individualized care of residents with Alzheimer's disease or dementia.

Our commitment to education provides our staff with the knowledge to ensure each resident receives care that respects their individuality and preference.

Our modern, single-level home is designed for residents' comfort. Bedrooms — private and shared — are spacious, attractively decorated and feature en-suite bathrooms. Corridors are wide and accommodating. Residents and visitors can enjoy our comfortable lounges or our cozy library, share a meal at linen-dressed tables in our spacious dining room, watch a video together in our sitting area or enjoy a breath of fresh air under the awning on our patio.

Frost Manor enjoys strong community support. Based on our belief that residents continue to be valued citizens, we encourage them to take part in the life of Lindsay and invite local townspeopfsle to become involved in our home. Our outings include shopping excursions, picnics, scenic boat trips along the Trent Canal, and fall bus tours to Haliburton to enjoy the autumn colours. Our favourite excursion is to the two local fall fairs where our residents proudly enter their baking goods and crafts. Our volunteers add much to the good times we have playing shuffleboard, helping with our summer barbecues, birthday parties, annual bazaars, our annual strawberry tea and holiday dinners. Children, local entertainers and clergy visit us regularly.

Our residents are valued members of home's management team. Our Residents Council provides the opportunity for residents and their family members to participate in planning and evaluating the services in our home and supports a strong line of communication between residents and administration.

Frost Manor focuses on programming to help residents with cognitive impairment
Lindsay long-term care home delivers on new year’s resolution
Thursday April 17, 2008
Frost Manor made a new year’s resolution in January to vigorously focus on programming for residents with cognitive impairment and the Lindsay long-term care home has remained true to its commitment. Full Story

OMNI staff network at Quality Summit
Ottawa event focuses on collaborating in long-term care
Monday March 31, 2008
Sometimes it’s as simple as a mesh bag to collect resident’s socks. Full Story

Surveyors impressed with OMNI education
Accreditation acknowledged the benefits of OMNI training incentives
Thursday March 20, 2008
While all long-term care homes suffer from the same problem of retaining and recruiting staff members, surveyors felt OMNI’s education initiatives and bursaries offer great incentives to help counter the challenge, says Linda Burr. Full Story

Frost Manor’s new family council gaining momentum
Thursday January 3, 2008
After retiring from a 26-year nursing career, Margaret Cameron was looking for volunteer opportunities. Full Story

Frost focuses on comfort measures, education, when intervening pain
Monday December 3, 2007
Keeping people comfortable and using “every day kind of remedies first” is a major focus of staff members at Frost Manor when tending to residents exhibiting agitation. Full Story

Promotion an OMNI advantage, says LEC
Monday November 5, 2007
The constant flow of educational opportunities is one of the best selling points OMNI has for attracting employment candidates, says Frost Manor’s life enrichment co-ordinator (LEC). Full Story

Boo! OMNI homes celebrate Halloween
Friday November 2, 2007
Costume and makeup — $30. A few bags of chocolate bars and other sweets — $20. Making residents smile from ear to ear — priceless. Full Story

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If you are interested in becoming
  a member of our family as a resident, an employee or a volunteer please contact us!

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Visit Frost Manor
Frost manoris currently welcoming new residents and has private, semi-private and basic rooms available. Visitors are welcome to drop by and tour the home. An appointment is not necessary.

Linda Burr,
Administrator/Nursing Administrative Services Manager
Email: lburr@omniway.ca

Resource:

Editorial:
OMNI makes long-term care ‘home’
What makes a home? For some, home is defined by its size, stature, interior-designed rooms and lavish belongings. For others, home is somewhat of a modest, cozy accommodation. Editorial

OMNIway File Photo/Ron Craig

Frost Manor volunteer Vera Buckingham, left, works on a craft with resident Maggie Williamson. Vera began volunteering at the Lindsay long-term care home when a family member lived there.