Assisted Shower Support

Tiverton Park Manor offers assisted shower support to help residents maintain personal hygiene safely and comfortably. Our trained Personal Support Workers (PSWs) provide respectful, one-on-one assistance based on each resident’s level of need.

What the service includes:

  • Help with getting in and out of the shower safely

  • Support with washing, rinsing, and drying as needed

  • Use of assistive devices such as shower chairs or grab bars

  • Focus on privacy, dignity, and resident comfort throughout the process

Showers are scheduled regularly and can be adjusted based on personal preference or care requirements. Our goal is to ensure residents feel clean, refreshed, and confident, while minimizing the risk of slips or falls.

Frequently asked questions

Find quick answers to some of the most common questions about life at Tiverton Park Manor — from care options and medical support to meals, activities, and more.

At what point does my parent’s care become too much for Tiverton Park Manor?

Tiverton Park Manor is a true home where residents are supported throughout all stages of aging, including end-of-life care. While there are rare cases where someone’s care needs exceed what we can safely provide, our team works closely with families and healthcare professionals to develop enhanced care plans whenever possible. We have Registered Nurses on staff to perform assessments and coordinate with medical providers. In partnership with Ontario Health at Home, we also offer access to subsidized enhanced care services delivered by our in-house Personal Support Workers. Many residents are able to stay with us for the rest of their lives.

Yes. Care plans are flexible and updated regularly to reflect any changes in support needs. This may include assistance with dressing, incontinence care, mechanical lift transfers, palliative care, or daily reminders and portering.

All meals at Tiverton Park Manor are made fresh from scratch in our kitchen, including baked goods. We take pride in serving nutritious, homemade meals using quality ingredients.

Yes, we schedule special outings throughout the year based on resident interests. Transportation is arranged through Saugeen Mobility, which provides an accessible vehicle and driver. For medical appointments or personal errands, residents arrange their own transportation through Saugeen Mobility or another provider of their choice. We do not offer on-site transport services.

Residents continue to see their own family physician and are not assigned an on-site doctor.

Yes. Exercise classes are currently provided twice a week by the Victorian Order of Nurses. These sessions are adapted to each resident’s abilities, ensuring everyone can participate regardless of mobility.

No. We are not a locked facility. Exterior doors are secured at night to prevent outside entry, but they remain accessible from the inside at all times without the need for a code or staff assistance.

Do you need any help?

Connect with us by phone or email to get answers to your questions.

(519) 368-8800