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St. Joseph Villa

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Address

1250 South Bay Road
Sudbury, ON

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Phone

705-674-4447
  • Gardenway Nursing Station Ext. 1320
  • Lakeview Nursing Station Ext. 1270
  • Hillcrest Nursing Station Ext. 1460
  • Sunnyside Nursing Station Ext. 1500

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Life at St. Joseph Villa

Life at the Villa is shaped by a warm, respectful environment where residents feel at home and supported by dedicated staff who share the values of service, excellence, integrity, and respect. Residents enjoy engaging programs, nutritious meals and opportunities to connect through recreation, faith, and friendship. Families and visitors are always welcome.


Resident Handbook


Services & Amenities

Health & Personal Care

  • 24-Hour Nursing Support

    Continuous nursing care, personal support, and medical supervision available at all times.

  • Physiotherapy & Exercise Programs

    On-site physiotherapy and exercise programs designed to support mobility and wellness.

  • Dietitian Support

    Professional dietitian assessments and therapeutic diets tailored to residents’ needs.

  • Specialized Health Services

    Foot care services and access to visiting health professionals.

  • Comfort-Focused Environment

    Fully air-conditioned rooms and common areas for resident comfort.

Spaces & Connectivity

  • 128 beds available in private, semi-private, and basic accommodations.

  • Accommodations for couples are also available.

  • Resident lounges with fireplaces and TVs for relaxation and family visits.

  • Landscaped gardens and accessible patios for outdoor enjoyment.

  • Quiet seating areas available for residents and families.

  • Connectivity Packages (available for an additional fee)

    Internet: wireless internet access. Cable: Standard Basic/Favourite TV packages provided through our local cable partner. Telephone: Landline hookups are available and provisioned directly through Bell Canada.

Programs & Activities

  • Recreational & Social Activities

    A variety of engaging daily programs and opportunities for social connection.

  • Seasonal Celebrations

    Special events and celebrations held throughout the year.

  • Music & Art Programs

    Creative programming designed to enrich daily life.

  • Spiritual & Religious Care

    Support for spiritual wellness and religious practice.

  • Resident Council

    Opportunities for residents to share feedback and participate in community life.

  • Event Calendar

    Ongoing scheduling of activities and events for residents.

Food & Hospitality

  • Three meals and three snacks are served daily.

  • Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services included.

  • Complimentary toiletries and clothing labelling provided.

  • Personal trust account banking services available.

  • On-site hair salon available.

  • Chapel and spiritual services offered.

Resident Council

Our Resident Council meets monthly to ensure our community has an active voice in daily life at St. Joseph Villa. Elected annually by peers, the council provides vital feedback to management, helps shape recreational programs, and builds meaningful leadership opportunities. Highlight notes from monthly meetings are posted publicly on our community board.

Have questions or want to get involved? Contact our Programs and Volunteer Coordinator.


Life Enrichment Programs

Each resident comes to us with a unique life story, interests and needs. The Life Enrichment Department recognizes this and develops programs to meet individual and group needs in the physical, cognitive, social and emotional domains. The goal of the department is to incorporate restorative care into all activities and programming by empowering and engaging residents as active participants in their leisure pursuits.

Through assessment, Life Enrichment Assistants identify each residents’ interests, strengths and abilities to ensure leisure fulfillment through personal meaningful activity, and optimal physical well-being through strengthening and range of motion exercise classes.

Activities are offered 7 days a week, on holidays and include a variety of day and evening programs as well as a number of monthly outings. The department works closely with Volunteer Services, facility Chaplain, Registered Social Worker as well as the Physiotherapist and Physiotherapist Assistants to develop a holistic, personalized plan of care for each resident.

Example Life Enrichment Programs:
  • Physical: Strengthening and range of motion exercise classes, walking groups, bocce, bowling, curling, and one-to-one physical programming.
  • Cognitive: Bingo, mind joggers, trivia, reminiscence, technology-focused programs, horticulture and art programs, cooking and baking, Montessori and sensory programs.
  • Social: Happy hours, live entertainment, intergenerational, neighbourhood teas, seasonal celebrations, Recreation Committee, Skype, dining clubs and community outings.
  • Emotional: Spa programs, pet visits, I-pod program, movie days and additional music programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can residents bring their own furniture, decorations, and electronics?

Yes, we encourage residents to make their space feel like home. Residents may bring personal furniture such as a dresser, TV , or armchair, as well as personal items like a comforter, photos, and decorative items. All furniture and belongings must fit safely in the room without overcrowding the space, blocking access, or creating a fire or safety hazard. Placement must be approved by staff.

If you would like to hang photos or other items on the wall, please let our nursing staff know and our Environmental Services team will assist. For safety and consistency, the facility provides all window coverings, so personal curtains are not permitted.

Please note: Residents are responsible for arranging tenant liability insurance. We are not liable for lost or damaged belongings.

What electrical appliances are permitted?

Residents may bring small personal electrical items such as a TV (maximum 50”), radio, lamp, fan, electric clock, and power bar. All electrical items must be CSA-approved and inspected by Environmental Services before they can be used.

For safety reasons, the following items are not permitted: hair dryers, bar fridges, humidifiers, heaters, kettles, toasters, extension cords, plug-in coolers, or any other heat-generating appliances.

Are internet, cable, and phone services available?

Yes, we offer optional connectivity packages for an additional fee. This includes wireless internet access, standard basic cable TV packages provided through a local telecommunications provider and landline phone hookups that can be provisioned through Bell Canada.

Who is responsible for personal belongings?

All personal belongings should be clearly labeled with the resident’s name. Residents and families are responsible for arranging tenant liability insurance. We are not liable for lost or damaged belongings.

Apply for Long-Term Care

If you or a loved one needs long-term care, Ontario Health atHome will coordinate the application. Their team will help you understand eligibility, assess care needs, related costs, and guide you through the placement process from start to finish.

Book a Tour

We invite you to visit and experience our homes firsthand. Meet the care team, explore our spaces, and learn more about the programs and services that support your well-being every day.

Rates and Funding

Long-term care homes are funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, which sets accommodation rates which are reviewed annually. Based on the assessment at admission, you may qualify for a subsidized rate.