Welcome to Pleasant Meadow Manor
Pleasant Meadow Manor is a licensed and accredited long term care residence in a country setting in the village of Norwood, just east of Peterborough. Emergency medical services are easily accessed in Peterborough and Campbellford.

Our dedicated staff provides compassionate, supportive and professional care and services to 60 residents with varying interests. 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. It's part of our Pursuit of Excellence mission.

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 can socialize and enjoy visits with family and friends in our comfortable sunrooms and fireplace lounge. Our patio, gazebo and beautiful gardens provide the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in our peaceful country surroundings.

Pleasant Meadow 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 Norwood and invite area people to become involved in our home. Our full social calendar includes outings to the local sugar bush, the local fair and school musicals. We enter a float in the annual village parade. And residents can enjoy a variety of programs, including gardening, baking and computing. Our dedicated volunteers add much to the good times we have at summer barbecues, birthday parties, annual bazaars, holiday dinners and our annual variety show. Children, local entertainers and clergy visit us regularly.

We are committed to continually strive to exceed the expectations of individuals and communities we are privileged to serve. Our commitment to every resident and to those significant in their lives is to respect and value every individual and provide an environment which facilitates a purposeful and peaceful lifestyle and supports the quality of life residents are entitled to enjoy.

Our residents are valued members of Pleasant Meadow Manor'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.

Community brings Christmas cheer to Pleasant Meadow
Tuesday December 18, 2007
Individuals and community groups from the Norwood area come together each year to pitch in to help residents at Pleasant Meadow Manor have a merry Christmas. Full Story

Pleasant Meadow gets ready for Christmas season
Tuesday December 4, 2007
A family turkey dinner, Christmas light tours and traditional yuletide entertainment are some of the activities Pleasant Meadow Manor has in store for the holiday season. Full Story

Pleasant Meadow readies for the future of palliative care
Wednesday November 28, 2007
Pleasant Meadow Manor is moving forward with its implementation of a Cancer Ontario mandate which will help create a common language across all health-care sectors to help better serve residents who are palliative. Full Story

Residents to get bubbles and wine with baths
Friday November 9, 2007
For some residents in long-term care, bathing can feel like an intrusive experience. With this in mind, supportive measures staff at Pleasant Meadow Manor has developed an idea to make bath-time a more enjoyable experience for residents. Full Story

Two residents improve mobility in less than a year
Wednesday November 7, 2007
Since coming to Pleasant Meadow Manor, Cecil Crough and Valerie Grimes have made progress with their mobility, thanks to the physiotherapy they’ve received at the Norwood long-term care home. Full Story

Resident’s mobility keeps getting better
Thursday November 1, 2007
At the beginning of September, the OMNIway told you about Pleasant Meadow Manor resident Ken Brown, whose hard work and determination allowed him to prove his doctors wrong after they told him he’d never walk again. Full Story

Pleasant Meadow Manor welcomes new LES
Tuesday October 30, 2007
Jackie Arnott says she’s settling nicely into her new role as life enrichment supervisor (LES) at Pleasant Meadow Manor. Full Story

Staff discovers pumpkin can play role in supportive measures
Wednesday October 24, 2007
Staff at Pleasant Meadow Manor in Campbellford recently discovered a unique way to support a resident who tends to get agitated and act out. Full Story

Mealtimes for residents on renal diets can pose challenges
Tuesday October 23, 2007
Ensuring residents who receive kidney dialysis treatment are being properly nourished can be a balancing act, says Judy Schell, nutritional care manager (NCM) at Pleasant Meadow Manor. Full Story

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Visit Pleasant Meadow
Pleasant Meadow Manor is 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.

Sandra Brow
Administrator/Director of Care
E-mail: sbrow@omniway.ca

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The staff are caring and understanding for residents as well as families. I have always found my husband to be clean and well looked after.

There are plenty of activities within the home. The activity staff have introduced some new programming that is suited for my husband, who is passive.

The meals exceeded my expectations for a nursing home. They are delicious. The staff often ask if I'd like to join my husband for lunch. At Christmas time, the dietary staff put on a fantastic dinner for families and residents followed by a singsong. They offer this at no extra cost!
  
I am very pleased with all the aspects of care given directly and indirectly to my husband.

Sincerely,
Bette Belchos