If all goes according to the owner’s plan, a brand new for-profit long-term care home will open its doors in Orléans in a matter of years, with residents at the aging home it’s replacing — nearly an hour’s drive down the road in L’Orignal — invited to relocate. Read More
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New for-profit LTC home planned for Orléans among the recipients of provincial funding injection
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