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Welcome to Grand View Manor

"We are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream."
C.S. Lewis

Grand View Manor was brand new in 1970. Since then, we have been providing a home for seniors where comfort and happiness comes first.  Currently 142 reside in our nursing home while 24 apartments provide couples or individuals with independent or assisted-living.

Over 250 people kind and skilled professionals are employed by Grand View Manor to provide loving care within a close-knit community. Over the years, tremendous changes have provided our staff team and our many volunteers with both opportunities and challenges.

In 2018, residents, families and community volunteers, joined the staff team and governance board to renew plans for the years ahead. The resulting Vision Statement and Strategic Plan for 2018-2020 can be accessed here.

We acknowledge that the COVID-19 Pandemic has laid bare shortfalls in Canada’s Long Term Care facilities. Here in South Berwick, we are not immune to these significant human resource and fiscal challenges. At Grand View 80 percent of our residents share room with three other seniors. You will be pleased to know that we are working hard to address this key shortfall and have a plan for a new facility well underway. Keep an eye out for news. With enhanced collaboration and support from the Department of Health we hope to break ground soon.

Welcome to this place where love is ageless and where we embrace the belief that it takes a community to truly care for seniors!

Nursing Homes from across Nova Scotia stand together in our commitment to eliminate acts of racism in our communities; to foster and celebrate the cultural diversity of our caregivers and those we serve; and to demonstrate leadership by speaking up when we hear hate speech or other injustices against our citizens.

We recognize that acts of discrimination exist in Nova Scotia and we must stop these injustices from occurring in our workplaces. Indifference and inaction are not acceptable. Our personal conduct and our behaviours must reflect a society where we celebrate equal rights and inclusiveness.

Caring for others helps unify us as one race, the human race!

News

Announcement – Care in Place

During the second and third waves, Regional Care Units served as an important part of Nova Scotia’s response to the second and third wave of COVID-19. Regional Care Units were designated areas that residents could be transferred to during the time in which they had contracted COVID-19. Our designated Regional Care Unit was Valley Regional…Read more >

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