Peel Manor
Peel Manor, the oldest of the Region’s five long term care homes, has provided care and support to residents for more than 100 years.
Centre features
Indoors
A two-storey centre
Peel Manor is a two-storey centre with a number of resident home areas. Each area has its own dining room.
The centre has spacious hallways and numerous activity rooms.
Outdoors
Enclosed gardens
Peel Manor has several beautiful enclosed gardens maintained by volunteers. Several areas have been adopted by our residents’ families who take care of the gardens when they visit.
Designed to be enjoyed and cultivated by all, our gardens include raised planters for residents in wheelchairs who enjoy the pleasure of gardening in the summertime.
History
Peel Manor — originally called the County of Peel House of Industry and Refuge — was built in 1898. It was run by a keeper, a matron and a physician. In its first year it housed 12 people: 10 men and two women.
In 1909, Peel and Halton Regions joined forces to run the home, and in 1952, the Region of Peel became its sole owner. The centre was renamed Peel Manor in 1960.
About Administrator Rani Calay
Rani Calay joined Peel Long Term Care in 1989. She was a Director of Care at Peel Manor before taking on the role of Administrator and brings years of experience in both acute healthcare and long-term care.
Rani’s passion for long-term care shows in her commitment to achieving a positive quality work environment where every team member can thrive.
She is dedicated to superior service and promotes a personalized approach to each resident’s care.
Rani is a graduate of the Humanities and Nursing Program from Sheridan College. She also completed the Canadian Healthcare Association’s Long Term Care Senior Management Program and has the Administrator Certification from the Ontario Association of Non-Profit Homes and Services for Seniors.
Book a tour
Call 905.453.4140 to book a tour of Peel Manor.
