ReportONCare

About ReportONCare

ReportONCare is an independent, plain-language guide to Ontario's public long-term care records. We bring the Ministry's inspection reports and Health Quality Ontario's care indicators together on one page per home, in language anyone can read.

Why this exists

Ontario already publishes a great deal about its long-term care homes, but it is spread across different systems and written for regulators. We bring those records together for each home and present them in clearer, easier-to-read formats: plain-language summaries, charts that set a home's figures beside the Ontario average, and a year-by-year history, with a link to every original report. The goal is to help you find and follow a home's record, and to point you to the official documents you can read in full before making any decision.

Our principles

Facts, attributed and dated

Everything we publish is sourced from the Ministry of Long-Term Care or Health Quality Ontario, attributed, and dated, with a link to the original.

No ratings or rankings

We do not score, rate, or rank homes, and we do not publish top 10 or worst lists. Figures are shown beside the Ontario average; the judgement is yours.

Clear and in one place

Scattered public records, brought together for each home as plain-language summaries, charts, and a year-by-year history, with a link to every original.

Independence

ReportONCare is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Government of Ontario, the Ministry of Long-Term Care, Health Quality Ontario, Ontario Health, or any long-term care home or operator. We republish public records and label our sources so you can verify them.

Our sources and methods

We explain exactly where each figure comes from and how we present it on our methodology page.

Read the full methodology

Contact

Questions, or think something is inaccurate? Get in touch and we will review it against the official record.

Contact us