Inpatient Services

Lennox & Addington County General Hospital is a fully accredited facility, offering surgical, medical, and Long-Term Care Convalescent Care inpatient services. Special services include a Level 2 Intensive Care Unit and two Palliative Care suites.
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Surgical, Inpatient / Medical, Convalescent

Convalescent Care is a short-term program (maximum 90 days) designed to help individuals regain strength and conditioning. It is available to patients from across the South East LHIN through referral from Home and Community Care. A multidisciplinary team—consisting of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, recreational therapists, rehab assistants, and volunteers—works closely with patients to develop personalized goals and support recovery.

Location

Hours of Operation

Key Service Highlights

  • Full-service inpatient care, including medical and surgical stays
  • Specialized convalescent care program (up to 90 days)
  • Access to Level 2 ICU and Palliative Care suites
  • Collaborative multidisciplinary care team
  • Diagnostic and Support Servicesare  located on-site for seamless care

Services Offered

  • Acute inpatient care for medical and surgical needs
  • Convalescent care for strength and recovery
  • 24/7 monitoring in our Intensive Care Unit
  • Palliative care focused on comfort and quality of life
  • Rehabilitation and recreational therapy support
  • On-site diagnostic and support services
  • Laboratory, diagnostic imaging, and pharmacy
  • Dietary consultation and social work
  • Discharge planning and home care coordination

Program Details

What to Expect During Your Stay

Our care team is committed to your health and recovery. During your stay, you’ll be supported by an interdisciplinary team that includes doctors, nurses, therapists, and support staff.

Convalescent Care Details

This regional program is available for up to 90 days and is accessed through Home and Community Care. Individuals must be able to actively participate in therapy and programming. Referrals are coordinated in partnership with care providers across the South East LHIN.

Multidisciplinary Team Includes:

  • Nurse Practitioner
  • Physician
  • Registered Nurses
  • Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist
  • Recreational Therapist and Rehab Assistants
  • Volunteers

Referral & Booking Information

Referral Requirements
– Acute and surgical admissions are arranged through internal medical referral or emergency care.
– Convalescent care referrals must be submitted through Home and Community Care (SELHIN).
Booking Details
For more information about inpatient or convalescent services, contact the hospital directly or speak with your referring healthcare provider.
Phone: (613) 354-3301

FAQs

Staying at the hospital or supporting a loved one? This section answers common questions about inpatient care, daily routines, what to bring, and how to prepare for discharge.

How long is a typical inpatient stay?

It depends on your condition and care needs. Your healthcare team will review your progress regularly and involve you in discharge planning.

Who is eligible for Convalescent Care?

Patients referred through Home and Community Care who are able to participate in therapy and meet the criteria for short-term rehabilitation.

Can family visit during my stay?

Yes. Visiting hours and protocols may vary based on hospital policy or health directives. Please check with staff upon admission.

Will I see a doctor every day?

You will be monitored regularly by a medical team, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses.

What should I bring for my stay?

Comfortable clothing, personal toiletries, current medication list, health card, and any mobility or assistive devices you normally use.

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