When the Community Care Access Centre has obtained all applicable information the Lodge Admissions Officer will be notified and she, along with the Lodge Manager of Resident Services, will co-ordinate admission when suitable accommodation is available. An applicant whose family physician has privileges at the Woodstock General Hospital is encouraged to retain the same physician after admission to Woodingford Lodge, provided that the physician is willing to meet Ministry standards for attending physicians An applicant whose family physician does not have privileges at the Woodstock General Hospital may select a physician of his or her choice, provided the physician has privileges at the Woodstock General Hospital. Residents are welcome to bring personal belongings and furnishings for their rooms, in accordance with room space available and facility guidelines. Cable television and telephone services are optional and are available at prevailing rates. All such installations and payment for services are arranged by the resident or a family member.
Smoking is permitted in designated areas.
Basic and Preferred semi-private accommodation is available, along with 22 private rooms located throughout the building. All rooms, corridors and service areas of the Lodge are equipped with the most current fire protection equipment. Roadside bus service is available every half hour during the day, and arrangements for Paratransit transportation are available for disabled residents. Residents are required to inform staff when leaving or returning to the Lodge.