Welcome to Springdale
Country Manor
Springdale Country Manor is a licensed and accredited, long-term care residence in a quiet country setting just outside of Peterborough. We are located within minutes of emergency and specialty health services at the Peterborough Regional Health Care Centre.

Our dedicated staff provides compassionate, supportive and professional care and services to 65 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 and visitors can enjoy a visit in our comfortable lounge, a breath of fresh air in our garden and patio area, or share a meal in our dining room. Family and friends are invited to join residents in an active social and recreation program that includes fun fairs, casino nights and theme parties.

Springdale Country 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 the surrounding community and invite people from this area to become involved in our home. Children, local entertainers and clergy visit us regularly. Volunteers add much to the good times we have at our theme days, birthday parties, holiday events and celebrations.

We are commitment 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 Springdale Country Manor's management team. Our esidents Council provides the opportunity for residents and their family members to participate in planning and evaluating the services in the home and supports a strong line of communication between residents and administration.

Training teaches staff to be conscious of approach
Situations can be controlled with proper methods
Thursday March 27, 2008
OMNI administrators and select staff participated in a workshop March 20 that taught the importance of approach when caring for residents. Full Story

CCHSA impressed by Springdale staff
Accrediting process a learning experience
Wednesday March 12, 2008
Springdale Country Manor’s March 6 assessment from the Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation (CCHSA) proved to be an excellent opportunity to engage staff members at the Peterborough long-term care home, says administrator and director of care Maureen Imamovic. Full Story

Incontinence care not a problem at Springdale: Imamovic
Thursday March 6, 2008
Maureen Imamovic, administrator at Springdale Country Manor, wants to dispel the myth that all residents in long-term care are not receiving proper incontinence changes. Full Story

Springdale Challenge engages residents, benefits community
Wednesday February 20, 2008
A first-time competition between Peterborough-area long-term care homes to see who could bring in the most items to a local food bank was a great success, says Scott Ladoucier, supportive measures specialist at Springdale Country Manor.
Full Story

Springdale works to accommodate couples
Tuesday January 15, 2008
With many couples seeking residence at Springdale Country Manor, the Peterborough long-term care home built a couple’s room when the home was renovated 4 1/2 years ago. Full Story

Fall prevention a big focus for Springdale in 2008: Imamovic
Tuesday January 8, 2008
Even on her holidays, Maureen Imamovic had best practices on her mind. Full Story

Springdale aims to reduce falls in 2008
Friday January 4, 2008
Scott Ladoucier has an important new year’s resolution — to reduce the risk of residents falling at Springdale Country Manor. Full Story

Safety program a big Springdale success in 2007
Tuesday December 18, 2007
Looking back over the past year at Springdale Country Manor, administrator and director of care Maureen Imamovic says one of the things she’s most proud of is the Peterborough long-term care home’s perfect score on its safety audit in June. Full Story

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Visit Springdale
Springdale Country 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.

Maureen Imamovic
Administrator/Director of Care
E-mail: mimamovic@omniway.ca

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Letter:
Family comforted by
caring at Springdale
On behalf of the family of the late Stella Sheehan, I would like to thank all of you for the care you gave her while she lived at Springdale. It was a great comfort to know that when she needed a higher level of care than we were able to provide, you were all there.

It takes a very special kind of person to work in geriatric care. The compassion and commitment of the caregivers is very much above and beyond what can be considered just duty. It was obvious to us that you consider the residents to be an extended part of your own families, and we never worried that Mom might be mistreated or neglected. She was always clean and properly dressed, and her room was always well kept. She was given the choice to participate in activities for as long as she was able.

Any requests and questions were met with respect and good cheer, and we were never made to feel like we were asking too much from you.

When the end was near, we got the calls everyone dreads, and you were there, not only to help Mom through, but her family, as well. We want you to know how much we appreciate the care and concern you showed to all of us, the offering of refreshments while we sat with Mom, and everything you did to ease her passing.

You don’t get told often enough how special you all are, but you should. Thank you from all of us.

Sincerely,
Julie Crai