Call for Applications - to build new or redevelop existing long-term care beds (Ontario 2021)
“Ontario. Health and Long-Term Care”
The funder does not disclose this information
Maximum Eligible Amount
Government Grant, Procurement
Fund Type
Ontario has committed to creating 30,000 new long-term care beds by 2028 and redeveloping older beds to meet modern design standards.
New and upgraded beds will:
- help reduce waitlists
- ease hospital capacity pressures
- ensure every resident can experience the best possible quality of life, supported by safe, high-quality care
Applications will be evaluated based on:
- alignment with program objectives
- project readiness
- financial viability
- ability to address local need
- compliance history (where applicable)
Ontario encourages interested applicants to seek advice from industry experts to establish a cost estimate. You should fully explain any cost estimates in the application, which could range from a preliminary cost estimate based on comparable projects to a fully costed plan.
Each long-term care home development project that is approved for further review must undergo the Ministry of Long-Term Care’s capital and licensing approval process.
The capital approval process includes a review of an applicant’s ability to develop and operate the proposed long-term care home in accordance with ministry policy and legislative requirements.
In addition to receiving funding approval and executing a funding contract, an applicant must receive ministry approval for key milestones including, but not limited to, their design plans to start construction and to occupy the space as a long-term care home.
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