Cardinal Place Retirement Home In the News

This CBC Windsor news segment focuses on the number of long-term care homes in Ontario and the Windsor-Essex region that are experiencing Omicron variant COVID outbreaks.
Meanwhile, Cardinal Place Retirement Home continues to remain 100% COVID free and has never had an outbreak.
The owner, Mike Cardinal, explains what measures the home has taken and continues to take to keep the COVID19 virus out.

WINDSOR, ONT. -- The owner of Cardinal Place believes the easing of visitation rules is good for his residents, but questions why now.

Cardinal Place featured in CBC News Windsor segment about COVID19 vaccinations in Residential Homes

Mike Cardinal, owner of Cardinal Place Retirement Home, is the second person in Windsor to receive the COVID19 vaccination.

With COVID-19 keeping the symphony's seats empty, Cardinal Place in Windsor's west end has put together its very own theatre system, allowing residents there to enjoy the sounds of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra without having to leave the retirement home.

“Care Not Profits.” That is the slogan embraced by a coalition of passionate lobbyists calling for profound changes to Ontario’s Long-Term Care system in the wake of startling revelations of neglect this summer.

Cardinal Place has all but cut itself off from the outside world in an effort to keep its vulnerable residents from the deadly coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe

WINDSOR, ONT. -- Windsor-Essex retirement homes are preparing for an influx of new non-COVID-19 patients as hospitals look to free up bed space to battle the expected surge in virus cases in the community.

Area retirement homes and long-term care facilities are doing their part to help hospitals handle the COVID-19 outbreak.