Runnymede Healthcare Centre
Rehabilitation and continuing care hospital
About 3.5 km away
- Inpatient Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation and continuing care hospital in Toronto, Ontario
Part of University Health Network.
Seniors Services
Help for older individuals to improve their functional ability, maximize their level of independence and enhance their quality of life. Integrates with Long-Term Care Centre on hospital campus Geriatric Low Tolerance Long Duration - 26-bed inpatient rehabilitation unit for older adults. Provide longer term, less intense therapy to improve patients' functionality and maximize their level of independence.
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated November 2025
Geriatric Low Tolerance Long Duration
26-bed inpatient rehabilitation unit for older adults. Provide longer term, less intense therapy to improve patients' functionality and maximize their level of independence.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated October 2025
Geriatric Interprofessional Assessment Clinic (Progression and Maintenance)
Hospital-based outpatient clinic for older adults with complex medical and psychosocial issues and age-related changes. Offers referrals to inpatient programs or community services if needed. Services provided by a geriatrician, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, nurse, and pharmacist.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated January 2026
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Service
Inpatient rehabilitation program for adults recovering from bone, muscle, or joint injury or surgery. Goal is to help patients restore as much function and mobility as possible. Services provided by a physiatrist, attending physician, nursing staff, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, rehabilitation assistants, and other health professionals.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated February 2026
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Service
Inpatient rehabilitation program for adults recovering from bone, muscle, or joint injury or surgery. Goal is to help patients restore as much function and mobility as possible. Services provided by a physiatrist, attending physician, nursing staff, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, rehabilitation assistants, and other health professionals.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated February 2026
Outpatient Rehab
On-site outpatient rehabilitation and wellness clinic. Multiple services including acupuncture, chiropody, hydrotherapy, kinesiology, massage, physiotherapy, occupational therapy Aquafit (Progression) - Warm-pool therapy and aquafit classes for people with conditions that limit their mobility and function, such as arthritis and chronic pain. Pool heated to a constant temperature of 34° Kinesiology - The study of human movement.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated November 2025
Geriatric Interprofessional Assessment Clinic (Progression and Maintenance)
Hospital-based outpatient clinic for older adults with complex medical and psychosocial issues and age-related changes. Offers referrals to inpatient programs or community services if needed. Services provided by a geriatrician, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, nurse, and pharmacist.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated January 2026
Neurological Rehabilitation Service
Inpatient rehabilitation program for adults recovering from a stroke, acquired brain injury, or neurological condition. Services provided by physicians, physiotherapists, neuro-psychologist, nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacist, recreational therapist, speech language pathologist, and social worker.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated April 2026
Neurological Rehabilitation Service
Inpatient rehabilitation program for adults recovering from a stroke, acquired brain injury, or neurological condition. Services provided by physicians, physiotherapists, neuro-psychologist, nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacist, recreational therapist, speech language pathologist, and social worker.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated April 2026
Complex Continuing Care Service
26-bed rehabilitation program for people with complex or progressive illnesses and disabilities, such as Multiple Sclerosis, Lou Gehrig's disease, paraplegia, or dementia.
How to access: Medical referral required
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated February 2026
Complex continuing care. Rehabilitation. Long term care.
Source: Ontario Health atHome healthline directory, updated October 2025
Many hospital programs for older adults need a referral from a family doctor, nurse practitioner or Ontario Health atHome care coordinator. Here is what each program says:
Within about 10 km, nearest first.
Retirement Home · about 1.2 km away
Independent Living · about 1.7 km away
Assisted Living · about 1.8 km away
Retirement Home · about 2.1 km away
Retirement Home · about 2.1 km away
Independent Living · about 3.1 km away
Long-term care · about 4.8 km away
Long-term care · about 5.3 km away
Long-term care · about 6.5 km away
Long-term care · about 6.9 km away
Long-term care · about 7.2 km away
Long-term care · about 7.2 km away
Private home care agencies that can help after a hospital stay. See our guide to leaving hospital in Ontario.
Home care · 4.6 stars
Home care · 4.9 stars
Home care · 4.9 stars
Home care · 4.8 stars
Home care · 4.6 stars
Home care · 4.8 stars
Rehabilitation and continuing care hospital
About 3.5 km away
Hospital
About 4.2 km away
Hospital
About 7.2 km away
Rehabilitation and continuing care hospital
About 7.6 km away
University Health Network - West Park Healthcare is not listed in Ontario Health atHome's directory of emergency departments. For an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Yes. It lists specialized geriatric services, geriatric medicine, geriatric outpatient clinic.
Yes. It lists orthopedic rehabilitation, inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation, geriatric rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, stroke rehabilitation, complex continuing care.
Location from the Ontario Ministry of Health's service provider locations; services from Ontario Health atHome's healthline directory. Senior Care Path is not affiliated with this hospital. Details change, so confirm with the hospital before you go.