Deep River area seniors to gain expanded access to care at home

Deep River area seniors to gain expanded access to care at home Four Seasons Lodge joins Ontario pilot program designed to help seniors access care while remaining safely at home Photo by Submitted / Office of MPP Billy DenaultArticle content DEEP RIVER – More seniors in the Deep River area will be able to access long-term care services without leaving their homes as Four Seasons Lodge becomes one of three new sites selected for Ontario’s Community Access to Long-Term Care pilot program. Try refreshing your browser, or Deep River area seniors to gain expanded access to care at home Back to video We apologize, but this video has failed to load. “Our government is protecting our long-term care system by getting people the right care in the right place,” said Natalia Kusendova-Bashta, minister of Long-Term Care. The Community Access to Long-Term Care program was launched in September 2025. To qualify for the Community Access to Long-Term Care program, individuals must be on the long-term care waitlist, eligible for long-term care or expected to become eligible soon.